Oregon Ecological Regions (24 in x 20 in)
1:1,250,000 (1 inch = 20 miles)
20 inch x 24 inch — flat wall map, printed on a heavy fine paper — shipped rolled.
Second Printing November 2024
A jigsaw puzzle version at the same scale is also available here.
Oregon Ecological Regions map. A re-symbolization of the EPA's Level IV ecoregions for the landscapes of Oregon. Includes inset Oregon Level III reference map for context. Level IV classes are symbolized and listed individually in the key for the feature map. Detailed reference labels includes cities/towns/places, state parks, alpine ski areas, highways/major roads, prominent summits of interest, landforms of significance, National Park units, Indian Reservations, National Wildlife Refuges, and Oregon Marine Reserves and Protected areas.
1:1,250,000 (1 inch = 20 miles)
20 inch x 24 inch — flat wall map, printed on a heavy fine paper — shipped rolled.
Second Printing November 2024
A jigsaw puzzle version at the same scale is also available here.
Oregon Ecological Regions map. A re-symbolization of the EPA's Level IV ecoregions for the landscapes of Oregon. Includes inset Oregon Level III reference map for context. Level IV classes are symbolized and listed individually in the key for the feature map. Detailed reference labels includes cities/towns/places, state parks, alpine ski areas, highways/major roads, prominent summits of interest, landforms of significance, National Park units, Indian Reservations, National Wildlife Refuges, and Oregon Marine Reserves and Protected areas.
1:1,250,000 (1 inch = 20 miles)
20 inch x 24 inch — flat wall map, printed on a heavy fine paper — shipped rolled.
Second Printing November 2024
A jigsaw puzzle version at the same scale is also available here.
Oregon Ecological Regions map. A re-symbolization of the EPA's Level IV ecoregions for the landscapes of Oregon. Includes inset Oregon Level III reference map for context. Level IV classes are symbolized and listed individually in the key for the feature map. Detailed reference labels includes cities/towns/places, state parks, alpine ski areas, highways/major roads, prominent summits of interest, landforms of significance, National Park units, Indian Reservations, National Wildlife Refuges, and Oregon Marine Reserves and Protected areas.
