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Milepost 3
Milepost 3
Milepost 3
Photo by A. F. Litt, March 5, 2022
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: Eightmile Rd. near Petersburg
Condition: Poor
Notes: Exposed rebar, severe cracks; supports a birdhouse
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Milepost 9
Milepost 9
Route 4, Milepost 9
Photo by A. F. Litt, March 5, 2022
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: Intersection of Eightmile Rd. and Emerson Loop Rd.
Condition: Good
Notes: One major crack, no chunks missing
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Milepost 12
Milepost 12
Route 4, Milepost 12, from Ward Road
Photo by A. F. Litt, April 15, 2022
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: Abandoned section of OR-23/US-197 off of Ward Rd. near Boyd
Condition: Good
Notes: Some small chunks missing
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Milepost 18
Milepost 18
Fragments of Milepost 18 on The Dalles-California Highway
Photo by A. F. Litt, March 5, 2022
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: South of intersection of US-197 and Helmrich St. near Dufur
Condition: Destroyed
Notes: Appears to have been damaged beyond repair for unknown reasons
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Milepost 19
Milepost 19
Milepost 19
Photo by A. F. Litt, April 15, 2022
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: Abandoned section of OR-23/US-197 south of Dufur
Condition: Excellent
Notes: Rediscovered in 2022 by Kirk J. Poole and Aaron F. Litt; still has black paint inside numerals and black band along bottom
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
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Milepost 27
Milepost 27
Post down! Milepost 27
Photo by A. F. Litt, April 15, 2022
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: Near south end of Dufur Gap Rd. between Dufur and Tygh Valley
Condition: Good
Notes: Rediscovered in 2022 by Kirk J. Poole and Aaron F. Litt; not upright, being used as part of a fence
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Milepost 79
Milepost 79
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: NE Old US Highway 97, 3 miles south of Willowdale
Condition: Good
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
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Milepost 80
Milepost 80
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: NE Old US Highway 97, 4 miles south of Willowdale
Condition: Poor/Fair
Notes: Large chunks missing, kept standing with assistance of rocks placed at base
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
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List of Surviving Concrete Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
List of Surviving Concrete Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
This is a list of the locations of all known surviving concrete OSHD mileposts that have been documented since 1980.
This is a list of the locations of all known surviving concrete OSHD mileposts that have been documented since 1980.
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Mileposts, also called mile markers, denote the distance between two termini on a highway or road. On state highways and county and local roads, the design and materials used for mile markers has changed drastically throughout the years.
Mileposts, also called mile markers, denote the distance between two termini on a highway or road. On state highways and county and local roads, the design and materials used for mile markers has changed drastically throughout the years.
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