Incorporated in 1911, Jordan Valley is a city in Malheur County, Oregon. The small city was named for Johnson Creek, a tributary of the Owyhee River, which runs through the city. The creek itself was named for a 19th century prospector by the name of Michael M. Jordan. The city and surrounding area is known for its excellent hunting and fishing as well as its proximity to Jordan Craters, and extinct volcanic field.
Recommended Resources
The city's official website includes an overview and guide to the local government, community and organizations, and offers city and area maps, laws, city ordinances and other city business, as well as local churches, museums, and other points of interest. Local businesses are also profiled.
http://www.cityofjordanvalley.com/
Event information and results, rules and regulations, vendor guidelines, advertising opportunities, and a history of the Jordan Valley, Oregon rodeo is presented. A gallery of archive photographs of previous rodeo events is included, along with contact information.
http://www.biglooprodeo.com/
Jordan Valley School District #3
The K-12 public school administrative district is headquartered in Jordan Valley, Oregon. It's academic, athletic and extracurricular programs and activities are outlined, along with a school calendar, staff directory, teachers pages, and contact data. A staff webmail login is also available.
http://www.jordanvalley.k12.or.us/
