Signs From September 2017

Curtis Road North at I-184 West (Exit 2) Onramp to I-84, Nampa, and Twin Falls.

Curtis Road North at I-184 East to (Boise) City Center.

End ID-69 North at I-84/US-30/ID-55. Turn right for (I-84)/US-30 East/ID-55 north to Boise; left for (I-84)/US-30 West/ID-55 South to Nampa.

End ID-69 north at I-84/US-30/ID-55 junction. Turn right for I-84 east; left for I-84 west. Continue north for (Meridian) City Center. This interchange was recently converted into a SPUI in 2016.

End ID-69 approaching I-84 in Meridian.

I-84 West - Exit 46 Offramp in Meridian. Turn right on ID-55 (Eagle Road) for Eagle, Emmett, and McCall. ID-55 south joins I-84 westbound to Nampa.

Entering La Grande on US-30 east. La Grande is the county seat of Union County and home to Eastern Oregon University.

I-84 West (Exit 248) Offramp at Spring Creek Road. Turn right for Kamela; left for Spring Creek Road.

OR-331 South at Mission Road. Turn left (east) for Misson and Gibbon; turn right (west) for Pendleton. Continue south on OR-331 for LaGrande, I-84, and the Museum-Tamastslikt Cultural Institute.

Bridge over Umatilla River on OR-331 south.

OR-11 South at OR-331 (unsigned). Use OR-331 south (Mission Highway) to Mission and LaGrande. All I-84 truck traffic use OR-331.

OR-11 South Approaching OR-331 (Mission Highway). Use Mission Highway for Mission and LaGrande. I-84 traffic is encouraged to use the Mission Highway instead of going through Pendleton.

OR-11 South approaching Adams Jct.

OR-11 South approaching (OR-334) west to Athena, and Banister Road east to Weston.

OR-11 South Approaching Athena Jct (unsigned OR-334).

Distance marker on OR-11 south. Distance to Weston and Pendleton.

OR-11 south at OR-332 west in Umatilla County.

OR-11 South approaching OR-332 in Umatilla County. OR-332 was recently signed as a state highway. In prior years this was just known as the Sunnyside-Umapine Highway #332, but without any route markers.

OR-11 South approaching OR-332 to Sunnyside and Umapine.

Welcome to Oregon on OR-11 south at the Washington-Oregon state line. Also the first speed limit sign in Oregon is in the background - 55 MPH. Most Oregon speed limit signs omit the word Limit.

College Place Next 2 Exits on WA-125 South.

Distance marker on WA-125 south. Distance to Milton-Freewater (Oregon) and Pendleton (Oregon).

WA-125 Spur East in Walla Walla. WA-125 Spur connects the US-12 freeway with WA-125.

US-12 East at To WA-125/Prescott/Pendleton (Oregon) interchange.

US-12 East Approaching WA-125 Jct. Use WA-125 interchange for College Place, and Myra Road.

US-12 East approaching To WA-125/Pendleton (Oregon)/Prescott.

US-12 East approaching Heritage Road. Use Heritage Road for College Place and Walla Walla University.

Entering Lowden on US-12 east. Lowden is an unincorporated community in Walla Walla County.

Distance marker on US-12 east. Distance to Walla Walla and Lewiston (Idaho).

Entering Touchet on US-12 East.

Distance marker on US-12 east. Distance to Walla Walla, Waitsburg, and Lewiston (Idaho).

US-12 East in Walla Walla County

US-12 West at US-730 West in Walla Walla County. Merge right to continue west on US-12. US-730 follows the Columbia River westbound into Oregon.

US-12 East at US-730. Merge right for US-730 west; left for US-12 east. This is the western end of US-730.

US-12 East at US-730. Use US-730 West to Pendleton (Oregon); US-12 East to Walla Walla.

US-12 East at Walla Walla River bridge. The Walla Walla River flows into the Columbia River immediately west of this bridge.

US-12 East approaching US-730. All trucks use US-730 west, to access the Weigh Station.

End US-730 East at US-12. Turn right for US-12 east to Walla Walla; left for US-12 west to Pasco.

End US-730 East at US-12. Merge left for US-12 west to Pasco; right for US-12 east to Walla Walla.

US-730 East approaching US-12 to Pasco and Walla Walla.

Distance marker on US-730 east. Distance to Jct. US-12, Pasco, and Walla Walla. This is the first distance marker eastbound along US-730 east in Washington.

Welcome To Washington on US-730 East.

US-730 East at Sand Station Rec. Area on the Columbia River.

Distance marker on US-730 east which is incorrectly signed as OR-730. Distance to Pasco (Washington) and Walla Walla (Washington).

US-730 East at OR-37 South at Cold Springs Junction. Use OR-37 south for Holdman, Pendleton, and Warehouse Beach Recreation Area.

US-730 East approaching OR-37 at Cold Springs Junction.

Distance marker on US-730 east. Distance to Pasco (Washington) and Walla Walla (Washington).

End OR-207 North at US-730 in Umatilla County. Turn left for US-730 west to McNary Dam and Umatilla; turn right for US-730 east to Pasco (Washington) and Walla Walla (Washington).

End OR-207 North at US-730. Use OR-207 south for Hermiston and Heppner.

OR-207 North approaching US-730 in Umatilla County.

OR-207 North at Punkin Center Road to Cold Springs Reservoir.

Distance marker on OR-207 north. Distance to Wallula (Washington) and Walla Walla (Washington).

OR-207 North at US-395 in Hermiston. Turn left for US-395 north to Umatilla; continue straight for OR-207 North to Wallula (Washington). No destination is given for US-395 south.

OR-207 North approaching US-395 in Hermiston.

OR-207 North (NW 11th St.) at W. Elm Ave. in Hermiston. Turn right on Elm Ave. to continue north on OR-207.

OR-207 North (NW 11th St.) Aapproaching Elm St. in Hermiston. Turn right on Elm St. to continue north on OR-207.

Entering Hermiston on OR-207 north. Hermiston is the largest city in eastern Oregon.

OR-207 North approaching Hinkle Jct.

Distance marker on OR-207 north. Distance to Hermiston and Umatilla (via US-395).

OR-207 North at I-84/US-30 West in Umatilla County. Use I-84/US-30 west to Portland. Continue north on OR-207 for Hermiston, McNary Dam, and Umatilla Bridge.

OR-207 North at I-84/US-30 East. Use I-84/US-30 East to Pendleton; continue north on OR-207 for Hermiston and Boardman (via I-84/US-30 West).

OR-207 North approaching I-84/US-30 (Exit 182) in Umatilla County.

Distance marker on OR-207 north to I-84 Freeway and Hermiston.

OR-207 North at Echo Jct. Turn right for Echo and Pendleton, and to continue north on the Lexington-Echo Highway #320. Continue north on OR-207 for I-84 Freeway and Hermiston. OR-207 northbound becomes the Hermiston Highway #333.

OR-207 North approaching Echo Jct.

Entering Umatilla County on OR-207 north.

OR-207 North at Butler Creek Road in Morrow County. Continue north on OR-207 for Echo, Hermiston, and Pendleton.

OR-207 North approaching Boardman Jct (Bombing Range Road).

OR-207 North at Baseline Lane/Juniper Canyon Road.

Distance marker on OR-207 north. Distance to Boardman, Echo, and Hermiston.

OR-74/OR-207 North at OR-74/OR-207 split in Lexington. Turn right on OR-207 North to Boardman, Hermiston, and Pendleton. Continue straight for OR-74 West to Ione and Arlington.

Entering Lexington on OR-74/OR-207 North.

OR-206 East/OR-207 North approaching OR-74 in Heppner.

Entering Heppner on OR-207 North/OR-206 East. Heppner is the county seat of Morrow County, Oregon.

OR-206 East/OR-207 North in Morrow County.

OR-207 North at OR-206 in Ruggs. Turn left for OR-206 West to Condon; turn right for OR-206 East/OR-207 North to Heppner. OR-207 joins OR-206 east to Heppner.

Entering Ruggs on OR-207 north. Ruggs is a community along the junction of OR-207 and OR-206.

OR-207 North approaching OR-206 in Morrow County.

Milepost on OR-207 north - Mile 2C. Milepost 90 (B) on US-395 south. The C is because the state of Oregon maintains different internal highways along the state highway system. Some of the signed highways (like OR-207) span multiple internal highways. In this case this is the third internal highway south from the beginning of OR-207 at US-730 that belongs only to OR-207. The first (Hermiston Highway #333) is marked as an A on mileposts. The second (B) stretch is Lexington-Echo Highway #320. This stretch is the third (C) stretch (Heppner-Spray Highway #321). This type of milepost has been showing up in Oregon in the last 10 years, but not on all highways. I have seen it on US-395 and OR-207.

Distance marker on OR-207 north. Distance to Heppner.

Entering the community of Hardman on OR-207 north. Hardman is a ghost town in Morrow County.

Summit on OR-207 north - Elevation 4612 Feet.

Distance marker on OR-207 north. Distance to Hardman and Heppner.

OR-19 North at OR-207 north near Spray. Use OR-207 north to Hardman and Heppner. Continue north on OR-19 and south on OR-207 to Spray and Fossil. OR-207 south joins OR-19 north to Service Creek.

OR-19 North approaching OR-207 north to Hardman and Heppner.

Entering Wheeler County on OR-19 north.

End OR-402 West at OR-19 in Kimberly.

End OR-402 West at OR-19 in Kimberly. Use OR-19 north for Spray and Arlington; OR-19 south for (John Day) Fossil Beds National Monument, Dayville, and John Day.

Entering Kimberly on OR-402 West. Kimberly is at the junction or OR-402 and OR-19, and is where the North Fork John Day River flows into the John Day River.

End OR-402 West at OR-19 in Kimberly.

North Fork John Day River bridge on OR-402 west in Monument.

Entering Monument on OR-402 west.

Distance marker on OR-402 west. Distance to Monument and Kimberly.

Entering Hamilton on OR-402 west.

Distance marker on OR-402 west. Distance to Hamilton and Monument.

East Main St. at US-395/OR-402 in Long Creek. Turn left for US-395 north to Ukiah and Pendleton. Turn left for US-395 south to Fox and John Day.

US-395 south at OR-402 west to Hamilton, Monument, and Kimberly. Turn left for forest road east to Galena on the Middle Fork John Day River.

Milepost 90 (B) on US-395 south. The B is because the state of Oregon maintains different internal highways along the state highway system. Some of the signed highways (like US-395) span multiple internal highways. In this case this is the second internal highway south from the Washington border that belongs only to US-395. The first (Umatilla-Stanfield #54) is marked as an A on mileposts. This is the second (B) stretch - Pendleton - John Day #28). This type of milepost has been showing up in Oregon in the last 10 years, but not on all highways. I have seen it on US-395 and OR-207.

US-395 South approaching OR-402 in Long Creek. Use OR-402 west for Monument and Kimberly.

Entering Long Creek on US-395 south.

US-395 South - Summit Ritter Butte - Elevation 3993 Feet.

Middle Fork John Day River Road at US-395 in Grant County. Turn left for US-395 south to Long Creek; left for US-395 north to Ukiah.

US-26 West at Burnt River Lane in Unity. Merge left for South Fork (Burnt River) Campground. Merge right for US-26 west to Prairie City and John Day.

End Middle Fork John Day River Road at OR-7 in Grant County. Use OR-7 west for US-26 Jct; OR-7 east for Baker City.

Forest Service Road at US-26 in Grant County. Turn right for US-26 east to Unity; left for US-26 west to Austin Jct. and Prairie City.