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Historical Markers in Enterprise, Oregon

 
Clickable Map of Wallowa County, Oregon and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Wallowa County, OR (20) Baker County, OR (64) Umatilla County, OR (69) Union County, OR (14) Adams County, ID (5) Idaho County, ID (87) Nez Perce County, ID (54) Asotin County, WA (10) Columbia County, WA (20) Garfield County, WA (4)  WallowaCounty(20) Wallowa County (20)  BakerCounty(64) Baker County (64)  UmatillaCounty(69) Umatilla County (69)  UnionCounty(14) Union County (14)  AdamsCountyIdaho(5) Adams County (5)  IdahoCounty(87) Idaho County (87)  NezPerceCounty(54) Nez Perce County (54)  AsotinCountyWashington(10) Asotin County (10)  ColumbiaCounty(20) Columbia County (20)  GarfieldCounty(4) Garfield County (4)
Enterprise is the county seat for Wallowa County
Enterprise is in Wallowa County
      Wallowa County (20)  
ADJACENT TO WALLOWA COUNTY
      Baker County (64)  
      Umatilla County (69)  
      Union County (14)  
      Adams County, Idaho (5)  
      Idaho County, Idaho (87)  
      Nez Perce County, Idaho (54)  
      Asotin County, Washington (10)  
      Columbia County, Washington (20)  
      Garfield County, Washington (4)  
 
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1 Oregon, Wallowa County, Enterprise — Nez PerceOregon History
Wallowa Valley, summer homeland of the Joseph Band Nez Perce, was part of the expansive Nez Perce Reservation established by the treaty of 1855. Upon discovery of gold in the region, the U.S. eliminated the reservation in the Wallowas in 1863. The . . . Map (db m71746) HM
2 Oregon, Wallowa County, Enterprise — Sled Springs Stage Station
Early day travelers used the clearing west of this sign as a stop-over and resting place during their journeys from Lost Prairie, Flora, Paradise and other points north to Elgin. Travel was by saddle horse, stagecoach, or wagon. It was known as the . . . Map (db m158811) HM
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
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Apr. 18, 2024