Topo Map of Locales in Sherman County, Oregon

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Locales in Sherman County Oregon

Place	USGS Topo Map
Ainsworth (historical)	Wishram
Beavertail Campground Boat Ramp	Sinamox
Biggs	Biggs Junction
Biggs Service District Sewer System Facility	Biggs Junction
Bluffs (historical)	Erskine
Bourbon (historical)	Rosebush
Buckhollow Boat Launch	Sherars Bridge
Buckley (historical)	Sinamox
Butlers Corner	Sinamox
Cooks Corner	Grass Valley
Coxs Corner	Grass Valley
Day (historical)	Rufus
De Moss (historical)	Wasco
Deschutes (historical)	Sherars Bridge
Eakin	Grass Valley
Emigrant (historical)	Quinton
Fairview	Harmony
Finnegans Corner	Grass Valley
Free Bridge	Emerson
Giles French Park Boat Ramp	Rufus
Goff (historical)	Rufus
Grant (historical)	Biggs Junction
Grebe (historical)	Biggs Junction
Harmony	Harmony
Harris (historical)	Locust Grove
Hay Canyon	Klondike
Hodges Corner	Grass Valley
John Day Dam Fish Ladder	Rufus
John Day Substation	Rufus
John Days (historical)	Rufus
Kent Compressor Station	Horseshoe Bend
Ketchum (historical)	Summit Ridge
Le Page Park Boat Ramp	Rufus
Liberty (historical)	Bronx Canyon
Macks Canyon Boat Launch	Summit Ridge
Maryhill Ferry (historical)	Biggs Junction
Mays (historical)	Locust Grove
Michigan (historical)	Grass Valley
Miller (historical)	Wishram
Moro Sewage Lagoon	Moro
Nish (historical)	Klondike
Oregon Raceway Park	Rosebush
Pine Tree Boat Launch	Sherars Bridge
Rickmans Corner	Grass Valley
Rosebush	Rosebush
Rufus Sewer System	Rufus
Sandon	Klondike
Schillings Corner	Grass Valley
Sherar Grade (historical)	Sinamox
Sherman County Community Transit	Moro
Sherman County Fairgrounds	Moro
Sherman Experiment Station	Moro
Sink (historical)	Wasco
Spanish Hollow (historical)	Wasco
Summit (historical)	Klondike
Tunnel (historical)	Sinamox
Wasco Sewage Lagoon	Wasco
Webfoot	Klondike
Wilcox	Kent

This is a list of all the locales in Sherman County, Oregon. In some cases there are duplicate names so try to select the one you are looking for based on the USGS quad topo map name which is often a recognizable feature or town nearby.