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	Oregon Country - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Oregon Country was a region of western North America that originally consisted of the land north of 42°N latitude, south of 54°40'N latitude, and west of the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean.
		The two countries eventually came to a peaceful agreement in the 1846 Oregon Treaty that divided the territory along the 49th parallel to Georgia Strait, with all of Vancouver Island remaining under British control.
		In 1848, the U.S. portion of the Oregon Country was formally organized as the Oregon Territory.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oregon_Country (1080 words)

	Oregon Country Fair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Oregon Country Fair takes place every year in Veneta, Oregon, 15 miles west of Eugene for a three-day bash with over 50,000 people participating (up to 35,000 at any given time).
		For those three days of the year, it becomes the 11th largest city in Oregon with its own water and communications systems, recycling service, emergency medical team, and security force.
		The Country Fair, which started as a barter and craft fair in 1969 as a fund raiser for an alternative school, offers an earthy mix of village atmosphere that harkens back to a prehistoric urbanity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oregon_Country_Fair (566 words)

	Oregon Trail FAQ
		To the settlers, though, the trail to the Oregon Country was a five-month trip from their old home in the East to their new home in the West.
		By the 1840s, when the Oregon Trail came into use, the beaver were mostly trapped out and the HBC was shifting its goals to settling the prairies in the Willamette Valley and around Puget Sound.
		The British saw the Oregon Country as just another territory in their empire, a land to be exploited for whatever resources were worth the most money.
	www.endoftheoregontrail.org /faq.html (2055 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Oregon
		Oregon is bounded on the north by the State of Washington, on the east by Idaho, on the south by Nevada and California, and on the west by the Pacific Ocean.
		It is bounded on the north by the Columbia River, on the east by the Cascades, on the west by the Coast Range, and on the south by the Calapooia Mts.
		Oregon is bounded on three sides by navigable water: the Pacific Ocean on the west, the Columbia River on the north, and the Snake River on the east.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11288a.htm (5534 words)

	The War of 1812 and the Oregon Country
		Or if they are of a historical bent, they think of the Oregon Trail and the huge influx of American settlers it brought to this part of the world, or perhaps they remember Lewis and Clark and their very wet winter spent on the Oregon Coast.
		The Oregon Country was bounded by the Pacific Ocean on the west, the Rocky Mountains on the east, by what is now the southern border of Oregon to the south, and by what is now the northern border of British Columbia to the north.
		The War of 1812 was the deciding factor in which way the Oregon country would be controlled for the early part of the nineteenth century.
	members.tripod.com /umbrigade/articles/oregon.html (4258 words)

	Oregon Blue Book State Symbols
		The pioneer origins of the dance and the characteristic dress are deemed to reflect Oregon's heritage; the lively spirit of the dance exemplifies the friendly, free nature and enthusiasm that are a part of the Oregon Character.
		Oregon has the distinction of being the only state in the union whose flag has a different pattern on the reverse side.
		Above the ordinary are the mountains and forests of Oregon, an elk with branching antlers, a covered wagon and ox team, the Pacific Ocean with setting sun, a departing British man-of-war signifying the departure of British influence in the region and an arriving American merchant ship signifying the rise of American power.
	bluebook.state.or.us /kids/symbols/symbols.htm (1495 words)

	Oregon Wine - Find wineries, tours and wine events in Oregon Wine Country
		The ornate countryside of Oregon's Willamette Valley is a wine-growing region of rare distinction and 2003 is setting up to be another outstanding grape harvest for Oregon.
		Combined with romantic country inns and memorable dining establishments, Oregon's Willamette Valley is a savory treat waiting to be sampled.
		As the United States is emerging as one of the world's most dynamic wine-producing countries, Wines of the Pacific Northwest explores the history, wine laws, terroir, viticulture, vinification, and producers of Washington and Oregon.
	www.oregon.com /wines (810 words)

	Oregon Wine Country..The Willamette Valley
		Oregon vineyards and wineries contribute directly to more than half, or $801 million, of the total direct and indirect impact through sales, wages and spending.
		According to the study, of the major producing states in the United States, Oregon growers receive the highest average return per ton and experience the highest average revenues per case.
		Oregon wine grapes are on average the fourth most important fruit crop in the state, according to the Oregon Agricultural Statistics Survey.
	www.oregonwinecountry.org (522 words)

	OregonWine.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This year’s event, which was held in a new location, featured cutting-edge content, a technical tasting, a guest chef dinner and industry awards ceremony, and the return of the trade show.
		The Oregon Wine Industry Symposium is the premier platform for industry research and education, delivering relevant content to wine and wine grape industry professionals.
		Sponsored by the Oregon Wine Board, the Symposium brings wine and wine grape leaders from around the world to discuss issues, discover key learnings and network with industry suppliers.
	www.oregonwine.org (548 words)

	Teacher's Guide. (Page 1)
		Pioneers in the early years of the Oregon Trail were called emigrants because most were leaving the United States to enter the unorganized "Oregon Country." Later, Oregon became a part of the U.S., but the word "emigrant" stuck.
		Oregon Country encompassed all of what is now Oregon, Washington, and Idaho; much of British Columbia; and small parts of Wyoming and Montana.
		Later, Oregon Country was jointly held by Britain and the U.S.; eventually it became a part of the United States.
	www.isu.edu /~trinmich/Studyguide.html (1837 words)

	Oregon Magazine
		Their stated intent was to colonize the Oregon country on behalf of the United States and drive out the English fur trading companies operating there.
		Lee was in the vanguard of missionaries that were sent to Oregon in response to an 1831 visit to the United States by a delegation of four Native Americans representing the Flathead and Nez Perce tribes of the Pacific Northwest.
		speedy possession of the Oregon country.” The settlers’ chief complaint was that the British Hudson Bay Company was engaging in unfair competition and was acting as a de facto British government for Oregon.
	oregonmag.com /OrHistArticle.htm (4116 words)

	Oregon Wine, Wineries and Wine Country Travel
		The Southern Oregon appellation (AVA), starting south of Eugene, includes the Umpqua Valley AVA, the Applegate Valley AVA and the Rogue Valley AVA, all located in the southwestern portion of the state.
		It wasn't until early 2005 that the Southern Oregon appellation (AVA) was federally authorized as the macro viticultural area encompassing the previously authorized regions of the Umpqua, the Applegate and the Rogue Valleys.
		The Columbia Gorge appellation, located on both the Oregon and Washington sides of the Columbia River, was authorized as an official American Viticultural Area (AVA) for both states in June 2004.
	www.winesnw.com /orhome.html (623 words)

	Country Meadows Village Woodburn Oregon 97071
		Located just 35 minutes from downtown Portland and 20 minutes from Salem, the state capital of Oregon, Country Meadows is central to every convenience.
		Country Meadows Village provides the perfect blending of majestic Mt. Hood, the serene Willamette Valley, beautiful accommodations, fine dining, and a wealth of services backed by two decades of experience.
		Country Meadows Village is prestigious in style and sophisticated in service.
	www.countrymeadowsvillage.com (126 words)

	WineCountry : Oregon
		From the Oregon coast, a stunning region with broad beaches and quiet coves, to the North Willamette Valley, whose rolling hills and lovely views are perfect for picnicking, inviting lodgings beckon.
		The Oregon wine region was born during the 1840s, when Italian and Swiss immigrants began planting wine grapes and bottling wine.
		The Willamette Valley, which stretches from Eugene in the south to Portland in the north and encompasses two-thirds of Oregon's population, is the largest wine-growing region in Oregon.
	www.winecountry.com /regions/oregon (801 words)

	Black Pioneers of Oregon
		After arriving in Oregon, he tried to buy his family, but the owner informed him that his wife had died the previous year, when he was on the Oregon Trail, and he refused to sell Shipley his sons.
		Mary Jane Holmes came to Oregon with her parents, Robin and Polly, in 1844 as the slaves of Nathaniel Ford and his family.
		Livingston continued to work for the Ringos in Oregon and was eventually given 40 acres of land by the Judge and a team of horses by the younger Ringo in recognition of his long service.
	www.endoftheoregontrail.org /blakbios.html (2449 words)

	A Place Called Oregon - Main Index & Menu Page
		Lewis and Clark spent the winter of 1805-1806 near the rugged Oregon coast at what is now known as, Ft. Clatsop.
		With the ringing of their encouraging reports would come, mountain men, missionaries, fur traders, and adventurers; all contributing to the depth of the ruts marred across the face of the Oregon frontier.
		The Oregon Trail had become the overland pioneer route to the northwestern United States.
	gesswhoto.com (307 words)

	"For Oregon!" Settlers From Illinois Describe the New Territory, 1847
		The Willamette Valley is the principal country susceptible of farming, and for this purpose the soil is very rich and handsomely situated; but as a general thing, the country is destitute of timber.
		I can give Oregon credit for only one or two things, and these are, good health and plenty of salmon, and Indians; as for the farming country there is none here—wheat grows about the same as in Illinois; corn, potatoes, and garden vegetables cannot grow here without watering.
		The soil is not as good as in Illinois—the face of the country is hilly, and high mountains covered with snow all summer, and small valleys—the mountains and hills are covered with the heaviest timber that I ever saw.
	historymatters.gmu.edu /d/6231 (2200 words)

	Oregon Vacation, Oregon Vacations, Oregon Tourism, Oregon Vacation, Oregon Vacations
		Rogue River Country was conceived to give those interested in visiting the best available Southern Oregon Tourism information to assist in planning a great Oregon Vacation.
		Oregon is a diverse state with a wealth and wonder and outdoor recreation activities.
		Oregon Public Beaches; We are one of two states which have public beaches, the other is Hawaii.
	www.roguerivertrips.info (629 words)

	Country Inns & Suites By Carlson - Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Portland Airport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Friendly service and country charm can be felt throughout the Portland Airport Hotel thanks to its comfortable decor and conveniences of home.
		The Country Inn and Suites Portland Airport Hotel, a great choice for meetings, is home to a 920-square-foot meeting room that will accommodate groups up to 65 people.
		Additionally, Country Inn and Suites Portland Airport Hotel is just minutes away from walking paths along the Columbia River, beautiful Multnomah Falls and Columbia River Gorge.
	www.countryinns.com /portlandor_arpt (567 words)

	Oregon Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		About 1/3 immigrated to Oregon, another 1/3 were bound for California, and 1/3 went to Utah, Colorado, and Montana.
		- The Oregon Trail, the longest of the overland routes used in the westward expansion of the United States, was first traced by explorers and fur traders.
		The Oregon Country's northern boundary was set in 1846, and the Territory of Oregon was formed in 1848 as over 12,000 people made the journey in that decade.
	www.42explore2.com /oregon.htm (1120 words)

	Oregon Bed and Breakfasts Guild view inspected Bed and Breakfast in the State of Oregon - Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild
		Eugene oregon bed and breakfast are fantastic, you will love a stay at a Portland Oregon bed and breakfast.
		Southern Oregon bed and breakfast are some of the best destinations in the lower 48 states.
		The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild welcomes you to the State of Oregon, a beautiful and diverse state which offers unique and comfortable accommodations for your relaxation and enjoyment.
	www.obbg.org (1904 words)

	Oregon Country Natural Beef (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Country Natural Beef is the only Natural Beef group whose sustainable agricultural practices are documented through third party certification from the ‘Food Alliance’, for environmentally friendly and socially responsible ranching practices.
		Country Natural Beef is a unique agricultural cooperative producing sustainably raised beef directly from our ranches to your home.
		Each Country Natural Beef ranch family is directly responsible to the retailer and you the final consumer.
	www.oregoncountrybeef.com (773 words)

	Oregon Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Oregon Trail was the major route for immigrants traveling from the settlements on the edge of the eastern United States to the promised land of Oregon.
		Their reward was the fertile farming country, the rich forests, and the mild climate of the fabled Oregon country.
		It was here that the pioneers often had to decide which of their cherished possessions might have to be left behind in order that their oxen or mules could handle the rougher trail that lay ahead.
	www.nps.gov /fola/oregon.htm (354 words)

	Oregon Wine Country...a place in American History
		Not many think of wine when they think of Oregon; however, Oregon is becoming well known for some of the world's best wines.
		It's amazing that not far out of Portland, Oregon, some of the best burgundies in the world are produced.
		A touch of Europe is cast on the Oregon Wine Country throughout the Willamette and Tualstin Valley's.
	www.travel-to-oregon-tips.com /oregon-wine-country.html (729 words)

	Wine Country of Oregon's Willamette Valley
		By state mandate Oregon wineries must comply to strict labeling standards, with the "LIVE," "Salmon Safe" and "organic" designations indicating the vineyards' adherence to the limitation of chemical substances, an ecology friendly policy of biodiversity in the vineyard, the prevention of runoff and erosion or compliance with organic designation standards.
		Oregon's visionary pioneer winemakers brought Pinot gris vines from Alsace, France and their intuition that this grape would thrive and flourish here proved correct.
		A tour of the Wine Country in Marion and Polk Counties can be based in Salem, the region's largest city, where you'll find hotel and motel accommodations.
	www.travelsalem.com /media/storyline02.html (2142 words)

	Oregon (Country Profiles from National Geographic MapMachine) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The end of the road for wagon trains bound westward over the Oregon Trail, the Pacific Northwest became more accessible after completion of a transcontinental railroad line to Portland in 1883.
		Today location on the Pacific Rim is one of Oregon's greatest assets: Most of its international trade is with Asia, and Portland serves as a large distribution center for Japanese autos.
		Natural resources are managed carefully, and Oregon's land-use and recycling laws set standards for the nation.
	plasma.nationalgeographic.com /mapmachine/profiles/us41.html (161 words)

	eBay - oregon country, Nonfiction Books, Postcards Paper items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Oregon country under the Union Jack;: A referenc...
		The Oregon country under the Union Jack;: A reference..
		Treasures of the Oregon Country IV HC Leather Drawson
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	Sandlake Country Inn Bed and Breakfast in Cloverdale, Oregon - Private, peaceful accommodations for making memories on ...
		Sandlake Country Inn Bed and Breakfast is located in a rural setting approximately 1 mile from the ocean and just 10 minutes north of Pacific City.
		Tucked into a garden of fresh roses on two-plus acres just 1 mile from the ocean, this romantic retreat is ideal for lovers of privacy and nature.
		At the Sandlake Country Inn Bed and Breakfast, guests may enjoy hummingbirds, hot spiced cider, roses, chess, romance, Mozart, fireplaces, deer, cookies at midnight, and a canopy of stars.
	www.sandlakecountryinn.com (430 words)

	Oregon Wines, Oregon Wineries, Oregon Wine - The Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		No sooner did the Supreme Court pass new legislation permitting the direct-to-customer shipments of interstate wine sales, than lobby groups are now stating it's unconsitutional.
		A monthly column by Matt Mayer chronicling his journeys to Oregon wineries, and his experiences tasting wine.
		I am returning to Oregon to live and work in a loc...
	www.oregonwines.com (671 words)

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