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Oregon maps
Up one levelFrom the start of launching the Oregon Consumer Survivor Coalition, there is interest in geographic diversity and inclusion, despite the low resources we have available. Here you will find maps that may help in planning OCSC geographic representation.
ODOT region map
The Oregon Department of Transportation has a helpful map that divides Oregon into a few geographical "regions," paying attention to barriers between populations such as mountains, etc. This is not based on population density, it is based on the "natural" way there are barriers between Oregonians based on the "lay of the land."
Oregon's Congressional Districts Map
Here's a handy map of Oregon where you can view our US Congressional districts. Just be sure to click the buttons on right hand side for "visible" and "active" next to "congressional districts." Then hit "refresh." Other layers let you add towns, roads, etc.
Oregon map
This is a basic overall map of Oregon. You may click on the button just below the map to see a larger-sized view.
Map of Oregon's Mental Health Organization Regions
Here's a map you may download that shows, as of Jan. 2008, the counties that are in each of the eight regions for Oregon's "Mental Health Organizations."
