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Lidar Data Publications
Lidar data provide a three-dimensional map of the land surface, buildings, and vegetation that has unprecedented detail and accuracy. The Lidar Data Quadrangle publication series will eventually provide complete lidar data for most of the inhabited areas of the state.

04-02-13 - Additional lidar data quadrangles (LDQs) available for Klamath County
02-05-13 - Lidar data quadrangles (LDQ) released for parts of northeast Oregon

Learn more and order lidar publications. 
 

Recent Releases
 

Aqueous Chemistry Information Layer for Oregon, Release 1 preview/order | download

Oregon Geothermal Direct-Use Sites, Release 1 preview/order | download

Oregon Geothermal Power Plant Sites, Release 1 preview/order | download

Volcanic Vents of Oregon, Release 1 preview/order | download

Tsunami evacuation maps/brochures for Florence and Dunes City | online PDFs

Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM series) for all of Douglas County, CD-ROM, $10 each | TIM overview

Tsunami evacuation maps/brochures for communities in Lincoln County | online PDFs

Tsunami evacuation maps/brochures for Reedsport/Gardiner/Winchester Bay and Lakeside | online PDFs

Willamette River historical stream channels | preview/order

Open-File Report O-13-03, Lidar-based maps for the City of Vernonia, Columbia County, Oregon, pursuant to Oregon Executive Order No. 10-07 | preview/order

IMS-55, Landslide inventory maps of the southern half of the Pittsburg quadrangle, Columbia County, Oregon | preview/order

IMS-54, Landslide inventory maps of the northern half of the Vernonia quadrangle, Columbia County, Oregon | preview/order

Open-File Report O-13-02, Landslide inventory map of the Harbor Hills area, Curry County, Oregon | preview/order

Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM series) for all of Lane County, CD-ROM, $10 each | TIM overview

RAILO-1, Radiometric Age Information Layer for Oregon, Release 1 | preview / download data / order on CD-ROM $30

Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM series) for all of Lincoln County, CD-ROM, $10 each | TIM overview

Open-File Report O-13-01, Change detection analysis using serial lidar data along a portion of the Upper Sandy River, Multnomah and Clackamas Counties, Oregon | preview

Special Paper 44, Coastal Flood Insurance Study, Coos County, Oregon | preview

Tsunami evacuation maps/brochures for Newport, Neskowin, Pacific City, Sand Lake, and Tierra Del Mar | online PDFs

Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM series) for Lakeside West, Lakeside East, and Saunders Lake, Coos County, CD-ROM, $10 each | TIM overview

Open-File Report O-12-03, Digital geologic map of the Hood River Valley, Hood River and Wasco Counties, Oregon, DVD, $30 each | preview/order

Open-File Report O-12-08, An "expanded” geospatial database of beach and bluff morphology determined from lidar data Collected on the northern Oregon coast: Tillamook and Clatsop Counties, CD-ROM, $15 each | preview/order

Geothermal Information Layer for Oregon, release 2 (GTILO-2), CD-ROM, $30 each | website

Open-File Report O-12-07, Lidar data and landslide inventory maps of the North Fork Siuslaw River and Big Elk Creek watersheds, Lane, Lincoln, and Benton Counties, CD-ROM, $15 each | preview/order

Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM series) for Sisters Rock, Nesika Beach, North Rogue River, Gold Beach, and Cape Sebastian, Curry County, CD-ROM, $10 each | TIM overview

Three Sisters Geologic Guide and Recreation Map, 1 double-sided sheet, water-resistant paper, 18 x 36 inches, by Daniel E. Coe. $6. preview / order 

Oregon HazVu: Statewide Geohazards Viewer
website | news release

Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM series) for Langlois, Cape Blanco, Denmarkm Port Orford, and Humbug Mountain, Curry County, CD-ROM, $10 each | TIM overview

​Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM series) for Bullards Beach, Leneve, Coquille, Coquille River, Bandon, and New River, Coos County, CD-ROM, $10 each | TIM overview

Open-File Report O-12-06, Landslide Hazard and Risk Study of the U.S. Highway 30 (Oregon State Highway 92) Corridor, Clatsop and Columbia Counties, Oregon, by Katherine A. Mickelson and William J. Burns. 105 p. PDF report, 4 PDF thematic map plates., scale 1:24,000; inset maps 1:8,000. 42 x 38 inches. Esri ArcGIS v. 10 geodatabases | preview / order

Open-File Report O-12-05, Regional hazard maps of the City of Silverton, Marion County, Oregon, by William J. Burns and Katherine A. Mickelson, 21 p., 3 pl., scale 1:8,000, 36 x 43 in., shp files. CD, $15 | preview / order

​Special Paper 45, Protocol for shallow-landslide susceptibility mapping, by William J. Burns, Ian P. Madin, and Katherine A. Mickelson, 32 p. Includes SP-42 and example shallow-landslide susceptibility plate, scale 1:8,000. CD, $15 | preview / order
Open-File Report O-12-04, Western Oregon Seismic Reflection Data Imagery. DVD, $25 | preview / order
​2013 Lidar Illuminated Calendar, by Daniel E. Coe, 28 p., $12 each | preview / order
IMS-36, Missoula floods - inundation extent and primary flood features in the Portland metropolitan area, Clark, Cowlitz, and Skamania Counties, Washington, and Clackamas, Columbia, Marion, Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill Counties, Oregon, scale: 1:8,200 feet (1:1.553 miles)​. preview / order
Tsunami evacuation maps for
 
OregonTsunami.org
Tsunami Inundation Maps (TIM Series)
Series overview, preview maps, order maps
Cascadia Winter 2012: The 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami: Lessons for the Oregon Coast | PDF online (8.3 MB)
Mount Hood Geologic Guide and Recreation Map, 1 double-sided sheet, water-resistant paper, 36.25 x 18.25 inches, by Tracy Pollock. Paper only, $6 | preview map / order 
 


"Oregon: A Geologic History"
The Oregon Sesquicentennial Geologic Map: 150 Years of Statehood, 150 Million Years in the Making!
The spectacular landscape of today's Oregon was shaped over millions of years by fire and flood, earthquakes and eruptions, and the movement of oceans and continents on a huge scale.

Oregon: A Geologic History (Interpretive Map 28) was created for anyone who is curious about our State’s remarkable geology. On this huge 4 foot by 5 foot full color map, a timeline outlines important events in Oregon’s (and the earth’s) geologic history. Each rock layer has its own story and you can find out where to go to see the rocks for yourself. World class geologic events are highlighted, and there are plenty of factoids to keep you intrigued to learn more.

news release 
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buy the 50- x 58-inch poster ($15)
 
 

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The department releases the results of its geologic studies in a variety of ways including CD-ROM disks, computer files, and publications such as maps, books, open-file reports, special papers and brochures. These materials are made available to the public at the Nature of the Northwest Information Center at the State Office Building in Portland. Printed publication lists are available upon request.
 
 
Want to order a publication online? Follow these instructions:
 

 
  1. Go to www.naturenw.org.
  2. Under the "Store" heading, select "Maps & Reports".
  3. In the map search box, type in the publication number (for example, IMS-1 or GQ-1744) and click GO.
  4. Select a quantity. Click "Add to Cart". Follow the instructions, and an encrypted email order will be sent to NNW.
Please add $4.00 for shipping to US addresses. Contact NNW for charges to foreign addresses.

We recommend calling NNW for personal assistance since they may be able to better pinpoint the publications you are looking for . You can also visit Nature of the Northwest:

Nature of the Northwest
800 NE Oregon St., Suite 965
Portland, OR 97232
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am-12:30 pm and 1-4 pm (closed Federal holidays and State furlough and vacation days)
Telephone: (971) 673-2331 • fax (971) 673-1562
Email: info@naturenw.org
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The Nature of the Northwest Information Center is operated by the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.