Oregon State #38

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (91.0)	0.0 (56.5)	Junction Altitude: 20 feet	Junction of Oregon Route #38 with United States Highway #101 in Reedsport, Oregon, a city in Douglas County, Oregon, This is where Oregon Route #38 begins its journey (its western terminus) and ends at an interchange with Interstate #5 on the east (its eastern terminus). Bolon Islands Tideways State Park, on the Umpqua River, located north of Reedsport, Oregon.
3.5 (87.5)	2.2 (54.4)	Scholfield Road Altitude: 98 feet	Scholfield Road / County Road 55, Easter Seal Road, Carlson Arm, North Tenmile Lake, Big Creek Arm,
9.2 (81.8)	5.7 (50.8)	Deans Creek Road: Wildlife Area Altitude: 10 feet	Deans Creek Road, The Dean Creek Wildlife Area, or Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area, a wildlife management area located near Reedsport, Oregon, off Oregon Route #38, There are overlooks located along Oregon Route #38 which provide views of the area and its year-around herds of elk.
21.1 (69.9)	13.1 (43.4)	Loon Lake Road: Park Altitude: 26 feet	Loon Lake Road, BLM Road 7500, traverses through the densely wooded forest, near Umpqua State Park. Loon Lake Recreation Site, East Shore Loon Lake Recreation Site, Loon Lake, a 216-acre lake located in Douglas County in the Oregon Coast Range, at an elevation of 121 metres.
26.0 (65.0)	16.2 (40.4)	Lutsinger Creek Road Altitude: 69 feet	Lutsinger Creek Road, travels along the Umpqua River on the southern bank, Umpqua Myrtle State Park
26.3 (64.7)	16.3 (40.2)	Scottsburg Road W Altitude: 43 feet	Scottsburg Road W, Scottsburg, Oregon, a community in Douglas County, Oregon, located on the Umpqua River along the Oregon Route #38,
29.8 (61.2)	18.5 (38.0)	Wells Creek Road Altitude: 82 feet	Wells Creek Road / BLM Road 22-9-70,
34.3 (56.7)	21.3 (35.2)	Burchard Rpad: Lake Altitude: 52 feet	Burchard Road, Burchard Lake,
40.1 (50.9)	24.9 (31.6)	Scott Creek County Park Altitude: 79 feet	Scott Creek County Park, a park located between the Oregon Route #38 and the Umpqua River,
45.2 (45.8)	28.1 (28.5)	Paradise Creek Road Altitude: 66 feet	Paradise Creek Road, traverses the forest
48.4 (42.6)	30.1 (26.5)	Bunch Bar Wayside Altitude: 135 feet	Bunch Bar Wayside, a wayside park located along the Oregon Route #38, on the Umpqua River, in Oregon
58.0 (33.0)	36.0 (20.5)	Elkton, Oregon Altitude: 138 feet	Elkton, Oregon, a city in Douglas County, Oregon, located on the lower Umpqua River, on the Oregon Route #38,
58.4 (32.6)	36.3 (20.3)	Junction Altitude: 151 feet	Junction Oregon Route #138/Elkton Sutherlin Highway, Mill Creek Road, Buzzard Bay County Park, Fort Umpqua, a trading post, at the confluence of Calapooya Creek and the Umpqua River,
63.7 (27.3)	39.6 (17.0)	Elk Creek Tunnel Forest State Park Altitude: 440 feet	Elk Creek Tunnel Forest State Park, a state park along the Oregon Route #38, on Elk Creek,
65.4 (25.6)	40.6 (15.9)	Brush Creek Road Altitude: 174 feet	Brush Creek Road / BLM 23-6-80 Road,
74.1 (16.9)	46.0 (10.5)	Jack Creek Road Altitude: 279 feet	Jack Creek Road, Schoen Road, Lazidaze Lane,
76.0 (15.0)	47.2 (9.3)	Hardscrabble Road Altitude: 243 feet	Hardscrabble Road / County Road 65, Upper Smith River Road, to, Windy Gap,
80.7 (10.3)	50.1 (6.4)	Drain, Oregon Altitude: 292 feet	Drain, Oregon, a city in Douglas County, Oregon, a former logging city, located on Oregon Route #38, Anna Drain County Park,
82.9 (8.1)	51.5 (5.0)	Laurel Hill Drive Altitude: 322 feet	Laurel Hill Drive, Little Reservoir Number One, located along Oregon Route #38,
91.0 (0.0)	56.5 (0.0)	Intersection Altitude: 413 feet	Intersection, Interstate Highway #5, intersects Oregon Route #38, northeast of Drain, Oregon, This is where Oregon Route #38 ends (at its eastern eastern terminus).