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The sun rises over Vista House at Crown Point. (Photo courtesy Tom Porter)
The federal government owns more than half the land in Oregon. Oregon's position on the Pacific Rim has resulted in strong ties between Oregon and other nations. Oregon has nine federally recognized tribes of Native Americans, which have a distinct relationship with state government. This section contains information about the federal government, tribes, and representatives of other nations in Oregon.