Oregon State #7

Oregon Road Map Travel Guide

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (84.2)	0.0 (52.3)	Intersection Altitude: 3432 feet	Intersection Interstate Highway #84, Baker City, Oregon, a city in Baker County, Oregon, This is where Oregon Route #7 starts its southwest/westerly journey to terminate at Austin Junction, Oregon, on the west. Some of the places of interest in Baker City, Oregon are; Cathedral of Saint Francis de Sales, Cathedral parish of the Catholic Diocese of Baker, Crossroads Art Center, in Baker City's former Carnegie library, Baker City Tower, tallest building in Eastern Oregon, Geiser Grand Hotel, a National Historic Landmark, National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, U.S. Bank in downtown Baker City, Oregon has a gold display that includes the Armstrong Nugget, weighing 80.4 oz., Oregon Trail Regional Museum.
2.2 (82.0)	1.4 (51.0)	Junction Altitude: 3451 feet	Junction United States Highway #30, connects with Interstate Highway #84 on the east.
3.2 (81.0)	2.0 (50.3)	Indiana Avenue: Golf Club Altitude: 3461 feet	Indiana Avenue, Baker City Golf Club, Kolb Reservoir,
6.8 (77.4)	4.2 (48.1)	Beaver Creek Loop Altitude: 3504 feet	Beaver Creek Loop, Shaffner Creek Road,
11.9 (72.3)	7.4 (44.9)	Beaver Creek Road Altitude: 3573 feet	Beaver Creek Road, Beaver Creek Loop, a loop on Oregon Route #7, W Fork Beaver Creek Road, Bennehoff Reservoir,
14.1 (70.1)	8.8 (43.6)	Old Auburn Lane Altitude: 3612 feet	Old Auburn Lane, Haskell Reservoir, Auburn, Oregon, was a gold mining boomtown, and the largest community in eastern Oregon, Now, a ghost town, lies off Oregon Route #7.
16.9 (67.3)	10.5 (41.8)	Junction Altitude: 3642 feet	Junction Oregon Route #245, Bald Mountain Airport, a private airport located northwest of Baker City, Oregon in Baker County, Oregon, within Whitman National Forest,
19.7 (64.5)	12.2 (40.1)	Denny Creek Road Altitude: 3704 feet	Denny Creek Road, NFD Road 1140, NFD Road 11, NFD Road 280, These forest routes traverse the Whitman National Forest, in Oregon.
21.7 (62.5)	13.5 (38.8)	Triple Ranch Lane Altitude: 3734 feet	Triple Ranch Lane, Triple Ranch,
27.5 (56.7)	17.1 (35.2)	NFD Road 1145 Altitude: 3907 feet	NFD Road 1145, to the eastern shore of the Phillips Lake, located just off Oregon Route #7, within Whitman National Forest,
31.9 (52.3)	19.8 (32.5)	NFD 2225 010 Altitude: 4186 feet	NFD 2225 010, Aud & D Campground Services, located on Phillips Lake, along Oregon Route #7,
38.3 (45.9)	23.8 (28.5)	Larch Creek Road: McEwen, Oregon Altitude: 4127 feet	Larch Creek Road, Deer Creek Road, McEwen, Oregon, a community in Baker County, Oregon, lies on Oregon Route 7,
43.6 (40.6)	27.1 (25.2)	Junction Altitude: 4252 feet	Junction Oregon Route #410/State Highway #220/Sumpter Valley Highway, Sumpter, Oregon, a city in Baker County, Oregon, Sumpter Valley Dredge State Heritage Area, Sumpter Valley Dredge State Park,
49.6 (34.6)	30.8 (21.5)	NFD 1080 105 Road/NFD Road 11 Altitude: 5085 feet	NFD 1080 105 Road, NFD Road 11, NFD Road 1075,
59.2 (25.0)	36.8 (15.5)	County Highway 507/529 Altitude: 4167 feet	County Highway 507, County Highway #529/North Fork Burnt River Road, Whitney, Oregon, a community, now a ghost town, located in Baker County, Oregon, on Oregon Route #7 southwest of Sumpter, Oregon. Whitney, Oregon, is located on the North Fork Burnt River, near the Blue Mountains and Wallowa-Whitman National Forest.
66.4 (17.8)	41.3 (11.1)	Greenhorn Road Altitude: 4318 feet	Greenhorn Road, County Road 503, Whitman National Forest,
71.3 (12.9)	44.3 (8.0)	NFD Road 1035 Altitude: 5066 feet	NFD Road 1035, Snow Creek Road, Howard Meadows Road, traverse the Whitman National Forest,
82.4 (1.8)	51.2 (1.1)	County Road 20: Bates, OR Altitude: 4114 feet	County Road 20/Up Middle Fork Road, NFD Road 2010, Bates, Oregon, a community in Grant County, Oregon, Bates Pond,
84.2 (0.0)	52.3 (0.0)	Junction Altitude: 4239 feet	Junction of Oregon Route #7 with United States Highway #26, at Austin Junction, Oregon, This is where Oregon Route #7 ends (its western terminus).