Central Oregon
Price range: $35 through $360
Vintage map of Central Oregon in 1929, featuring Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Mt. Bachelor, the Sisters Wilderness, and Deschutes County. This 2D print combines hillshading and detailed topography to show the region’s history. Made by an independent artist.
For illustrative use only. Not for navigation.
About Historic Central Oregon
- Deschutes County had a population of approximately 14,500 in 1929.
- Bend had a population of approximately 8,500 in 1929.
- Redmond’s population was less than 1,000 in 1929.
- During the 1920s, Bend’s Shevlin-Hixon Lumber Company (west bank) and Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company (east bank) processed more than 500 million board feet of lumber annually.
- The Dalles–California Highway (U.S. Route 97) was graded and surfaced through Central Oregon in the 1920s and became the first all-weather north-south route connecting the Columbia River to Northern California.
Text and/or cropping might vary slightly at different map sizes. Please view the photos above to see the exact content on the 11×14, 16×20, and 22×28 maps.
Josh did an amazing job customizing a Mt Rainier map for me to give to a friend. The print and frame are professionally packaged and high quality My friend loved the print. Josh is responsive, patient and so easy to work with. I will definitely order from Paper Cairns again!
Beautiful quality every time. I’ll be buying more for myself and as gifts.
Map is beautiful – I love that our wonderland trail route is marked as with a lot of landmarks we visited along the way. My son will love it when he gets it for his birthday! Thank you!