Was founded by a woman?
Was named for a soft drink popular in Idaho?
Still uses a 1892 tabernacle for religious conventions?
Was named for the town of Engelberg in Switzerland?
Moved to a new location?
Is a misspelling of a founder's name?
Was named for a son-in-law of a founder?
Was named for a railroad engineer?
Was established after a US Supreme Court decision resolved land ownership?
Has its post office in another county?
Became almost deserted during the Civil War?
Was named, despite objection, for a woman?
Had a popular mineral springs resort?
Has a museum in a former church?
Was founded as a religious colony?
Celebrates being the "Mint Capital" of Oregon?
Was the boyhood home of a US president?
Provided clean water for pioneer Salem?
Is named for a voter at the provisional government meeting at Champoeg in 1843 ?
Has the grave site of Oregon's only authenticated Revolutionary War veteran?
The answers are found in the following articles about these cities on this web blog.
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