Like our trip all over the state of South Carolina to capture an image of every post office in the state, this one is for Oregon our new homw state. Every single one of them may not have the same automobile in the photos; it might be a Miata, it might be a Mini Cooper, and it might even be a Golf GTI.
Toledo to Yoncalla
Toledo - 97391
Toledo - I parked illegally out front because the parking lot was full. Not for the post off ice though, there was a group of cyclists starting a bike ride and they had parked in the closed Post Ofice's lot. (8/23/25)
Tolovan Park - 97145
Tolovan Park - I drove right by this, but circled the block because Mr. Google was telling me I had arrived, but I didn't believe him. I pulled it the lot on the left and went inside to ask where it might be, when I realized I was in the post office. Another half store half USPS. (3/22/25)
Trail - 97541
Trail - It mystifies me that a town of a few hundred has a post office when there is a post office in a much larger town only 2 miles away.
Troutdale - 98060
Troutdale - Bills itself as the Gateway to the Gorge and has my local favorite road of Old US 30 that bobs and weaves its way to the biggest waterfall you've ever seen. (10/6/24)
Tualatin - 97062-9997
Tualatin - I had to do some 3rd rate photoshopping on the sky in this image. My left forefinger was filling the lefthand sky so that it looked like a maroon UFO. (11/22/24)
Tualatin DCU - 97062-8806
Tualatin DCU - First Post Office picture with the Miata's new color. And the DCU's are coming in hot now, this is the second in 5 days. (11/22/24)
Turner - 97392
Turner - My good friend Mark Turner from the ASCO days was a CNC programmer and machinist and in spite of his last name, he was more of a miller than a turner. (7/12/25)
Tygh Valley - 97063
Tygh Valley - A small town of about 200 souls that is right off US197. (07/06/22)
Ukiah - 97880-5000
Ukiah The Camas Land Company platted Ukiah in August 1890. E. B. Gambee, who moved from Ukiah, California, to Oregon in 1881, suggested the name. (9/1/25)
Ukiah - 97880-5001
Dale The post office website says this unit's address is in Ukiah, and Google Maps says its address is in Long Creek. I'm going with Dale. (9/2/25)
Umatilla - 97882
Umatilla - Is the first town in eastern Oregon I came to when returning from the 2025 Jumbo Road Trip. (6/17/25)
Umpqua - 97486
Umpqua - See that dirt road in the background? Google Maps was telling me the post office was 1/2 mile further along on it to the right. I took the photo but drove down that way just to see. No post office. (9/21/25)
Veneta - 97487
Veneta - The typical postal customer who picks up their mail and then sits in the car reading it. I have learned it is impossible to wait them out... (3/8/26)
Veronia - 97064
Veronia - Dear Veronia, thank you from the bottom of my Miata-loving heart for having a post office, or I wouldn't have found an awesome sports car road. (3/22/25)
Vida - 97488
Vida - Vida was originally named "Gate Creek", but this caused confusion with a community of "Gates Creek" in nearby Washington County, so the name of the postmaster's daughter was selected instead. (8/24/25)
Waldport - 97394
Waldport - Even though this was right on my route home for Monday morning, I stopped and grabbed it while I was passing through on the way to Yachats. (3/1/26)
Walterville - 97489
Walterville - And people complain about nepotism in Hollywood, the Walterville post office was established in 1875 and named by the first postmaster, George Millican, for his son Walter. (8/24/25)
Walton - 97490
Walton - A small community halfway between Eugene and the coast that is not where the TV Waltons lived. (3/8/26)
Warm Springs - 97761
Warm Springs - Located on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation, the community is also known as the "Warm Springs Agency". (7/20/25)
Warrenton - 97146
Warrenton - This is an older post office that has lost a bit of its "front yard" to make way for the monument to the town's soldiers. (3/22/25)
Wasco - 97065
Wasco - This town is also in Sherman County and has more residents than the county seat, Moro. The door on the right of the photo goes into the town's small supermarket where bought a snack. (07/01/23)
Wedderburn - 97491
Wedderburn - It is to the north of, and across the mouth of, the Rogue River from Gold Beach, on U.S. Route 101. (3/15/26)
Welches - 97067
Welches - I knew where this post office located for about a year and a half. Donna & 1 stopped in the shopping center across the street from it to get a coffee and a tea back in January 2024. (6/29/25)
Westfir - 97492
Westfir - The Post Office is the flat roof part and, this is just a guess, the round roof is the community center, but there was no way to tell because the only signage is the ELCOME above the double doors. (3/29/25)
Westlake - 97493
Westlake - This town is nicknamed Dune City as it is the epicenter of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. (3/8/26)
West Linn - 97068
West Linn - When I went looking for West Linn's post office back in November I went to where it was because I had the address the old post office. (3/2/25)
Weston - 97886
Weston - There was something going on at a big old house next door to this PO. I think I recognized a lot of Future Farmers of America jackets though. (8/16/25)
Wheeler - 97147
Wheeler - This is absolutely the strangest-shaped post office so far. (10/19/25).
White City - 97503
White City - This is not really a city, it is a census-designated place that grew out of an Army base that was used as both a training base and a POW camp during WWII. (9/82023)
Wilber - 97494
Wilber - I always like it when the post office is painted in the same manner as the rest of the building. (9/21/25)
Wilderville - 97543
Wilderville - This town is halfway between Redwood and Wonder and isn't even a wide spot on US199, it is on a parallel road to it. The Post Office is located inside the Wilderville Store. (10/05/21)
Willamina - 97396
Willamina - The town was named after Willamina Creek, which in turn was named for early settler Willamina Williams shortly after she fell off of her horse and into the creek. (7/12/25)
Williams - 97544
Williams - Offstage left is a local in a pickup who stopped to ask me if I wanted him to take my picture with my car. I said no thanks and told him what I was doing, and he thought it sounded like a fun adventure. (9/21/25)
Wilsonville - 97070
Wilsonville - Located at the southernmost end of the Portland metropolitan area, Wilsonville is the gateway to the verdant Willamette Valley. (11/24/24)
Winchester - 97495
Winchester - Winchester is an unincorporated community that is large enough for a post office but small enough that its census is not taken separately from the much larger Roseburg 5 miles south. (9/21/25)
Winston - 97496
Winston - All we saw in this town was basically the Post Office, but apparently there is a Wildlife Safari park here as well. It is home to hundreds of animals that wander freely over 615 acres which guests can drive through. We probably would want to put the top and windows up for something like that especially after seeing the Wikipedia page photo of giraffes poking their heads in a minivan. (10/04/21)
Wolf Creek - 97497
Wolf Creek - In an effort to get here not by using I-5 made a 15 mile, 20 minute drive into a 35 mile drive taking a little over an hour. After crossing the Rogue River and headed east we were on Lower Graves Creek Road which was a glorified one lane road along the side of a mountain with zero guardrails. Fortunately the only car that we encountered happened on a wide spot of the tarmac. (10/04/21)
Woodburn - 97071
Woodburn - The next town south from Hubbard along OR99E is Woodburn and at 25,000 souls seemed positively huge. (12/7/24)
Yachats - 97498
Yachats - Even though it was Sunday, this post office's parking lot was very full. Apparently the restaurant to the right was a popular after-church dining spot. (3/1/26)
Yamhill - 97148
Yamhill - There was a guy pressure washing the lot on the left and the one on the right would leave the car mostly hidden, so I pulled up in front, on the wrong side of the street. (3/23/25)
Yoncalla - 97499
Yoncalla - Settlers first came to the area that would become Yoncalla in a covered wagon in the fall of 1848. Jesse Applegate arrived in 1849 and named the area after the Yoncalla-speaking Native Americans of the region. (9/21/25)