Known as the Beaver State, the state of Oregon is situated in the Pacific Northwest. It was acquired by the United States in 2848 and known as the Oregon Territory and joined the Union in 1859. It is served by its capital, Salem, and the largest city in the state is Portland.
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Columbia River Gorge Visitors Association
Features maps and information about this year round recreational area with guides to many outdoor activities including golfing and fishing. - Columbia River Gorge Visitors Association
http://www.crgva.org/
Pictures and information about Coos Bay. Learn about dungeness crabbing. Find clamming information and a wide range of photographs. - Coos Bay
http://www.coos-bay.net
Delivers natural gas to residential, commercial and industrial customers in Oregon and southwest Washington. Includes safety information, benefits of gas, payment locations, and account access index. - NW Natural
http://www.nwnatural.com
Oregon Area Chamber of Commerce
An annual community guide and event calendars are presented by this statewide business and tourism membership organization. Also provides details about the organization, such as staff profiles, member benefits, and online membership renewals. - Oregon Area Chamber of Commerce
http://www.oregonwi.com/
The official state DOJ site features a profile of the State Attorney General and departmental divisions. Legal resources available online include the text of legal opinions, state public records and meetings law, statutes, rules, and the state constitution. - Oregon Department of Justice
http://www.doj.state.or.us/
The state's primary law enforcement agency, on its official site, features recent news and alerts, as well as instructions on requesting copies of official public records, traffic accident reports, and road information. - Oregon State Police
http://www.oregon.gov/osp/
A profile of the state and its history is available through its official web site. Also featured is a directory of state agencies and a wide variety of online services, including the filing and payment of personal taxes, the renewal of driver licenses, and job searches. - State of Oregon
http://www.oregon.gov/
The official site for tourism within the state highlights seasonal offerings, suggests places for visitors to go and things that they might enjoy doing. Travel tools include travel guides and maps which may be viewed online or downloaded, weather and road conditions, and a directory of tourist destinations within the state. - Travel Oregon
http://www.traveloregon.com/
The state's employment department's official web site features a variety of resources for employers, employees, and those seeking work, allowing employers to post jobs and job seekers to browse the job listings. - Worksource Oregon
http://www.employment.oregon.gov/