What is a historical landmark in Oregon?

Answer 1

The Pacific Northwest state of Oregon offers a variety of tourist attractions to meet any interests. Bookworms will enjoy visiting Powell's City of Books in downtown Portland, the largest bricks-and-mortar new and used bookstore in the world. Fans of the quirky hipster TV show "Portlandia" can tour several of the neighborhoods and locations featured on the show, including the iconic feminist bookstore. For those who enjoy the great outdoors, Mt. Hood, Oregon Coast, Crater Lake, and the Oregon Caves are all popular destinations. Eastern Oregon boasts the High Desert Museum, and attractions that highlight the contributions of the Native American people. Oregon is an enjoyable state to visit year-round.

Answer 2

Famous landmarks of Oregon include: the Pittock Mansion, Mount St. Helens, the Peter Iredale shipwreck, Kim Wah Chung Heritage Site, the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, the Columbia Maritime Museum, Portland's Central Square, Timberland Lodge near Mount Hood, Lewis and Clark National Historical Park in Fort Clatsop, Tillamook Air Museum, the Oregon State Capital, Jacksonville (an old gold mining town), and Fort Astoria.

Answer 3

Some famous landmarks of Oregon include Mount Hood, the Columbia River, Elmo and Crater Lake.

Answer 4

Mount Hood is a good one but Crater Lake is the real gem.

Answer 5

Why there is many landmarks in Oregon like Columbia River Highway and Timberline Lodge.

Answer 6

Either Mt. Hood about 60 miles east of Portland, or most likely it is Crater Lake in southern Oregon.

Answer 7

In the upper parts of oregon the campsite of Lewis and Clark.

Answer 8

Crater Lake and Mount Hood. There are also a few National Monuments and Parks.

Answer 9

There are many historic landmarks in Oregon. Landmarks are as followed but not limited to; Columbia River Highway, Bonneville Dam, Fort Astoria, Pioneer courthouse, and Wallowa Lake site.

Answer 10

Pizza, ice hall, and the burnig rallet scheme