Oregon Route 218

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Oregon Route 218 is a scenic state highway in north-central Oregon known for connecting small rural communities and providing access to the John Day Fossil Beds area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Oregon state highway
state highway
abbreviation OR 218 NERFINISHED
connects small rural communities
connectsWith Oregon Route 19 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 97 NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
easternTerminus Fossil, Oregon NERFINISHED
hasDirection west–east
hasJunctionWith Oregon Route 19 at Fossil
U.S. Route 97 at Shaniko NERFINISHED
hasSpeedLimitType rural two-lane highway speed limits
hasTerrain canyon areas
hilly
highwayNumber 218
isKnownFor curvy alignment
light traffic
scenic views
isLocatedIn Wasco County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Wheeler County, Oregon NERFINISHED
isNumberedWithin Oregon state highway numbering system
isPartOf Oregon state highway system NERFINISHED
isPopularWith motorcyclists
tourists
isRural true
isScenic true
maintainedBy Oregon Department of Transportation
nearbyAttraction John Day River region NERFINISHED
passesNear John Day Fossil Beds National Monument region NERFINISHED
passesThrough Wasco County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Wheeler County, Oregon NERFINISHED
primaryUse rural connectivity
tourist access to John Day Fossil Beds
providesAccessTo John Day Fossil Beds area NERFINISHED
region north-central Oregon
roadSurface paved
roadType two-lane highway
scenicCategory high desert scenery
serves Antelope, Oregon NERFINISHED
Fossil, Oregon NERFINISHED
Shaniko, Oregon NERFINISHED
state Oregon
trafficVolume low
westernTerminus Shaniko, Oregon NERFINISHED

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Fossil, Oregon, United States roadAccessVia Oregon Route 218
subject surface form: Fossil, Oregon