What is the closest major city to South Sister Mt in Oregon?
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Salem, Oregon. Or if you're looking for a bigger city, Portland.\n\nHere, I have this map centered on the South Sister. Go to map view and zoom out a few clicks.\nhttp://maps.google.com/maps?q=&ll=44.10349,-121.76926&spn=0.3,0.3&t=k
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You want to stay away from Kent.  Tukwilla is nice, as long as you find the right places (its near seatac, the airport). It is a little bit of a commute to kent, but worth it. West Seattle is pretty good as well. Nice community.\n\nTacoma is probably where you will end up. There are nice area's and not so nice area's. Just ask around when you are there. It's close to kent, but not too close. And Tacoma is not a bad area at all. You also go right in to the country only a few miles out of the city.
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Lake Simtustus, Oregon
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The Oregon City Bridge is a steel arch bridge that spans the Willamette River between Oregon City and West Linn, Oregon. It was built and is owned by the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) as part of Oregon Highway 43 and is the southernmost Willamette bridge in the Portland metropolitan area.\n\nThe bridge is 745 ft. (227 m) in length and 28 ft. (8½ m) wide with a 360 ft. (110 m) long main span that provides 49 ft. (15 m) of vertical clearance at low river levels. The narrow width causes problems for the two bus lines and other big vehicles that cross it, often times requiring traffic going in the other direction to stop. In addition, it is the only bridge in Oregon to be encased in gunite, which protects it from corrosion due to the sulfur dioxide emissions from paper mills south of the bridge. The concrete look was favored by bridge designer Conde McCullough, designer of 500 Oregon bridges. His signature detailing is evident in the obelisk pylons with sconced light fixtures, ornate railings, and Art Deco piers.\n\nThe Oregon City Bridge is just downstream from the 40 ft. tall Willamette Falls and the Willamette Falls Locks, the oldest navigational locks in the United States. Just upstream is the Abernethy Bridge and Interstate 205.\n\nThe bridge was built as a replacement of a pedestrian suspension bridge constructed in 1888. It was opened on December 28, 1922 at a cost of $300,000.\n\nThe piers were designed to accommodate public restrooms: decks widen at the piers to provide room for the stairways that descend to the restrooms. Repeated vandalism led in 1937 to the closure of the restrooms.\n\nAs of 2000 it carried 12,800 vehicles per day, which represents only a 40% growth in traffic since 1953, when a public debate was held about building a parallel bridge next to the existing bridge. While the Oregon City Bridge did not get twinned, the Abernethy Bridge opened in 1970 and has since become the major route through the area.
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San Diego, CA\nDenver, CO\nSan Francisco, CA\nBoise, Idaho\nCheyenne, WY\nRapid City, SD\nPierre, SD\nBismarch, ND\nAustin, TX\nHoustin, TX\nOklahoma City, OK\nJackson Hole, WY\nPortland, Oregon\nLas Vegas, Nevada
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Ontario is located on the eastern edge of Oregon, midway between Salt Lake City and Portland. It is the largest city in Malheur County.
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Depends. Are you in Oregon or Maine?
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Check out the chamber of commerce website listed as my source.\nIt has loads of information on things to see and do in the portland area.
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If you mean Medford, Oregon, then www.mapquest.com indicates it is 3100 miles from Franklin, VA to Medford, OR.
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Pasadena has Eaton Canyon which is pretty secluded and quite beautiful.  There used to be a peaceful little stream with a little pond and waterfall that I used to hike back to.  I think it was called Miller Lake and Cheney Falls.  It was really neat too because you follow along the creek and all of the sudden it ends at the falls.  I think it is up near JPL and there is a campground.
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closest public library!
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go to the legel south
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It all depends on where at in MT, what kind of fishing you like to do, and if you are just after catching fish or you want to catch a big one.  For flyfishing the best river is the Missouri just north of Helena about 30 miles next to Craig, MT.  Down south of Billings about 45 miles is Harlowtown and the Big Horn is there.  Both of these rivers have great rainbow and brown trout (avg size is 18-22 inches)  In the North west corner (Flathead Valley, where I live) is Flathead Lake which has many different species, if you are not familiar with the lake I would suggest hiring a guide to show you the ropes this lake is fished with a boat and usually downriggers.  Just across the mountains from here is the blackfoot indian reservation (special $10/day or $60/yr permit required) and there is approx 6 lakes over there that are stocked with rainbows and it is not uncommon to catch fish that weigh 8 lbs. or more, they can be fished from boat or shore, fly or spinner.  Other than that there is multitude of places with great fishing in MT, just ask around and usually you will at least get pointed in the right direction.  GOOD LUCK!!!
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a little city 30mi west of Paducah
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the closest point is in Alaska. they are sister islands thought to be part of the land bridge. Little Diomede in US and Big Diomede in Russia. I think they are 17 miles apart.
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Portland. There are better locations though. If interested, let me know: wchomeloans@yahoo.com
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The University of South Carolina has several campuses, the main one being in Columbia where the School of Medicine is located. Columbia is in the lowlands and the Congaree River runs through the city about one mile from the  center of campus.\n\nThe nearest mountains of any size are the Great Smoky Mountains which are located at the border of North Carolina and Tennessee, about 200 miles (3 - 4 hours) North of Columbia. They are awesome and offer a lot of recreational activities but would make for a fairly long day trip from Columbia.\n\nThe USC Spartanburg campus is much closer to the mountains (1.5 - 2 hours) but is not near any rivers.\n\nWK