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From the photographer: "This is an east-facing view of the Willamette River, with area hills (including Mt. Pisgah) in the background."
Downtown Portland and the Steel Bridge from the east side of the Willamette
From the photographer: "This bridge is located at the north end of Salem Oregon's Riverfront Park, and has now been converted to pedestrian & bicycle use "
From the photographer: "There are still three places in Oregon to cross the Willamette River by ferryboat. They exist because it is more cost effective than building a bridge for the limited amount of traffic. They are located on country roads, and are popular for car clubs, motorcyclists and bicyclists. This is the Buena Vista Ferry, between Independence and Albany."
Circa 1890 glass negative, Gardner Collection, Clackamas County Historical Society
From the photographer: "An irrigation canal from the Willamette River cuts through the farmlands on Sauvie Island. The wooden barrier prevents pleasure boats from entering it. This island is between two large rivers, the Willamette and Columbia. This canal empties into the Columbia."
Taken on the north side of the Willamette River in Eugene, Oregon.