Signs From Oregon

US-97 south at OR-370 to O’Neill and Lone Pine. OR-370 is not signed as such at this junction, but is part of the O’Neil Highway. This is part of the Oregon State Highway system that did not have a posted route number. In recent years the Oregon Department of Transportation has been assigning numbers to routes that have previously been unsigned.

US-97 South shield, taken just south of the US-97/US-26 split south of Madras.

US-97 South/US-26 East at US-97/US-26 split. Turn left for US-26 east to Prineville, Mitchell, and John Day.

US-97 South/US-26 East at US-97/US-26 Split. Turn left to continue on US-26.

US-97 south at US-26. Turn right for US-26 west to Portland. Turn left for US-26 east and US-97 south to Redmond, Prineville, and Bend. US-26 joins US-97 south through Madras.

US-97 south approaching US-26 in Madras.

US-97 south at OR-293. Use OR-293 east to Antelope, John Day Fossil Beds, and Fossil.

US-97 south approaching OR-293 in Jefferson County.

US-97 south at US-197. Use US-97 south for Madras and Bend. The northbound destination sign for US-197 was knocked over and lying on the ground.

US-97 south at US-197 junction. Taken at Shaniko Junction.