Map of Harney County, Oregon

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

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About Harney County, Oregon

Harney County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oregon. It's county seat is Burns. As per 2020 census, the population of Harney County is 7575 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 10,135 sq mi (26,250 km2). Harney County was established on 1889.

Harney County Facts

Continent	North America
Country	United States
State	Oregon
County Seat	Burns
Largest City/Town	Burns
Established	1889
Total Area	10,226 sq mi (26,488 sq km)
Land Area	10,133 sq mi (26,245 sq km)
Water Area	93 sq mi (241 sq km)
Population	7,495 (Census 2020)
Population Density	0.7 people per sq mi
Time Zone	Pacific Time Zone
Major Highways	U.S. Route 20, U.S. Route 395, Oregon Route 78, Oregon Route 205
Major Rivers	Silvies River, Donner und Blitzen River, Malheur River
Neighboring Counties	Grant County, Malheur County, Lake County, Crook County, Deschutes County
Famous For	High desert landscapes, ranching, wildlife refuges, birdwatching, and wide-open wilderness
Top Attractions	Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Steens Mountain, Alvord Desert, Harney Basin, Pete French Round Barn
Official Website	Official Website

About Harney County, Oregon

Harney County is located in southeastern Oregon in the United States and was established in 1889. The county seat is Burns, which is also the largest city in the county. Harney County is the largest county in Oregon by area and is known for its high desert terrain, mountain ranges, wildlife habitats, ranchlands, and remote natural landscapes.

Cities and Towns in Harney County, Oregon

City/Town	Population (Census 2020)	Latitude & Longitude
Burns (county seat)	2,730	43.5863°N, 119.0541°W
Hines	1,553	43.5668°N, 119.0800°W
Crane	127	43.4151°N, 118.5752°W
Diamond	5	43.0718°N, 118.6077°W
Drewsey	Not Incorporated	43.7902°N, 118.3630°W
Frenchglen	12	42.8268°N, 118.9096°W
Princeton	Not Incorporated	42.8608°N, 118.5009°W
Riley	18	43.5365°N, 119.5395°W
Fields	120	42.2640°N, 118.6763°W

Golf Courses in Harney County, Oregon

Golf Course	Location	Latitude & Longitude
Valley Golf Club	Hines	43.5662°N, 119.0905°W
Burns Municipal Golf Course	Burns	43.5921°N, 119.0684°W

Roads and Highways in Harney County, Oregon

Major highways connect the county to nearby regions and cities.

U.S. Route 20 - major east-west route connecting Burns with Bend, Ontario, and central Oregon communities
U.S. Route 395 - north-south highway linking Harney County with John Day and Lakeview
Oregon Route 78 - connects Burns with Crane and southeastern Oregon ranching areas
Oregon Route 205 - scenic route leading toward Frenchglen, Steens Mountain, and the Alvord Desert region

Neighboring Counties of Harney County

Grant County (north)
Malheur County (east)
Lake County (southwest)
Crook County (northwest)
Deschutes County (west)

Top Attractions in Harney County, Oregon

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

Malheur National Wildlife Refuge - internationally recognized birdwatching and wildlife habitat area
Steens Mountain - dramatic mountain landscape with scenic drives and hiking opportunities
Alvord Desert - remote dry lakebed known for camping, photography, and wide-open scenery
Pete French Round Barn - historic ranch structure and Oregon heritage site
Harney Basin Wetlands - important migratory bird habitat and natural area
Diamond Craters - volcanic field with lava formations and geological features
Crystal Crane Hot Springs - natural hot springs resort near Burns
Malheur Cave - lava tube cave formation in southeastern Oregon

Distance from Harney County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

Burns to John Day (Grant County), Oregon - 131 mi (211 km)
Burns to Bend (Deschutes County), Oregon - 129 mi (208 km)
Burns to Ontario (Malheur County), Oregon - 129 mi (208 km)
Burns to Lakeview (Lake County), Oregon - 129 mi (208 km)
Burns to Klamath Falls (Klamath County), Oregon - 230 mi (370 km)
Burns to Boise (Ada County), Idaho - 200 mi (322 km)
Burns to Prineville (Crook County), Oregon - 130 mi (209 km)
Burns to Pendleton (Umatilla County), Oregon - 252 mi (406 km)
Burns to Eugene (Lane County), Oregon - 259 mi (417 km)
Burns to Salem (Marion County), Oregon - 265 mi (427 km)
Burns to Portland (Multnomah County), Oregon - 289 mi (465 km)
Burns to Reno (Washoe County), Nevada - 327 mi (526 km)

FAQs about Harney County

Where is Harney County located?

Harney County is located in southeastern Oregon and is the largest county in the state by area.

What is the population of Harney County?

Harney County had a population of 7,495 according to Census 2020 data.

What is Harney County known for?

Harney County is known for high desert scenery, wildlife refuges, ranching, birdwatching, and remote wilderness areas.

What are the major highways in Harney County?

The county is served by U.S. Route 20, U.S. Route 395, Oregon Route 78, and Oregon Route 205.

Are there golf courses in Harney County?

Yes, Harney County has golf facilities including Valley Golf Club and Burns Municipal Golf Course.

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