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| The Beaver State | | Oregon |
Unofficial nickname. Oregon's state animal is the beaver (since 1969), and it is a widely recognised symbol for the state - which has led the State University athletic team to be known as "the Beavers", and state to being called the Beaver State.
| Oregon State | | Beavers |
Corvallis, Oregon
| Oregon State | | Pac-10 |
Corvallis, Oregon
| Oregon | | Oregon Grape |
| Oregon Shakespeare Festival | | Ashland, Oregon |
America's largest and longest (8-mo) celebration of the Bard
| Mighty Oregon | | University of Oregon |
| Oregon | | California |
| Washington | | Oregon |
| Oregon | | Crater Lake With Its Wizard Island |
Joined union in 1859, quarter released in 2005
| Mount Hood National Forest | | Oregon |
| Siskiyou National Forest | | Oregon |
| Wallowa-Whitman National Forest | | Oregon |
| U.S.S. Oregon | | Made 14,000 Mile Journey in 66 Days |
Commissioned July 1896 -- BB-3
| Oregon Museum of Science and Industry | | Portland, U.S.A. |
| University of Oregon | | Donald Duck |
Donald Duck was named an honorary alumnus of the university. AKA Puddles the Duck.
| Applegate Valley | | Oregon |
| Chehalem Mountains | | Oregon |
| Columbia Gorge | | Oregon |
| Columbia Valley | | Oregon |
| Eola-Amity Hills | | Oregon |
| McMinnville | | Oregon |
| Southern Oregon | | Oregon |
| Umpqua Valley | | Oregon |
| Wahluke Slope | | Oregon |
| Willamette Valley | | Oregon |
| The Oregon Garden | | The U.S.A. |
Silverton, Oregon, of course. It is one of only a few installations in the U.S. that reuses wastewater for a water feature.
| Oregon | | Oregon Swallowtail Butterfly |
| Willamette River | | Oregon |
Willamette rhymes with Dam It (which has been done 371 times). The river is 187 miles long.
| Cape Meares | | Oregon |
Vertical sea cliffs provide nesting habitat for peregrine falcons and thousands of seabirds
| Three Arch Rocks | | Oregon |
| Lewis and Clark | | Oregon |
Protects approximately 20 estuarine islands in northwestern Oregon
| Capt. John Delmont | | The Oregon Trail (1936) |