Oregon National Historic Trail

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The Oregon National Historic Trail is a protected historic route that commemorates the 19th-century overland migration of settlers traveling from the Missouri River to the Oregon Territory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Trail
historic trail
administeredBy National Park Service
country United States
designation Oregon National Historic Trail
endPoint Oregon Territory
linked to: Oregon Country
establishedFor preservation of historic route
public education about westward migration
followsRouteOf Oregon Trail
hasHeritageValue cultural heritage
historical heritage
heritageDesignation National Historic Trail of the United States
historicalPeriod 19th century
locatedIn Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oregon
United States
Wyoming
namedAfter Oregon Trail
partOf National Trails System
routeType overland route
significantEvent overland migration to the American West
westward expansion of the United States
startPoint Missouri River
topic American frontier
Oregon Territory
linked to: Oregon Country

pioneer migration
usedFor commemoration of pioneer migration

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National Historic Trail includesExample Oregon National Historic Trail
Scotts Bluff National Monument partOf Oregon Trail corridor
linked to: Oregon National Historic Trail
Oregon National Historic Trail designation Oregon National Historic Trail
Barlow Road hasHeritageDesignation Oregon Historic Trail
linked to: Oregon National Historic Trail
Barlow Road partOf Oregon National Historic Trail