Oregon State #218

Oregon Road Map Travel Guide

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (67.8)	0.0 (42.1)	Junction at Shaniko, Oregon Altitude: 3346 feet	Junction United States Highway #97/Sherman Highway, at Shaniko, Oregon, a city located in Wasco County, Oregon, This is where the Oregon Route #218 terminates on the west. This Highway runs easterly through mountainous terrain and ends at Fossil, Oregon on the east.
12.6 (55.2)	7.8 (34.3)	Union Street Altitude: 2651 feet	Union Street, Bennett Road, Antelope, Oregon, a city located on Oregon Highway #218, in Wasco County, Oregon.
12.9 (54.9)	8.0 (34.1)	Junction Altitude: 2618 feet	Junction Oregon Route #293/Antelope Highway, South Street, Tub Springs Road, Oregon Highway #293 connects with United States Highway #97 on the southwest.
18.9 (48.9)	11.7 (30.4)	Cold Camp Road Altitude: 3077 feet	Cold Camp Road, Muddy Road, NE Divide Road,
36.6 (31.2)	22.7 (19.4)	Road along John Day River Altitude: 1319 feet	Road along John Day River, towards Black Rock, Clarno, Oregon, Rotten Lake, Big Lake, Dry Lake, located off this mountainous road along the western banks of John Day River
36.9 (30.9)	22.9 (19.2)	Clarno Bridge Altitude: 1296 feet	Clarno Bridge, a bridge that spans John Day River and carries Oregon Highway #218 across, near Clarno, Oregon.
39.3 (28.5)	24.4 (17.7)	Clarno Road Altitude: 1342 feet	Clarno Road, runs along the John Day River in wheeler County, Oregon
40.3 (27.5)	25.0 (17.1)	Road Access: Fossil Hills Altitude: 1421 feet	Road Access to, Fossil Hills, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument area, Oregon
53.6 (14.2)	33.3 (8.8)	Pine Creek Road: Ranch Altitude: 2487 feet	Pine Creek Road, Pine Creek Ranch, Cottonwood Creek Road, make a loop and joins Oregon Route #218 at another location.
62.3 (5.5)	38.7 (3.4)	Cottonwood Creek Road Altitude: 3114 feet	Cottonwood Creek Road, Pine Creek Road,
67.8 (0.0)	42.1 (0.0)	Fossil, Oregon Altitude: 2667 feet	Junction Oregon Route #19, at Fossil, Oregon, a city in Wheeler County, Oregon, It is here the Oregon Highway #218 has its eastern terminus. Fossil, Oregon is the only public fossil field in the USA, where one can pay a nominal fee, can hunt for fossils and keep any found. An antique automobile museum and a local history museum are located in Fossil, Oregon. Wheeler Court House Park, a park located along the Oregon Route #218, south of Fossil, Oregon.