Twenty-seven Oregon communities plan to plant Hiroshima peace trees in
2020 through a combined effort by the Oregon Department of Forestry, Oregon
Community Trees and the One Sunny Day Initiative. The list does not include
five places in Oregon which have already planted Hiroshima peace trees: Eugene, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Eastern Oregon University in La Grande, and Oregon State University in Corvallis. The full list includes:
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Ashland- Southern Oregon University near the World Peace Flame
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Aumsville
- Mill Creek Park
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Beaverton
- City Arboretum
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Bend - Parks and Recreation Dept., Hollinshead Park
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Central
Point - Crater High School
· Central Point - Skyrman Arboretum
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Corvallis
- Avery Park
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Cottage
Grove - Trailhead Park
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Creswell - Creswell Parks and Facilities Dept., Bicycle Way Station
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Elgin
- Elgin High School Memorial Garden
· Gladstone - Gladstone Nature Park
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Happy
Valley - City Hall
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Hood
River - Idlewilde Cemetary
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Independence
- Inspiration Garden at Mt. Fir Park
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Klamath
Falls - Klamath Union High School
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La
Grande - Riverside Park
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Newberg
- Chehalem Valley Middle School
· Oregon
City - Oregon City Parks and Recreation, End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive
Center
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Portland
- Portland State University
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Portland
- Hoyt Arboretum
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Redmond
- City Hall
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Rogue
River - John F. Fleming Memorial Park
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Roseburg - Master Gardener Discovery Garden, River Forks Park
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Roseburg
- Odd Fellows Cemetery
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Roseburg
- Umpqua Community College
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Salem
- Pringle Park
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Salem
- Oregon Dept. of Forestry headquarters
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Salem
- Unity Church of Salem
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Seaside
- Cartwright Park
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Silverton
- Oregon Garden
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Talent
- Chuck Roberts Park
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Tillamook
- Carnahan Park
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Turner
- Cloverdale Elementary
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Turner
- Turner Lake Park