Talk:Santiam State Forest

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Did you know... that most of the land that makes up the Santiam State Forest today was acquired by Oregon authorities because of delinquent taxes or purchases at minimal costs prior to foreclosure during the Great Depression?

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Fair Use rationale - Santiam State Forest is a sub-organization within the Oregon Department of Forestry which the existing Fair Use rationale covers. The Fair Use rationale for using Oregon forestry department’s logo cover the entire department including all five state forests not just the departmental headquarters.--Orygun (talk) 02:23, 18 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]