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Portland Live Cams
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Office
Cam Watch the traffic go by and count umbrellas
in downtown Portland at SW Washington Street and 11th Avenue.
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OMSI Salmon Cam Watch the lifecycle of a Pacific Northwest
salmon.
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Oregon Cams All of the cams in Oregon to include 20 in
Portland.
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Surveillance Cameras in Portland Between 11 March 2003
and 15 March 2003, Bill Brown of the New York Surveillance Camera
Players was in Portland, Oregon. Brought to the "Rose City" by the
independent arts group Red76, Bill began his stay by making maps
of locations of surveillance cameras installed in public places.
Based upon information and suggestions he received from his gracious
and very generous hosts, Bill mapped out two locations: Downtown
Portland and Old Town.
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U.S.
Bankcorp Tower The KATU-TV Portland camera is located
on top of the U. S. Bancorp Tower in Downtown Portland. From this
vantage point the views include Mt. Hood to the East, the Willamette
River to the North and South, Portland's West Hills, and a bird's-eye
view of the downtown area.
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Waterfront Park The Riverfront camera is located on a
tower on the east side of the Willamette River near the Eastbank
Esplanade. The view is of the Willamette River and downtown Portland,
and I-5.
Pacific Northwest Cams
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Mountain
Cams Live mountain cams throughout the world to include
the Pacific Northwest Cascade Range.
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Hood River Cam The KATU-TV Columbia Gorge camera is located
high on the bluffs on the north side of the Columbia River across
from the city of Hood River.
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Tripcheck
Oregon Department of Transportation cam to view road conditions
within Oregon and its surrounding states.
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Northwest
Cams By far the most extensive collection of cams - it
sorts them by state (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon , and Washington).
Oregon Aquarium Cams
See what is going
on at the
Oregon Coast Aquarium day and night.
Virtual Tour
Virtual Guidebook's Tour of Portland and Oregon See the highpoints
of Portland and Oregon.
Portland in 3D
Portland
Bridges and City in 3D Fly through Portland model bridges
in 3D or view the city in 3D.
I Love Portland Videos
I Love Portland For almost all of us, Portland
is a special place. It may rain a lot, but if you can put up with that,
you begin to understand why people come from all over the country to
live here and why most of them stay. One way of examining that phenomena
is to find some of the places that say something about Portland, about
its quirkiness and its charm. That's exactly what The Oregonian
did in 2009. And then they produced a series of videos to tell the city,
and the rest of the world, about them. They calling the project
I
Love Portland. The list is long, and growing. More videos
will come over time. Take a look. And e-mail your ideas for other spots
around town that make Portland the city it is.
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Satellite Cam
Fireworks on the River
Pioneer Square
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