Located in the heart of the Willamette Valley wine country, Corvallis is bordered by the foothills of the Oregon Coast Range. The city was incorporated in 1857 and has grown to become one of the ten largest cities in the state. From the latin meaning “Heart of the Valley”, Corvallis is recognized as a Tree City USA with at least 47 public parks. The Oregon State University campus is located near the downtown area. This bike-friendly city ranks as one of the highest percentage of biking commuters to work in the United States. The Oregon Cities and Towns Collection highlights the distinctive architectural traditions and geographic diversity across the state. In the 1840s, the Oregon Trail brought many new American settlers to the Oregon Country leading to the development of cities and towns across the region. The Oregon Territory was created in 1858 and became a state the following year. A majority of Oregon residents live within the Willamette Valley, a lush, fertile area dotted with vineyards, farmland, and the state’s largest cities and towns. Dimensions: 1.75"x 2" Materials: Enamel Paints & Antique Gold Colored Zinc AlloyDesigned in Portland, OR
