Vector Maps of the Eugene : city, seat (1853) of Lane county, western Oregon, U.S., on the Willamette River, adjoining Springfield to the east. The area around what became Eugene was inhabited for several centuries by Kalapuya Indians. Settled by Eugene Skinner in 1846, the city was laid out on Willamette bottomland in 1852. The town site was relocated and named Eugene City in 1853. The arrival of the Oregon and California (now Southern Pacific) Railroad in 1871 stimulated Eugene’s growth as an agricultural and lumber center. The University of Oregon was founded there in 1872, followed by Northwest Christian College in 1895 and Lane Community College in 1965.
Area:
• City: 44.21 sq mi (114.50 km2)
• Land: 44.14 sq mi (114.32 km2)
• Water: 0.07 sq mi (0.18 km2)
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Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.