The origin of the word "Oregon" is unknown, but believed to be derived either from the French "Ouregan" for hurricane or the Native American "Ouragon" for a river in that region.
You got married in Oregon? You have a certificate? It's legal. You got married somewhere else? You don't have to register it in Oregon.
the u.s. got Oregon from Britain in 1846.
People got to Oregon by using the road called The Oregon Trail.
Xavier Avenue is the name of a street in Redmond, Oregon. X Avenue is the name of a street in La Grande, Oregon. Xanthus Court is the name of a street in Sherwood, Oregon. Xerox Drive is the name of a street in Wilsonville, Oregon. Xerus Avenue is the name of a street in Redmond, Oregon. Xavier Church (St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church) is located in Sutherlin, Oregon.
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No Oregon is not named after organ.
There is no Oregon state cat.
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The Oregon Trail is the route that pioneers used to travel to Oregon.
There weren't any roads to Oregon at the time.
No state got its name from the Algonquin word "wauregan", but it IS the name of a city in Connecticut. Despite the fact that "wauregan" sounds very much like "Oregon", nearly all historians and etymologists believe that the state's name comes from a different source.
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