OREGON'S HIGHWAY PARK SYSTEM: 1921-1989
An Administrative History
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APPENDIX
ORGANIZATION CHARTS
OREGON STATE PARKS
ORGANIZATION CHART 1936
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OREGON STATE PARKS
ORGANIZATION CHART 1949
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OREGON STATE PARKS
ORGANIZATION CHART 1954
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OREGON STATE PARKS & RECREATION
ORGANIZATION CHART 1961
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OREGON STATE PARKS & RECREATION
ORGANIZATION CHART 1963
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OREGON STATE PARKS & RECREATION
ORGANIZATION CHART 1989
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Fig. 52. Central Snake River basin, State
Parks Region V. Aerial perspective view of the Snake River, facing
south, overlooking Farewell Bend State Park. The Snake, north-flowing in
this section, is tributary to the Columbia and forms much of the
Oregon-Idaho border. Overnight camping and boat-launching facilities are
in the foreground. Interstate Highway 84 curves along the west shore in
the distance. In this vicinity, Oregon Trail immigrants had their last
view of the river that defined their westward course across Idaho.
1981. Oregon Department of Transportation Photo #A785-139.
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