US Route 320

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US 320 1948.png
US Route 320
Salmon River Highway #39
Willamina-Salem Highway #30
Pacific Highway East #1E
North Santiam Highway #162
US 320-map.png
Route Information
Maintained by Oregon Department of Transportation
Length ≈140 mi.
Existed May 9, 1958 to June 26, 1958
Junctions
West End US 101 1948.png US-101 at Otis
  OR 22 1948.png OR-22 at Valley Junction
OR 18 1948.png OR-18 near Willamina
Business banner.png
OR 18 1948.png
 OR-18 Business near Willamina
OR 223 1948.png OR-223 near Dallas
US 99W 1948.png US-99W at Rickreall
OR 51 1948.png OR-51 at Brunks Corner
OR 221 1948.png OR-221 in West Salem
OR 219 1948.png OR-219 in Salem
Business banner.png
US 99 1948.png
 US-99 Business in Salem
I 5.png I-5/By-pass banner.png
US 99 1948.png
 US-99 Business in Salem
OR 214 1948.png OR-214 near Shaw
OR 226 1948.png OR-226 at Mehama
South End US 20 1948.png US-20 at Santiam Junction
Navigation
OR 293.png OR-293 OR-331 OR 331.png

US Route 320 was a proposed US route that ran between US-191 at Otis and US-20 at Santiam Junction. If approved, it would have taken over a portion of OR-18 (the Salmon River Highway #39) between Otis to near Willamina and most of OR-22 (consisting of the entirety of the Willamina-Salem Highway #30 and North Santiam Highway #162) from Valley Junction to Santiam Junction. Within Salem, it would have also been co-signed with US-99 Business (Salem) (Pacific Highway East #1E) for 0.5 miles. It was approved by the OSHC in 1958, but AASHO denied the petition later that year.

History