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Sherman County Residency Checklist ___ Are you over the age of 18? ___ Do you have an address in Sherman County? ___ Have you lived at your Sherman County address for at least one year? ___ Have you stayed at that address for nine months or longer during the year? ___ Are you the only...

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Grain Production Wheat accounts for about 91% of the acres planted each year to grains in Sherman County, making this county among the largest wheat producing counties in Oregon. Farmers use a dryland method of farming, meaning half the farm is "fallowed." Fallowing is a conservation practice that allows the soil to collect two years...

Self-Guided Driving and Cycling Tours Discover the true beauty of Sherman County's wide-open spaces with an assortment of places to eat, sleep, rest, and recreate along the way. Feel free to download the route that works best for you, to keep in your wallet for easy reference. Save Save

Learn about the towns and communities in Oregon's Sherman County that offer recreation, enterprise, and room to grow! Explore Sherman County today.

Beginning in the 1840s, Oregon pioneers passed through the northern part of the county on the Oregon Trail, from the John Day River Crossing to the crossing at the mouth of the Deschutes River. Some emigrants destined for the Barlow Road took the Cut-Off to the Barlow Road. The Cut-Off is a short distance west...