The Indians thought the squeaks of the wheels of the settlers' wagons sounded like their words "chik-chik-chaile-kikash," and that became their name for wagon.
At 1,932 feet, Oregon's Crater Lake is the nation's deepest lake--and one of the most beautiful.
Oregon's madrona tree sheds its bark as well as its leaves.
The giant insect-eating cobra lily is another unusual form of plant life.
Oregon students earn money for school by picking up the innumerable pinecones for seed.
More than two centuries ago, the ship Manzanita foundered on the coast; beachcombers are still picking up lumps of beeswax from its cargo.
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