List of Oregon Wildernesses

  National Forest wilderness

  National Forest

  National Recreation Area, Scenic Area, or Volcanic Monument

  Bureau of Land Management administered lands

  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

  National Park

List of Oregon Wildernesses lists all 47 designated wildernesses in the U.S. state of Oregon.^{[1] [2][3] [4] [5]}

Wilderness name	acres	designated	administered by	notes
Badger Creek	24,000	1984	USFS	[4]
Black Canyon	13,400	1984	USFS	[4]
Boulder Creek	19,100	1984	USFS	[4]
Bridge Creek	5,400	1984	USFS	[4]
Bull of the Woods	27,427	1984	USFS	[4]
Clackamas	9,470	2009	USFS	[4]
Copper Salmon	13,700	2009	USFS	[5]
Cummins Creek	9,173	1984	USFS	[4]
Diamond Peak	54,185	1964	USFS	[4]
Drift Creek	5,798	1984	USFS	[4]
Eagle Cap	350,461	1964	USFS	[4]
Gearhart Mountain	22,809	1964	USFS	[4]
Grassy Knob	17,200	1984	USFS	[4]
Hells Canyon	214,944 (total) 131,133 (Oregon)	1975, June 26, 1984	BLM+USFS	[1][4]
Kalmiopsis	179,755	1964	USFS	[4]
Lower White River	2,870	2009	BLM+USFS	[1][4]
Mark O. Hatfield	39,000	1984	USFS	[4]
Menagerie	4,800	1984	USFS	[4]
Middle Santiam	7,500	1984	USFS	[4]
Mill Creek	17,400	1984	USFS	[4]
Monument Rock	19,650	1984	USFS	[4]
Mount Hood	47,160	1964	USFS	[4]
Mount Jefferson	107,008	1968	USFS	[4]
Mount Thielsen	54,267	1984	USFS	[4]
Mount Washington	52,738	1964	USFS	[4]
Mountain Lakes	23,071	1964	USFS	[4]
North Fork John Day	121,352	1984	USFS	[4]
North Fork Umatilla	20,435	1984	USFS	[4]
Opal Creek	20,733	1996	USFS	[4]
Oregon Islands	925.06	October 23, 1970, October 11, 1978, November 12, 1996	USFWS	[2]
Oregon Badlands	29,301	2009	BLM	[5]
Red Buttes	19,940 (total) 3,750 (Oregon)	1984	USFS	[4]
Roaring River	36,500	2009	USFS	[6]
Rock Creek	7,486	1984	USFS	[4]
Rogue–Umpqua Divide	33,200	1984	USFS	[4]
Salmon–Huckleberry	44,560	1984	USFS	[4]
Sky Lakes	116,300	1984	USFS	[4]
Soda Mountain	23,000	2009	BLM	[5]
Spring Basin	6,382	2009	BLM	[5]
Steens Mountain	170,025	October 30, 2000	BLM	[1]
Strawberry Mountain	69,350	1964	USFS	[4]
Table Rock	5,500	June 26, 1984	BLM	[4]
Three Arch Rocks	15	October 23, 1970	USFWS+USFS	[2][4] first NWR west of Mississippi 1907
Three Sisters	286,708	1964	USFS	[4]
Waldo Lake	39,200	1984	USFS	[4]
Wenaha–Tucannon	177,423 (total) 66,375 (Oregon)	1978	USFS	[4]
Wild Rogue	35,818	February 24, 1978	BLM+USFS	[3]
Total (acres)	2,395,390.06 (Oregon)	2,606,439.06 (total)
Total (square miles)	3742.8 (Oregon)	4072.56 (total)
Total (square km)	9693.84 (Oregon)	10547.93 (total)

See also

• List of U.S. Wilderness Areas
• Lists of Oregon-related topics

References

1. ^ ^{a b c d} Wilderness Database Details, October 2006
2. ^ ^{a b c} Wilderness Areas
3. ^ ^{a b} Wilderness.net- Wilderness Areas by State
4. ^ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an} Places - USFS History - Forest History Society
5. ^ ^{a b c d e} "Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009". Library of Congress THOMAS. http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.uscongress/legislation.111hr146. Retrieved 2009-04-01. 
6. ^ Preusch, Matthew (April 6, 2009). "No cars, no roads, no kidding". The Oregonian. http://www.oregonlive.com/environment/index.ssf/2009/04/roaring_river_wilderness_area.html. Retrieved 2009-04-07.