Map of Crook County, Oregon

Map of Crook County - Crook County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oregon. Crook County Map showing cities, highways, important places and water bodies. Get Where is Crook County located in the map, major cities in Crook county, population, areas, and places of interest.

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About Crook County, Oregon

Crook County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oregon. It's county seat is Prineville. As per 2020 census, the population of Crook County is 25739 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 2,980 sq mi (7,718 km2). Crook County was established on 1882.

Crook County Facts

Continent	North America
Country	United States
State	Oregon
County Seat	Prineville
Largest City/Town	Prineville
Established	1882
Total Area	2,987 sq mi (7,736 sq km)
Land Area	2,979 sq mi (7,715 sq km)
Water Area	8 sq mi (21 sq km)
Population	24,738 (Census 2020)
Population Density	8.3 people per sq mi
Time Zone	Pacific Time Zone
Major Highways	U.S. Route 26, Oregon Route 27, Oregon Route 380
Major Rivers	Crooked River, Deschutes River, North Fork Crooked River
Neighboring Counties	Jefferson County, Wheeler County, Grant County, Harney County, Deschutes County
Famous For	High desert landscapes, ranching, rock climbing, and scenic canyons
Top Attractions	Smith Rock State Park nearby access, Prineville Reservoir State Park, Crooked River Canyon, Ochoco National Forest
Official Website	Official Website

About Crook County, Oregon

Crook County is located in central Oregon in the United States and was established in 1882. The county seat is Prineville, which is also the largest city in the county. The county is known for its high desert terrain, scenic river canyons, ranchlands, forests, and outdoor recreation opportunities across central Oregon.

Cities and Towns in Crook County, Oregon

City/Town	Population (Census 2020)	Latitude & Longitude
Prineville (county seat)	10,429	44.2999°N, 120.8345°W
Paulina	Not Incorporated	44.1302°N, 119.6878°W
Post	Not Incorporated	44.1091°N, 120.2555°W
Powell Butte (CDP)	1,884	44.2443°N, 120.9831°W
Juniper Canyon (CDP)	1,336	44.2875°N, 120.9036°W
Prineville Lake Acres (CDP)	1,543	44.1447°N, 120.7561°W
Crooked River Ranch (partly in Crook County)	5,699	44.4054°N, 121.2412°W

Golf Courses in Crook County, Oregon

Golf Course	Location	Latitude & Longitude
Meadow Lakes Golf Course	Prineville	44.2984°N, 120.8648°W
Brasada Canyons Golf Club	Powell Butte	44.1886°N, 121.0305°W
Pronghorn Club	Pronghorn Resort Area	44.0925°N, 121.0804°W

Roads and Highways in Crook County, Oregon

Major highways connect the county to nearby regions and cities.

U.S. Route 26 - main east-west highway connecting Prineville with Bend, John Day, and eastern Oregon
Oregon Route 27 - links Prineville with the Ochoco Reservoir and eastern ranching areas
Oregon Route 380 - connects central Crook County with Post and Wheeler County communities

Neighboring Counties of Crook County

Jefferson County (northwest)
Wheeler County (east)
Grant County (east)
Harney County (south)
Deschutes County (west)

Top Attractions in Crook County, Oregon

The county features several attractions known for history, nature, and recreation.

Prineville Reservoir State Park - popular destination for boating, fishing, and camping
Ochoco National Forest - forest recreation area with hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing
Crooked River Canyon - scenic canyon known for rock formations and river views
Smith Rock State Park nearby access - internationally known rock climbing destination near the county line
Steins Pillar - dramatic volcanic rock formation with hiking opportunities
Ochoco Creek Park - community recreation area in Prineville
Crooked River Scenic Drive - route featuring high desert and canyon scenery
Prineville Railway Depot Museum - local museum focused on regional rail and ranching history

Distance from Crook County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

Prineville to Bend (Deschutes County), Oregon - 36 mi (58 km)
Prineville to Redmond (Deschutes County), Oregon - 20 mi (32 km)
Prineville to Madras (Jefferson County), Oregon - 42 mi (68 km)
Prineville to John Day (Grant County), Oregon - 122 mi (196 km)
Prineville to Burns (Harney County), Oregon - 130 mi (209 km)
Prineville to Eugene (Lane County), Oregon - 161 mi (259 km)
Prineville to Salem (Marion County), Oregon - 147 mi (237 km)
Prineville to Portland (Multnomah County), Oregon - 168 mi (270 km)
Prineville to The Dalles (Wasco County), Oregon - 122 mi (196 km)
Prineville to Newport (Lincoln County), Oregon - 179 mi (288 km)
Prineville to Medford (Jackson County), Oregon - 228 mi (367 km)
Prineville to Pendleton (Umatilla County), Oregon - 186 mi (299 km)

FAQs about Crook County

Where is Crook County located?

Crook County is located in central Oregon within the high desert region of the state.

What is the population of Crook County?

Crook County had a population of 24,738 according to Census 2020 data.

What is Crook County known for?

Crook County is known for high desert scenery, ranching, rock climbing areas, scenic canyons, and outdoor recreation.

What are the major highways in Crook County?

The county is served by U.S. Route 26, Oregon Route 27, and Oregon Route 380.

Are there golf courses in Crook County?

Yes, Crook County has several golf facilities including Meadow Lakes Golf Course and Brasada Canyons Golf Club.

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