Signs From Oregon

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.