A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Planning for tomorrow in Jackson County, Oregon: 1968 long-range planning conference ; Long-range planning conference
OR Z/Ja .2 P52 ; 54 ; "Fifth in a series of long-range planning conferences sponsored cooperatively by the Extension Service and citizens of Jackson County." ; "Jackson County lies in the southwestern part of Oregon with its south border forming the Oregon-California border. It contains 1,799,680 acres and ranks 13th in size in the state. The valley part of the county is known as the Rogue River Valley. It is a fairly large intermountain plain with an average elevation of about 1,300 feet. Pear production, livestock, and dairying have consistently been the major agricultural enterprises, but farm crops, poultry, peaches, and other horticultural crops have made major contributions to the economy of the area. Recreation and tourist industries have 'boomed" in the last decade. The area has an abundance of natural attractions for sports and recreation. These have been supplemented by several lakes resulting from dams built by agricultural and power interests to provide water for irrigation and power generation. Together these provide a paradise for hunting,fishing, and other outdoor sport. Industry is becoming sore diversified and of increasing importance in the area. A committee representing industry suggested that the Extension Service should become involved as agricultural advisor on the Industrial Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Involvement with other industrially oriented committees should be considered." P. 2 [3].
Planning for tomorrow in Jackson County, Oregon: 1968 long-range planning conference ; Long-range planning conference
OR Z/Ja .2 P52 ; 54 ; "Fifth in a series of long-range planning conferences sponsored cooperatively by the Extension Service and citizens of Jackson County." ; "Jackson County lies in the southwestern part of Oregon with its south border forming the Oregon-California border. It contains 1,799,680 acres and ranks 13th in size in the state. The valley part of the county is known as the Rogue River Valley. It is a fairly large intermountain plain with an average elevation of about 1,300 feet. Pear production, livestock, and dairying have consistently been the major agricultural enterprises, but farm crops, poultry, peaches, and other horticultural crops have made major contributions to the economy of the area. Recreation and tourist industries have 'boomed" in the last decade. The area has an abundance of natural attractions for sports and recreation. These have been supplemented by several lakes resulting from dams built by agricultural and power interests to provide water for irrigation and power generation. Together these provide a paradise for hunting,fishing, and other outdoor sport. Industry is becoming sore diversified and of increasing importance in the area. A committee representing industry suggested that the Extension Service should become involved as agricultural advisor on the Industrial Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Involvement with other industrially oriented committees should be considered." P. 2 [3].
Planning for tomorrow in Jackson County, Oregon: 1968 long-range planning conference ; Long-range planning conference
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