U.S. Route 30 in Oregon
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U.S. Route 30 |
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Length: | 477.02 mi[1] (767.69 km) (using the entire Huntington Highway through Lime) |
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In the U.S. state of Oregon, U.S. Route 30, a major east-west U.S. Highway, runs from its western terminus in Astoria to the Idaho border east of Ontario, Oregon. West of Portland, US 30 generally follows the southern shore of the Columbia River; east of Portland the highway has largely been replaced with Interstate 84, though it is signed all the way across the state, and diverges from the I-84 mainline in several towns, as a de-facto business route. (The state of Oregon does not sign Interstate business routes; instead it uses the designations US 30 and Oregon Route 99 (along the Interstate 5 corridor) for this purpose.)
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[edit] Route description
[edit] Astoria to Portland
The western terminus of US 30 is in Astoria, at an intersection with U.S. Route 101. US 101 southbound from the intersection goes down the length of the Oregon Coast, northbound US 101 crosses the Astoria-Megler Bridge into Washington state. US 30 proceeds east through the intersection, through downtown Astoria, and then along the southern bank of the Columbia.
East of Astoria, US 30 is known as the Lower Columbia River Highway No. 2W (see Oregon highways and routes), a designation which it carries until Portland.
Between Astoria and Portland, the highway passes through (or by) numerous Columbia River towns, such as Svensen, Knappa, Wauna, and Westport. In Westport, one can use the Wahkiakum County Ferry to cross the Columbia to Puget Island and Cathlamet, Washington.
Continuing east, the highway passes through the communities of Woodson and Clatskanie. East of Clatskanie, the highway runs inland from the river a bit, approaching the town of Rainier, Oregon.
Just before Rainer is an interchange providing access to the Lewis and Clark Bridge, which crosses the Columbia to Longview, Washington. After Rainier, the highway turns south, following a bend in the river, and runs parallel to Interstate 5 (which is across the river on the Washington side). Towns along the way include Goble, Deer Island, Columbia City, and St. Helens.
South of St. Helens, US 30 becomes an expressway, known locally as St. Helens Road. The highway proceeds through the towns of Warren, Scappoose, and Burlington (as well as passing by the access road to Sauvie Island) before entering Portland. East of Scappoose is the confluence of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers.
[edit] Portland area
In northwest Portland, US 30 is sandwiched between Forest Park on the east and the Willamette River. South of the Linnton area, U.S. Route 30 Bypass heads east across the St. Johns Bridge. US 30 continues south along St. Helens Road, then later on Yeon Avenue through an industrial area as it approaches downtown. On the edge of downtown Portland, US 30 briefly becomes a freeway, utilizing part of the route of the cancelled Interstate 505, until its interchange with I-405 at the western end of the Fremont Bridge.
US 30 crosses the Fremont Bridge (along with I-405), on the Stadium Freeway No. 61; at the eastern end of the bridge it joins Interstate 5 south for approximately one mile on the Pacific Highway No. 1 and then joins the Banfield Expressway (I-84), where it becomes the Columbia River Highway No. 2. For the remainder of its route in the Portland area, US 30 shares an alignment with I-84. I-84 passes through the eastern Portland suburbs of Fairview, Wood Village, Gresham, and Troutdale in this fashion.
US 30 Bypass is the Northeast Portland Highway No. 123. It runs along the following streets before rejoining US 30 in Fairview:
N.W. Bridge Street, N. Philadelphia Avenue, N. Ivanhoe Street, N. Richmond Avenue, N. Lombard Street, N.E. Lombard Street, N.E. Killingsworth Street, N.E. Columbia Boulevard, and N.E. Sandy Boulevard.
U.S. Route 30 Business is a spur from US 30 Bypass northeast of downtown southwest across I-84/US 30 to Oregon Route 99E east of downtown, just east of the Burnside Bridge. It has not rejoined US 30 on its west end since US 30 was moved onto I-405 and I-5 around downtown.
[edit] East of Portland
US 30 runs mostly along I-84 in Oregon east of Portland, only leaving onto several short pieces of the old surface route to act as a business route or scenic route for I-84:
- Historic Columbia River Highway No. 100 1 mile (2 km) through Cascade Locks (also designated the Cascade Locks Highway)
- Mount Hood Highway No. 26 3 miles (4 km) through Hood River
- Historic Columbia River Highway No. 100 and Mosier-The Dalles Highway No. 292 20 miles (32 km) from Mosier to The Dalles
- Pendleton Highway No. 67 7 miles (11 km) through Pendleton
- La Grande-Baker Highway No. 66 5 miles (9 km) through La Grande
- La Grande-Baker Highway No. 66, 22 miles (36 km) from North Powder to Baker City
- Huntington Highway No. 449 8 miles (13 km) through Huntington
- Ontario Spur of the Olds Ferry-Ontario Highway No. 455, 1 mile (1 km) from Ontario to the Idaho state line
The sections concurrent with I-84 are part of the Columbia River Highway No. 2 west of U.S. Route 730 at Boardman and part of the Old Oregon Trail No. 6 east of U.S. Route 730.
There is also a U.S. Route 30 Business signed in the Ontario area. This is comprised of part of the Olds Ferry-Ontario Highway No. 455.
[edit] Communities passed through
The highway passes through the following cities and communities in Oregon:
- Astoria
- Svensen
- Westport
- Clatskanie
- Rainier
- Goble
- St. Helens
- Scappoose
- Portland
- Fairview
- Wood Village
- Gresham
- Troutdale
- Cascade Locks
- Hood River
- Mosier
- Rowena
- The Dalles
- Celilo Village
- Biggs Junction
- Arlington
- Heppner Junction
- Boardman
- Hermiston
- Stanfield
- Pendleton
- Hilgard
- La Grande
- Baker City
- Huntington
[edit] Major intersections
- Note: US 30 uses many different highways (see Oregon highways and routes); the milepoint column shows mileage along these highways, not adjusted for equations, with the highway number in front. The mile column shows the exact distance from the beginning of the road. Not all interchanges on I-84 east of I-205 are shown. For a complete list of interchanges, see the Interstate 84 exit list.
County | Location | Milepoint[1] | Mile | # | Destinations | Notes |
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Clatsop | Astoria | 2W 99.34 | 0.00 | US 101 – Seaside, Ilwaco, Long Beach | ||
Westport | 2W 70.66 | 26.81 | Westport Ferry Road – Wahkiakum County Ferry | |||
Columbia | Clatskanie | 2W 61.70 | 35.77 | OR 47 south – Mist, Vernonia, Jewell | ||
Rainier | 2W 48.67 | 47.72 | Longview, Seattle (via Lewis and Clark Bridge) | Interchange | ||
Multnomah | Portland | 2W 6.93 | 89.34 | US 30 Byp. east (St. Johns Bridge) |
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2W 1.97 | 93.91 | Nicolai Street – Montgomery Park | ||||
2W 1.97 | 93.91 | West end of freeway All overlaps with Interstates are freeways |
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2W 1.69 | 94.19 | Vaughn Street | Westbound exit and eastbound entrance | |||
2W 1.36 61 3.08 |
94.52- 94.81 |
I-405 south to US 26 – Portland City Center, Beaverton, Salem | West end of I-405 overlap | |||
61 3.32 | 95.05 | Fremont Bridge over the Willamette River | ||||
61 3.57 | 95.30 | Kerby Avenue | Eastbound exit and westbound entrance | |||
61 4.00 1 302.91 |
95.30- 95.73 |
I-5 north – Seattle | East end of I-405 overlap; west end of I-5 overlap | |||
1 302.35 | 96.29 | 302A | Broadway, Weidler Street – Rose Quarter, Portland City Center | |||
1 302.04 | 96.60 | Oregon Convention Center, Rose Quarter | Westbound exit only | |||
1 301.91 2 0.00 |
96.73 | I-5 south – Beaverton, Salem, Portland City Center | East end of I-5 overlap; west end of I-84 overlap | |||
2 0.46 | 97.19 | OR 99E | Eastbound entrance only | |||
2 0.92 | 97.65 | 1 | Lloyd Center | Westbound exit and eastbound entrance | ||
2 2.16 | 98.89 | 1 | 33rd Avenue | Eastbound exit and westbound entrance | ||
2 2.55 | 99.28 | 2 | 39th Avenue, 43rd Avenue | Former US 30 Bus. | ||
2 3.69 | 100.42 | 3 | 58th Avenue | No westbound exit | ||
2 4.26 | 100.99 | 4 | 68th Avenue | Eastbound exit only | ||
2 5.01 | 101.74 | 5 | OR 213 (82nd Avenue) | Eastbound exit and westbound entrance | ||
2 5.76 | 102.49 | 6 | I-205 south – Salem | Eastbound exit and westbound entrance | ||
2 5.86 | 102.59 | 7 | Halsey Street – Gateway District | Eastbound exit only | ||
2 6.59 | 103.32 | 8 | I-205 north – Seattle, Portland Airport | Eastbound exit and westbound entrance | ||
2 6.74 | 103.47 | 9 | 102nd Avenue – Parkrose | Eastbound exit and westbound entrance | ||
2 7.10 | 103.83 | 9 | I-205 – Seattle, Salem | Westbound exit and eastbound entrance | ||
Fairview | 2 14.41 | 108.81 | 14 | Fairview Parkway (to US 30 Byp. west) | ||
Dodson | 2 35.14 | 129.54 | 35 | Historic Columbia River Highway west – Ainsworth State Park | ||
Hood River | Cascade Locks | 2 43.38 100 30.00 |
137.78 | I-84 east – The Dalles | Eastbound exit and westbound entrance; east end of I-84 overlap | |
100 30.46 | 138.24 | Bridge of the Gods – Stevenson | ||||
100 31.28 2HX 44.50 |
139.06 | Forest Lane (Historic Columbia River Highway east) | ||||
2 45.33 | 139.89 | I-84 west – Portland | Westbound exit and eastbound entrance; west end of I-84 overlap | |||
2 47.31 | 141.87 | 47 | Forest Lane (Historic Columbia River Highway west) – Herman Creek | Westbound exit and eastbound entrance | ||
Hood River | 2 61.81 100 48.68 |
156.37 | I-84 east – The Dalles | East end of I-84 overlap | ||
100 50.12 | 157.81 | 13th Street (OR 281) | ||||
100 51.26 2DU 64.07 |
158.95 | OR 35 / Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail east – Odell, Parkdale, Mount Hood | ||||
Hood River | 2DU 64.39 2 64.43 |
159.27- 159.53 |
I-84 west / Hood River Bridge – Portland, Bingen, White Salmon | West end of I-84 overlap | ||
Wasco | Mosier | 2 69.63 | 164.47 | I-84 east – The Dalles | East end of I-84 overlap | |
2IA 70.00 100 57.53 |
164.84 | Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail west | ||||
Rowena | 100 66.52 | 173.83 | To I-84 – The Dalles, Hood River, Mayer State Park | |||
100 72.24 | 176.55 | To I-84 – Port of The Dalles | ||||
The Dalles | 292 16.77 | 181.19 | I-84 – Pendleton, Portland, Port of The Dalles | Interchange | ||
292 18.74 | 183.16 | To I-84 | Interchange | |||
292 20.24 4 0.93 |
184.66 | US 197 south – Dufur, Bend | West end of US 197 overlap | |||
4 0.69 2 87.23 |
184.90- 185.15 |
I-84 west / US 197 north – The Dalles, Portland, Yakima | East end of US 197 overlap; west end of I-84 overlap | |||
2 97.14 | 195.06 | 97 | OR 206 – Celilo Park, Deschutes State Park | |||
Sherman | 2 104.56 | 202.48 | 104 | US 97 – Yakima, Bend | ||
Gilliam | Arlington | 2 137.82 | 235.74 | 137 | OR 19 – Arlington, Condon | |
Heppner | 2 147.35 | 245.27 | 147 | OR 74 – Ione, Heppner | ||
Morrow | 6 167.95 | 265.87 | 168 | US 730 – Irrigon | ||
Umatilla | 6 179.45 | 277.37 | 179 | I-82 west – Hermiston, Umatilla, Kennewick | ||
6 182.86 | 280.78 | 182 | OR 207 – Hermiston, Lexington | |||
6 188.84 | 286.76 | 188 | US 395 north – Stanfield, Echo, Hermiston | West end of US 395 overlap | ||
6 193.53 | 291.45 | 193 | Echo Road (Lexington-Echo Highway) – Echo, Lexington | |||
Pendleton | 6 207.10 67 -0.03 |
305.02 | I-84 east / US 395 south – La Grande | East end of I-84 overlap | ||
67 2.08 | 307.13 | OR 37 north – Holdman | ||||
67 2.61 | 307.66 | To US 395 south – Pilot Rock, John Day | ||||
67 3.92 | 308.97 | OR 11 south to I-84 / US 395 – Portland, La Grande | West end of OR 11 overlap | |||
67 4.62 | 309.67 | OR 11 north – Milton-Freewater, Walla Walla | East end of OR 11 overlap | |||
67 5.33 | 310.38 | Mission Road – Mission, Indian Agency, Gibbon | Interchange; eastbound exit and westbound entrance | |||
67 6.60 6 213.37 |
311.65 | I-84 west – Portland | West end of I-84 overlap; westbound exit and eastbound entrance | |||
6 216.05 | 314.33 | 216 | Milton-Freewater, Walla Walla (OR 331) | |||
Union | 6 252.83 | 351.11 | 252 | OR 244 – Starkey, Ukiah | ||
6 259.19 66 -0.08 |
357.47 | I-84 east – Baker City, Ontario | East end of I-84 overlap; eastbound exit and westbound entrance | |||
La Grande | 66 2.19 | 359.74 | OR 82 to I-84 – Elgin, Wallowa Lake | |||
66 5.73 6 265.26 |
362.86- 363.27 |
I-84 west / OR 203 south – Pendleton, Union | West end of I-84 overlap | |||
North Powder | 6 285.69 66 32.32 |
383.52- 383.70 |
I-84 east / OR 237 – Baker City, North Powder | East end of I-84 overlap | ||
Baker | Baker City | 66 51.79 | 403.17 | OR 7 north to I-84 – Richland, La Grande, Hells Canyon | West end of OR 7 overlap | |
66 52.04 | 403.41 | OR 7 south – Salisbury, Unity, John Day | East end of OR 7 overlap | |||
66 54.46 6 306.78 |
405.84 | I-84 west – La Grande | West end of I-84 overlap | |||
6 342.52 449 0.00 |
441.58 | I-84 east – Ontario | East end of I-84 overlap; eastbound exit and westbound entrance | |||
449 3.26 | 444.84 | I-84 – Baker City, Ontario | Interchange | |||
Malheur | 449 11.09 6 353.29 |
452.67 | I-84 west – Baker City | West end of I-84 overlap | ||
6 356.17 | 455.55 | 356 | OR 201 – Weiser | Former US 30N east | ||
6 374.55 | 473.93 | 374 | OR 201 (US 30 Bus. east) to US 20 / US 26 – Ontario, Weiser, Vale | |||
Ontario | 6 376.90 455Y 27.65 |
476.02- 476.28 |
I-84 east / US 30 Bus. west to US 20 / US 26 – Boise, Ontario, Vale |
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455Y 28.39 | 477.02 | Bridge over the Snake River (state line) |
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ a b Oregon Department of Transportation, Public Road Inventory (primarily the Digital Video Log), accessed March 2008
[edit] External links
- The Lower Columbia River Highway (on Oregon Highways)
- The Columbia River Highway (on Oregon Highways)
- The Old Oregon Trail (on Oregon Highways)
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