Oregon (disambiguation)
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Oregon is a U.S. state in the Pacific Northwest
Oregon may also refer to:
Places[edit]
- United States
- Oregon, Arkansas
- Oregon, Illinois
- Oregon, Kentucky
- Oregon, Maryland
- Oregon, Missouri
- Oregon, Nova Scotia
- Oregon, Ohio
- Oregon, Pennsylvania
- Oregon, Tennessee
- Oregon (town), Wisconsin
- Oregon, Wisconsin (the village it contains)
- Oregon City, California
- Oregon City, Oregon
- Oregon County, Missouri
- Oregon Hill, a neighborhood in Richmond, Virginia
- Oregon Inlet, an inlet in the state of North Carolina
- Oregon Township, Michigan
- Oregon Township, Pennsylvania
Historical usage[edit]
- Oregon (toponym), etymology of the name "Oregon"
- Oregon Country
- Oregon Mission
- Oregon Territory
- Oregon Trail
See also: Oregon Trail (disambiguation)
Botany[edit]
- Douglas-fir, a timber commonly known as "oregon" or "oregon pine"
- The Oregon-grape, a plant in the genus Mahonia
Music[edit]
- Oregon (band), an American jazz and world music group
- Oregon, a piece of music for concert band, by James Swearingen
- Oregon, a composition by composer Jacob de Haan
Ships[edit]
- USS Oregon (1841), a U.S. Navy brig
- USS Oregon, a never-launched monitor previously named USS Quinsigamond (1864) and Hercules
- USS Oregon (BB-3), a battleship in commission from 1896 to 1919
- CSS Oregon, a Confederate gunboat
- SS Oregon, the name of a number of ships
Universities[edit]
- Oregon State University, a public university in Corvallis, Oregon
- University of Oregon, a public university in Eugene, Oregon
Other[edit]
- Oregon Ducks, the athletic program of the University of Oregon
- Oregon Scientific, a manufacturer of electronic products
- The Oricon Charts, often mis-romanized as the "Oregon Charts"
- The Oregon Files, a group of novels written by author Clive Cussler
See also[edit]
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