Oregon Route 52

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Oregon Route 52

Oregon Route 52
Route 52 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained by ODOT
Length1.65 mi [1]  (2.66 km)
Existed1952–present
Major junctions
West endOR 201.svg OR 201 at Payette Junction
East endIdaho 52.svg SH-52 near Payette, Idaho
Location
Country United States
State Oregon
Highway system
OR 51.svg OR 51 OR 53.svg OR 53

Oregon Route 52 (OR 52) is a very short Oregon state highway that runs from OR 201 at Payette Junction, Oregon, to the Snake River (the Idaho state line) at Payette, Idaho. It is a continuation of ID 52 and was once signed as Oregon Route 90. OR 52 consists of the Payette Spur No. 492 (see Oregon highways and routes).

Contents

Route description

OR 52 begins at an intersection with OR 201 at Payette Junction and continues south to the Idaho state line at Payette, Idaho, where it continues as ID 52.

History

The Payette Spur was designated OR 90 in 1932 and renumbered OR 52 in 1952.

Major intersections

The entire route is in Malheur County.

Locationmi [1] [2] kmDestinationsNotes
19.6531.62OR 201.svg OR 201  Weiser, Baker City, Ontario
Snake River 21.23–
21.30
34.17–
34.28
Payette Bridge; Oregon–Idaho state line
East plate.svg
Idaho 52.svg
SH-52 east Payette
Continuation into Idaho
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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References

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  1. 1 2 Oregon Department of Transportation. "Public Road Inventory". Archived from the original (primarily the Digital Video Log) on February 24, 2008. Retrieved April 30, 2008.
  2. "PAYETTE SPUR HIGHWAY No. 492" (PDF). Oregon Department of Transportation . Retrieved August 12, 2021.