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Interstate-5 in the Salem, Oregon Area
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I-5
North
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Interstate 5 continues north on our Portland Area Page
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Exit 283
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City
of Wilsonville
Exit 283 – Wilsonville – Espresso,
Restaurants, Ice Cream, Oregon
Korean War Memorial
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Exit 271
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 City of Woodburn
Exit 271 –
Woodburn – Factory Stores
Mall, gas, food, and lodging are available in the Woodburn area. The photo at the right shows the Woodburn
Factory Stores Mall as the sun sets in the west. .
Silver Falls
State Park – The Silver
Falls Loop Route begins at this exit and we
highly recommend this day trip.
Visit our Silver Falls S.P.
Loop page.
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Exit 263
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Brooks / Gervais – There is Fuel and food at this exit.
4
mi. west is Willamette Mission State Park
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 City of Salem Salem has a population of almost 110,000 and is the capital of
Oregon. Jason Lee, a Methodist
missionary, founded the city in 1841. He laid out the city and sold lots to
finance the building of Oregon Institute, the first institution of higher
learning west of the Missouri. Later
the college became Willamette University.
The Civic Center is a real people place with trails, black swans,
sculptures and places to sit and watch people.
Visit our Salem city page
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Exit 256
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Exit 256 – Market Street / Lancaster Mall -
Motels, Fuel, Restaurants, City of Salem
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Exit 253
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Exit 253 – Salem Airport
/ Highway 22
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west to the Pacific Beaches
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east to the Cascade Mountains
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connecting with US Highway 20
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HOSPITAL
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Visitors Center, RV Park and campground, Mall, Fuel,
Restaurants.
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19 mi. east is Silver Falls State Park.
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Silver Falls S.P. Loop
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Exit 252
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Kuebler
Boulevard – Fuel, no other tourist facilities at the exit
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Exit 249
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(Northbound only) southern entrance to
Salem
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Exit 248
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Sunnyside
/ Turner – There is fuel, food, lodging, wine tasting, and an RV Park at this exit.
There is
an amusement park with camping at this exit that can be see from the
freeway just south of the exit on the east side of the freeway
South
entrance to the Silver Falls State Park loop
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Exit 244
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Jefferson – There no facilities at
this exit.
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Exit 243
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Ankeny Hill – There no
facilities at this exit.
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Exit 242
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Talbot
Road – There no facilities at this exit.
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Mile Post
241
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Oregon State Rest Areas
– both northbound and southbound
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Exit 240
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Hoefer
Road – There are no facilities at this exit.
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City
of Albany
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has a population of around 30,000 and its
elevation is 210 feet above sea level.
Click here to see our Albany and Corvallis
Area Page and to zoom
in on Exits 228 thru 244 .
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Exit 234B
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Exit
234B – Albany – HOSPITAL, Visitors Center,
Motels, Fuel, Restaurants, City of Albany
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City of Corvallis – has a population of over 44,000 and an elevation of 273 feet above
sea level. It is located on the Willamette River
in the Willamette River Valley
between the coastal range, which separates it from the Pacific Coast,
and the Cascade Mountain Range to the east.
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Exit 233
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Albany
/ Sweet Home
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Highway20 west to the
Pacific Coast
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Highway 20 east to Lebanon –
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Visitors Center, RV Park, Motels, Fuel, Restaurants, Cities of
Albany and Corvallis
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Exit 228
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Lebanon
/ State Highway 34 to Corvallis
- Oregon State University, fuel,
restaurants,
- Southerly entrance to the City of
Corvallis.
The City of Corvallis lies 9 miles
west of Interstate 5
The Community of Lebanon lies 8 miles east of Interstate 5
Exit 228 is
the south end of our Salem
Area.
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I-5
Eugene.
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Interstate 5 continues south on our
Eugene Area Page.
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