Drake Crossing topographic map
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Name: Drake Crossing topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Drake Crossing, Marion County, Oregon, United States (44.90596 -122.67592 44.94596 -122.63592)
Average elevation: 473 m
Minimum elevation: 231 m
Maximum elevation: 597 m
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