Estacada,
Oregon
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This new town, one year old, is the terminal city of the Oregon Water Power & Railway Company’s
new railroad, 36 miles Southeast of Portland. The place is exceptionally well located to make it an
ideal manufacturing center. Any amount of power can be generated from the Clackamas river. The
railroad company is constructing a million dollar power plant near by.
A wood manufacturing estab­
lishment is building, a large brick and tile factory coming. Other industries are looking the situation
up. It has one of the best farming districts in the state.
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Estacada is 36 miles Southeast of Portland.
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It is the terminus city of the O. W. P. & Ry. Co’s railroad.
Lots in this new city
For sale by the
Oregon Water Power Townsite Co.
134 First St. Portland, Oregon
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