Crossword Clue: Trail name
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Trail name"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Trail name"
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- American state
- ___ Trail
- ___ Trail (migration route to the Pacific Northwest)
- ___ Treaty, establishing the 49th parallel as a U.S. border
- Beaver State
- Beaverton's home
- Beaverton's state
- Bend setting
- Bend's state
- Ducks' home
- Ducks in Eugene
- Famous trail
- Famous Western trail
- Fremont National Forest site
- Farthest point of the Lewis and Clark expedition
- Home of college football's Ducks
- Home of Nike
- Home of Silicon Forest
- Home of the Beavers.
- Home of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
- Home of the NCAA's Ducks
- Home of the U.S.'s last active nickel mine
- Home state of Linus Pauling
- Home state of the Decemberists
- Home to Crater Lake National Park
- Home to Mt. Hood
- It entered the Union on Valentine's Day, 1859
- Building timber, ... pine
- Coos Bay setting
- Coos Bay's state
- End of an old trail
- Its Capitol is topped by a golden axman
- Its flag features a beaver
- Its flag is different on each side
- It's north of California
- Its state fish is the chinook salmon
- Its state seal has a covered wagon and steamer
- Its state tree is the Douglas fir
- Crater Lake locale
- Crater Lake location
- Crater Lake National Parks state
- Crater Lake site
- Crater Lake state
- Crater Lake's locale
- Crater Lake's state
- Eugene locale
- Eugene setting
- Eugene's home
- Eugene's location
- Eugene's place
- Eugene's state
- Everclear's home state
- Hells Canyon locale
- Gooner (anag) — US state
- Where Mount Hood is
- Where Nike headquarters is
- Where Nike is headquartered
- Pioneers' trail
- "Keep Portland Weird" state
- Where to find Eugene
- Setting for TV's "Portlandia"
- Mount Hood locale
- Mount Hood location
- Mount Hood's state
- The ___ Trail
- The "Beaver State"
- The Beaver State
- Place with no self-service gas stations
- The Dandy Warhols' northwest home
- The Decemberists' home state
- The Decemberists' home
- The Ducks of the N.C.A.A.
- Mt. Hood site
- Mt. Hood's state
- Pacific Northwest state
- Willamette Valley locale
- Willamette Valley's state
- Trail name
- Trail of note
- Trail state
- Subject of the campaign slogan "Fifty-four forty, or fight!"
- McKay's state.
- The Snake borders it
- Old trail destination
- Old trail or territory
- Old trail terminus
- Locale of Grants Pass
- Portland setting
- Portland's state
- Neighbor of Washington
- Nike's headquarters
- Nike's home
- No-sales-tax state
- North in the West
- Northwestern state
- Washington neighbor
- Washington rival, in college sports
- Salem is its capital
- Salem setting
- Salem's home
- Salem's state
- Silicon Forest's state
- Webfoot's home
- Well-known trail
- West Coast state
- You can find Eugene there
- State name often mispronounced by East Coasters
- State south of Seattle
- State with a town named Boring
- State with no sales tax
- Snake's place, in part
- Snake's place, partly
- US Pacific state
- US state, capital Salem
- US state
- Where Astoria is.
- Terminus of a famous trail
- Terminus of a trail
- Territory explored by Lewis and Clark
- Where Eugene is
- Where Eugene may be found
- Where Eugene may be seen
- Where Eugene may he seen
- Where Hughes' "Spruce Goose" can be seen
Recent Usage of Trail name in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 28, 1986