Question 1

Ochoco Mountains

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Mountain range in central Oregon known for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities.

Question 2

Willamette Valley

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Agricultural region in western Oregon known for its fertile soil and mild climate.

Question 3

Crater Lake

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Deepest lake in the United States, located in a volcanic caldera in southern Oregon.

Question 4

Mt. Hood

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Highest peak in Oregon and a popular destination for skiing, hiking, and climbing.

Question 5

Columbia River Gorge

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Spectacular canyon carved by the Columbia River, offering breathtaking views and outdoor activities.

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Rogue River

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Scenic river in southwestern Oregon, known for its whitewater rafting and salmon fishing.

Question 7

High Desert

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Arid region in eastern Oregon characterized by wide open spaces and unique desert landscapes.

Question 8

Cascade Range

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Mountain range that runs through Oregon, Washington, and California, with numerous volcanic peaks.

Question 9

Lewis and Clark Expedition

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Historic expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to explore the western territories of the United States, including parts of Oregon.

Question 10

Oregon Trail

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Historic pioneer trail that spanned over 2,000 miles and played a significant role in the westward expansion of the United States.

Question 11

Oregon Coast

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Scenic coastline along the Pacific Ocean, known for its rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and picturesque towns.

Question 12

Tillamook Forest

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Large forested area in northwestern Oregon, famous for its timber production and Tillamook cheese.

Question 13

Timber Industry

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Important economic sector in Oregon, historically dominated by logging and wood products manufacturing.

Question 14

Pinot Noir

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A popular wine grape variety grown in Oregon, particularly in the Willamette Valley.

Question 15

Chinook Winds

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Warm, dry winds that occasionally blow across Oregon from the east, often causing wildfires.

Question 16

Oregon State Capitol

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Building in Salem, Oregon that houses the state's legislative and executive branches.

Question 17

Oregon Shakespeare Festival

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Annual theater event held in Ashland, Oregon, featuring a variety of Shakespearean plays and other performances.

Question 18

Microbreweries

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Oregon is known for its thriving craft beer industry, with numerous small breweries producing a wide range of unique beers.

Question 19

Oregon State University

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Public research university located in Corvallis, Oregon, known for its strong programs in agriculture and natural sciences.

Question 20

University of Oregon

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Public research university in Eugene, Oregon, renowned for its programs in journalism, architecture, and sports.

Question 21

Japanese Internment

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During World War II, Japanese Americans living in Oregon were forcibly relocated to internment camps as part of government policy.

Question 22

Pendleton Round-Up

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Annual rodeo event held in Pendleton, Oregon, featuring bull riding, steer roping, and other traditional rodeo activities.

Question 23

Oregon Ducks

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Nickname for the University of Oregon's athletic teams, known for their success in football, track and field, and other sports.

Question 24

Oregon State Beavers

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Nickname for the Oregon State University's athletic teams, particularly strong in baseball and football.

Question 25

Oregon Vortex

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Tourist attraction near Gold Hill, Oregon, known for its optical illusions and perceived gravitational anomalies.

Question 26

Douglas Fir

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Tall evergreen tree native to western North America, including Oregon, widely used in the timber industry.

Question 27

Powell's City of Books

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Independent bookstore located in Portland, Oregon, known for its extensive collection of new and used books.

Question 28

Rogue Ales

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Craft brewery based in Newport, Oregon, famous for its Dead Guy Ale and other innovative beers.

Question 29

Hells Canyon

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Deepest river gorge in North America, located on the border of Oregon and Idaho, offering rugged outdoor adventures.

Question 30

Multnomah Falls

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Iconic waterfall located in the Columbia River Gorge, attracting visitors with its stunning beauty and hiking trails.

Question 31

Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area

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Stretch of coastal sand dunes in western Oregon, popular for sandboarding, off-roading, and camping.

Question 32

Hood River

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Town located in the Columbia River Gorge, known for its strong winds and world-class windsurfing and kiteboarding conditions.

Question 33

Oregon Health & Science University

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Academic health center in Portland, Oregon, recognized for its medical, dental, and nursing programs.

Question 34

Mount Bachelor

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Ski resort and volcanic peak in the Cascade Range, offering excellent skiing and snowboarding opportunities.

Question 35

Umpqua River

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Picturesque river in southwestern Oregon, renowned for its fishing, boating, and scenic beauty.

Question 36

Oregon Historical Society

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Institution dedicated to preserving and sharing Oregon's history through exhibitions, collections, and educational programs.

Question 37

Tillamook Cheese Factory

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Popular visitor destination in Tillamook, Oregon, where visitors can learn about cheese production and sample a variety of cheeses.

Question 38

Smith Rock State Park

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Internationally renowned rock climbing destination located in central Oregon's high desert.

Question 39

Oregon Brewers Festival

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Annual beer festival held in Portland, Oregon, showcasing beers from local and international breweries.

Question 40

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)

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Science museum in Portland, Oregon, featuring interactive exhibits, an IMAX theater, and a planetarium.

Question 41

Portland Japanese Garden

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Serene and meticulously designed garden in Portland, Oregon, offering a peaceful retreat and traditional Japanese aesthetics.

Question 42

Oregon Coast Aquarium

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Coastal aquarium in Newport, Oregon, housing a diverse range of marine species and offering educational exhibits and activities.

Question 43

Rogue Creamery

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Award-winning artisan cheese producer in Central Point, Oregon, known for its blue cheeses and sustainable practices.

Question 44

Oregon Historical Marker Program

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Statewide program that recognizes and commemorates significant historical sites and events across Oregon.

Question 45

Timberline Lodge

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Historic mountain lodge located on the slopes of Mount Hood, offering lodging, dining, and access to outdoor activities.

Question 46

Painted Hills

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Colorful geological formations in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, showcasing vibrant layers of ancient sediments.

Question 47

Oregon State Fair

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Annual fair held in Salem, Oregon, featuring livestock exhibits, carnival rides, live entertainment, and agricultural competitions.

Question 48

Fort Clatsop

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Replica of the Lewis and Clark expedition's winter encampment near Astoria, Oregon, providing insights into their journey and daily life.

Question 49

Lithia Park

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Beautiful urban park in Ashland, Oregon, known for its manicured gardens, walking trails, and outdoor theater.

Question 50

Deschutes River

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Scenic river in central Oregon, popular for fishing, rafting, and scenic float trips.

Question 51

Oregon Caves National Monument

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Underground marble cave system located in the Siskiyou Mountains, offering guided cave tours and nature hikes.

Question 52

Portland Rose Festival

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Annual festival in Portland, Oregon, featuring parades, concerts, fireworks, and the iconic Rose Queen coronation.

Question 53

Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway

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Scenic driving route in central Oregon, passing by numerous picturesque lakes, forests, and volcanic landscapes.

Question 54

Mt. Bachelor Bike Park

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Mountain biking park located on Mount Bachelor, offering a variety of trails and downhill biking experiences.

Question 55

Oregon Zoo

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Zoological park in Portland, Oregon, housing a diverse collection of animals from around the world and promoting conservation efforts.

Question 56

Tualatin Valley

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Region in northwestern Oregon, known for its wineries, farm-to-table dining, and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Question 57

Oregon Lavender Festival

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Annual festival celebrating lavender cultivation in Oregon, featuring farm tours, workshops, and lavender products.

Question 58

Oregon State Marine Board

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Government agency responsible for regulating and promoting safe boating practices on Oregon's waterways.

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