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Positioned at the confluence of the North and Middle Forks of the John Day River, Monument is a small community of approximately 128 residents in ZIP code 97864. Located in Grant County’s northern region, this historic town sits about 156 miles northeast of Bend and 64 miles northwest of John
Situated along the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway in north-central Oregon, Wasco is a small yet resilient community of approximately 410 residents in ZIP code 97065. Located about nine miles south of the Columbia River in Sherman County, this agricultural town is known for its extensive wheat production and emerging
Standing proudly in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, The Dalles is a historic city of approximately 16,000 residents in ZIP code 97058. Located 75 miles east of Portland, it marks the transition between wet western Oregon and the arid eastern region. With only 14 inches of annual precipitation,
Positioned between the scenic McKenzie and Willamette rivers, Springfield is a thriving city of approximately 62,000 residents in ZIP codes 97477 and 97478. Located in Lane County directly east of Eugene, Springfield has evolved from its timber-industry roots into a diverse economic center with stunning views of the Cascade Mountains.
At the crossroads of scenic Highway 97 and rolling wheat fields, Moro (population ~388) is the smallest county seat in Oregon. Located in ZIP code 97039, this historic town sits 18 miles south of the Columbia River at an elevation of 1,799 feet. With its 1899 courthouse still in continuous
Founded as a center for travelers along historic routes, Dayville is a small community of approximately 149 residents in ZIP code 97825. Located 125 miles east of Bend in Grant County, this charming city sits along U.S. Route 26, serving as an important gateway to the John Day Fossil Beds
Standing proudly in central Oregon’s high plateau, Condon is a historic farming community of approximately 718 residents in ZIP code 97823. As the county seat of Gilliam County, this quaint town sits 2,831 feet above sea level, about 38 miles south of the Columbia River and 150 miles east of
Located at the crossroads of Oregon’s agricultural heritage and natural beauty, Dufur is a charming rural community of approximately 637 residents in ZIP code 97021. Situated just 15 miles south of The Dalles along Highway 197, this historic farming town offers breathtaking views of Mt. Hood to the west. With
At the crossroads of mountain wilderness and high desert terrain, Chemult is a small but resilient community of approximately 80-100 residents in ZIP code 97731. Situated at an elevation of 4,764 feet in Klamath County, this unincorporated town sits on U.S. Route 97 near the drainage divide between the Klamath
Tucked between rugged canyon walls along a scenic bend of the John Day River, Spray is a charming rural community of approximately 160 residents in ZIP code 97874. Located about 30 miles southeast of Fossil in Wheeler County, this tranquil town was established in 1900 by John Fremont Spray. With
Positioned in the heart of Sherman County’s wheat country, Grass Valley is a close-knit rural community of approximately 160 residents in ZIP code 97029. Located about 27 miles south of Biggs Junction on Highway 97, this small farming town sits among rolling hillsides that produce some of Oregon’s finest wheat.
Distinguished by its rich paleontological heritage, Fossil serves as the county seat of Wheeler County in north-central Oregon. This small community of approximately 445 residents in ZIP code 97830 sits at the intersection of Oregon Routes 19 and 218. Located about 108 miles northeast of Bend (a 2.5-hour drive), Fossil
