Lawler, Oregon
Lawler was one of a handful of small towns located along the Middle Fork of the Willamette River that were submerged by Lookout Point Dam in 1954.
About this community
- Region
- Pacific Northwest
- Basin
- Willamette
- Project
- Lookout Point and Dexter
- Established
- 1870
- Inundated
- 1953
The community that was displaced
- Displacement cost
- $10,380,878
- Property value
- $1,163,574
- Vocations
- farmer, fisherman, rancher, unkown, unknown
Sources
- “Life on Rush Island Before the Flood of '54,” Lane County Historian 37, no.3 (Fall 1992).