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The Tillamook Tribe came to the state of Oregon primarily for its abundant Natural Resources, which provided a rich environment for fishing, hunting, and gathering. The tribe, comprising several bands, settled along the Oregon Coast and the Tillamook Bay area, where they could access the ocean and river systems for sustenance. They were drawn to the region's diverse ecosystems, which supported their traditional lifestyle and cultural practices. Over time, the tribe developed a strong connection to the land, which remains significant to their identity today.
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What state did nike come from?
Oregon
What day and time does Sons of Anarchy come on in Oregon?
What day does Sons of Anarchy come on in the state of Oregon
What state did granola bars come from?
Oregon
When well super bowl come to Oregon?
The Superbowl will never be hosted in Oregon until they have an active football franchise in the state.
Why did Oregon come into the Union as a free state?
Most of its settlers did not use enslaved laborers
What product is Oregon famous for?
I live in Gresham Oregon and here is the answer: Multnomah falls (absolutely beautiful) Columbia River Gorge Crater Lake Tillamook cheese Hazelnuts Blackberries Mt Hood Timber Christmas Trees Wine grapes So much Greeness! If you need more please ask me or if you need state bird flag etc. I am from Scappoose and we have had a few famous people. Like Sara Underwood (Playmate), Derek Anderson (NFL player). Also Holly Madison is from St. Helens (Playmate). Bridgette Marquardt was born in Tillamook (Playmate).
Will tna come to Oregon?
TNA has confirmed that it will come to Oregon in March 2011
What tribe did Elimelech come from?
tribe of Judah
Why Spanish come to Oregon?
that is why *
Did Sacajawea ever come back to her tribe and if she did how did she get back to her tribe?
no
From what tribe did Joshua come?
Joshua came from the tribe of Ephraim.
what Oregon means?
Oregon is a state in the Western United States. The origin of the name is not known for sure. It may have been derived from a 1715 French map which refers to the Wisconsin River as "Ouaricon-sint" or the name "Oregon" may come from an English army officer's proposal for a trip in 1765, in which he refers to "the River called by the Indians Ouragon." Oregon was admitted as the 33rd state on February 14, 1859.
