City of ONTARIO

Original Painting by Marc Desobeau available at Highlands Station, LLC

Ontario is a child of the railroad. The railroad was the Oregon Short Line, which was built west from Wyoming to connect Oregon with the rest of the United States. The line joined at Huntington with the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company's tracks built east from Portland.

When you need to shop, attend a cultural event or obtain professional services, you will enjoy Ontario. Serving as the retail, service and medical center for 167,000 people within a 45-mile radius.

Neither this website nor the Pioneer Restoration Organization is affiliated with Amtrak (the National Railroad Passenger Corporation). Should you want information on Amtrak services, kindly go to www.amtrak.com or telephone 800-872-7245.

Text Box: City of Ontario www.ontariooregon.org 444 S. W. Fourth Avenue Ontario, Oregon 97914 541/ 889-7684

Text Box: Ontario Chamber www.ontariochamber.com 876 S. W. Fourth Avenue Ontario, Oregon 97914 541/ 889-8012

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Text Box: Senator Jeff Merkley Senator Ron Wyden Congressman Earl Blumenauer Congressman Peter DeFrazio Congressman Greg Walden Congressman David Wu Governor Ted Kulongoski Mayor Joe Dominick

Text Box: Do you want to see Amtrak's Pioneer visit your town again? Contact your elected representatives and tell them so! Please use the links below to be redirected to their sites and contact information. Names in blue denote Ontario contacts.

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