Halfway
Halfway is a city in Baker County, Oregon, United States. The city took its name from the location of its post office, on the Alexander Stalker ranch, halfway between Pine and Jim Town.
- Village with about 350 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 2,670 feet (810 metres)
- Description: city in Oregon, USA
- Postal code: 97834
- Also known as“Half.com”“Halfway, OR”“Halfway, Oregon”
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Latitude
44.87761° or 44° 52′ 39″ north
Longitude
-117.1092° or 117° 6′ 33″ west
Open location code
85P4VVHR+28
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Welsh—“Halfway” goes by many names.
هافوايArabic
HalfwayBasque
ХафуейBulgarian
HalfwayCatalan
HalfwayCebuano
ГафвейChechen
中途城Chinese
HalfwayCzech
HalfwayDutch
هفویGilaki
هفوی (اؤرگن)Gilaki
HalfwayHaitian
Halfway, OregonHaitian
HalfwayHungarian
HalfwayIdo
Halfway, OregonIdo
HalfwayIrish
HalfwayItalian
XalfwéýKazakh
ХалфуэйKazakh
حالفۋەيKazakh
ХалфуэйKirghiz
HalfwayLadin
HalfwayMalagasy
Halfway, OregonMalagasy
HalfwayMin Nan Chinese
HalfwayNorwegian
Halfway (Oregon)Norwegian Bokmål
هلفویPersian
هلفوی، اورگنPersian
HalfwayPolish
HalfwaySerbian
ХафвејSerbian
HalfwaySerbo-Croatian
Halfway, OregonSerbo-Croatian
HalfwaySlovak
هلفوی، اورقنSouth Azerbaijani
HalfwaySwedish
Halfway, OregonSwedish
ГафвейTatar
ฮาล์ฟเวย์Thai
HalfwayTurkish
Halfway, OregonTurkish
ГафвейUkrainian
ہافوےUrdu
ہافوے، اوریگونUrdu
HalfwayUzbek
ҲалфwайUzbek
HalfwayVietnamese
Halfway, OregonVietnamese
HalfwayVolapük
HalfwayWelsh
Halfway, OregonWelsh
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