- List of Oregon Wildernesses
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List of Oregon Wildernesses lists all 47 designated wildernesses in the U.S. state of Oregon.[1] [2][3] [4] [5]
Wilderness name acres designated administered by notes Badger Creek 24,000 1984 USFS [4] Black Canyon 13,400 1984 USFS [4] Boulder Creek 19,100 1984 USFS [4] Bridge Creek 5,400 1984 USFS [4] Bull of the Woods 27,427 1984 USFS [4] Clackamas 9,470 2009 USFS [4] Copper Salmon 13,700 2009 USFS [5] Cummins Creek 9,173 1984 USFS [4] Diamond Peak 54,185 1964 USFS [4] Drift Creek 5,798 1984 USFS [4] Eagle Cap 350,461 1964 USFS [4] Gearhart Mountain 22,809 1964 USFS [4] Grassy Knob 17,200 1984 USFS [4] Hells Canyon 214,944 (total)
131,133 (Oregon)1975, June 26, 1984 BLM+USFS [1][4] Kalmiopsis 179,755 1964 USFS [4] Lower White River 2,870 2009 BLM+USFS [1][4] Mark O. Hatfield 39,000 1984 USFS [4] Menagerie 4,800 1984 USFS [4] Middle Santiam 7,500 1984 USFS [4] Mill Creek 17,400 1984 USFS [4] Monument Rock 19,650 1984 USFS [4] Mount Hood 47,160 1964 USFS [4] Mount Jefferson 107,008 1968 USFS [4] Mount Thielsen 54,267 1984 USFS [4] Mount Washington 52,738 1964 USFS [4] Mountain Lakes 23,071 1964 USFS [4] North Fork John Day 121,352 1984 USFS [4] North Fork Umatilla 20,435 1984 USFS [4] Opal Creek 20,733 1996 USFS [4] Oregon Islands 925.06 October 23, 1970, October 11, 1978, November 12, 1996 USFWS [2] Oregon Badlands 29,301 2009 BLM [5] Red Buttes 19,940 (total)
3,750 (Oregon)1984 USFS [4] Roaring River 36,500 2009 USFS [6] Rock Creek 7,486 1984 USFS [4] Rogue–Umpqua Divide 33,200 1984 USFS [4] Salmon–Huckleberry 44,560 1984 USFS [4] Sky Lakes 116,300 1984 USFS [4] Soda Mountain 23,000 2009 BLM [5] Spring Basin 6,382 2009 BLM [5] Steens Mountain 170,025 October 30, 2000 BLM [1] Strawberry Mountain 69,350 1964 USFS [4] Table Rock 5,500 June 26, 1984 BLM [4] Three Arch Rocks 15 October 23, 1970 USFWS+USFS [2][4] first NWR west of Mississippi 1907 Three Sisters 286,708 1964 USFS [4] Waldo Lake 39,200 1984 USFS [4] Wenaha–Tucannon 177,423 (total)
66,375 (Oregon)1978 USFS [4] Wild Rogue 35,818 February 24, 1978 BLM+USFS [3] Total (acres) 2,395,390.06 (Oregon) 2,606,439.06 (total) Total (square miles) 3742.8 (Oregon) 4072.56 (total) Total (square km) 9693.84 (Oregon) 10547.93 (total) See also
References
- ^ a b c d Wilderness Database Details, October 2006
- ^ a b c Wilderness Areas
- ^ a b Wilderness.net- Wilderness Areas by State
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an Places - USFS History - Forest History Society
- ^ a b c d e "Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009". Library of Congress THOMAS. http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.uscongress/legislation.111hr146. Retrieved 2009-04-01.
- ^ Preusch, Matthew (April 6, 2009). "No cars, no roads, no kidding". The Oregonian. http://www.oregonlive.com/environment/index.ssf/2009/04/roaring_river_wilderness_area.html. Retrieved 2009-04-07.
Protected Areas of Oregon Federal State Arcadia Beach • Bob Straub • Bradley • Cape Kiwanda • Cape Lookout • Cape Meares • Clay Myers at Whalen Island • Del Rey Beach • Ecola • Elmer Feldenheimer • Fishing Rock • Fort Stevens • Gearhart Ocean • Haystack Hill • Hug Point • John Yeon • Manhattan Beach • Munson Creek Falls • Neahkahnie–Manzanita • Nehalem Bay • Oceanside Beach • Oswald West • Rockaway Beach • Sunset Beach • Sunset Highway Forest • Symons • Tolovana Beach • Tolovana Beach • Twin Rocks • Wilson River Highway Forest
Agate Beach • Alsea Bay • Beachside • Beaver Creek • Beverly Beach • Boiler Bay • Carl G. Washburne • Collins Creek • D River • Darlingtonia • Devils Lake • Devils Punch Bowl • Driftwood Beach • Ellmaker • Fogarty Creek • Gleneden Beach • Governor Patterson • H.B. Van Duzer • Heceta Head Lighthouse • Jessie M. Honeyman • Joaquin Miller Forest • L. Presley & Vera C. Gill • Lost Creek • Muriel O. Ponsler • Neptune • Neskowin Beach • Ona Beach • Otter Crest • Pritchard • Roads End • Rocky Creek • San Marine • Seal Rock • Smelt Sands • South Beach • Stonefield Beach • Tokatee Klootchman • W. B. Nelson • Whale Watching • Yachats • Yachats Ocean Road • Yaquina Bay
Albert H. Powers • Alfred A. Loeb • Arizona Beach • Bandon • Bolon Island Tideways • Bullards Beach • Cape Arago • Cape Blanco • Cape Sebastian • Conde B. McCullough • Coquille Myrtle Grove • Crissey Field • Elk Creek Tunnel Forest • Face Rock • Floras Lake • Geisel Monument • Golden and Silver Falls • Harris Beach • Hoffman • Humbug Mountain • Hutchinson • Maria C. Jackson • McVay Rock • Ophir • Otter Point • Paradise Point • Pistol River • Port Orford Cedar Forest • Port Orford Heads • Samuel H. Boardman • Seven Devils • Shore Acres • Sisters Rock • Sunset Bay • Sweet Myrtle • Umpqua • Umpqua Lighthouse • Umpqua Myrtle • William M. Tugman • Winchuck • Yoakam Point
Banks–Vernonia • Bonnie Lure • Government Island • L. L. "Stub" Stewart • Mary S. Young • Milo McIver • Tryon Creek • Willamette Stone
Ainsworth • Benson • Bonneville • Bridal Veil Falls • Crown Point • Dabney • Dalton Point • George W. Joseph • Guy W. Talbot • Historic Columbia River Highway • John B. Yeon • Koberg Beach • Lang Forest • Lewis and Clark • Lindsey Creek • Mayer • McLoughlin • Memaloose • Multnomah Falls • Portland Women's Forum • Rocky Butte • Rooster Rock • Seneca Fouts • Shepperd's Dell • Sheridan • Starvation Creek • Viento • Vinzenz Lausmann • Wyeth • Wygant
Alderwood • Bald Peak • Blachly Mountain Forest • Bowers Rock • Cascadia • Champoeg • Detroit Lake • Dexter • Elijah Bristow • Erratic Rock • Fall Creek • Fort Yamhill • Holman • Jasper • Lowell • Luckiamute • Maples • Maud Williamson • Molalla River • North Santiam • Sarah Helmick • Silver Falls • State Capitol • Thompson's Mills • Washburne • Willamette Mission
Ben Hur Lampman • Canyon Creek Forest • Casey • Collier Memorial • Illinois River Forks • Jackson F. Kimball • Joseph H. Stewart • Klamath Falls – Lakeview Forest • OC&E Woods Line • Prospect • Rough and Ready Forest • Stage Coach Forest • TouVelle • Tub Springs • Valley of the Rogue • Wolf Creek Inn
Cline Falls • Deschutes River • Dyer • Elliott Corbett • La Pine • Ochoco • Peter Skene Ogden • Pilot Butte • Prineville Reservoir • Redmond–Bend Juniper • Sisters • Smith Rock • The Cove Palisades • Tumalo • White River Falls
Bates • Battle Mountain Forest • Blue Mountain Forest • Booth • Catherine Creek • Chandler • Clyde Holliday • Crooked Creek • Deadman's Pass • Emigrant Springs • Farewell Bend • Fort Rock • Fort Rock Cave • Frenchglen Hotel • Goose Lake • Hat Rock • Hilgard Junction • Kam Wah Chung • Lake Owyhee • Minam • Ontario • Pete French Round Barn • Red Bridge • Succor Creek • Sumpter Valley Dredge • Ukiah–Dale Forest • Unity Forest • Unity Lake • Wallowa Lake • Wallowa Lake Highway Forest • Wallowa River
Bridge Creek • Dean Creek • Denman • E.E. Wilson • Elkhorn • Fern Ridge • Irrigon • Jewell Meadows • Klamath • Ladd Marsh • Lower Deschutes • Phillip W. Schneider • Prineville • Riverside • Sauvie Island • Snake River Islands • Summer Lake • Wenaha • White River • Willow Creek
Regions Portland metroBlue Lake • Cooper Mountain • Glendoveer • Howell • Oregon Zoo • Oxbow • Smith and Bybee • Mount Talbert
Cities PortlandForest Park • Washington Park
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