1990 Oregon USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map

Historical Map — 1990 USDA Data: For current planting zone information view the 2023 Oregon USDA Hardiness Zone Map .

The 1990 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map for Oregon was the official USDA zone reference for over two decades. It was based on average annual extreme minimum winter temperature data collected from 1974 to 1986. Use the table below to compare 1990 zones to the revised 2012 zones and the current 2023 zones.

1990 Oregon Hardiness Zone Map

Click on the map for zone information. Use the legend icon (lower right) to view the color key. Use the layers control (upper right) to toggle county boundaries and state border.

List of 1990 Hardiness Zones for Locations in Oregon

Location1990 Hardiness Zone2012 Zone2023 Zone
Albany8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Aloha8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Altamont6b — -5°F to 0°F6b — -5°F to 0°F6b — -5°F to 0°F
Ashland7b — 5°F to 10°F8a — 10°F to 15°F8a — 10°F to 15°F
Beaverton8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Bend6a — -10°F to -5°F6b — -5°F to 0°F6b — -5°F to 0°F
Brookings9b — 25°F to 30°F9b — 25°F to 30°F10a — 30°F to 35°F
Canby8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Cedar Mill8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Central Point8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Coos Bay9a — 20°F to 25°F9a — 20°F to 25°F9b — 25°F to 30°F
Corvallis8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Dallas8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Eugene8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Forest Grove8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Four Corners8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Grants Pass8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Gresham8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Happy Valley8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Hayesville8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Hermiston6b — -5°F to 0°F7a — 0°F to 5°F7b — 5°F to 10°F
Hillsboro8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Keizer8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Klamath Falls6b — -5°F to 0°F6b — -5°F to 0°F6b — -5°F to 0°F
Lake Oswego8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Lebanon8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
McMinnville8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Medford8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Milwaukie8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Newberg8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Oak Grove8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Oregon City8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Pendleton6a — -10°F to -5°F7a — 0°F to 5°F7a — 0°F to 5°F
Portland8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Redmond6a — -10°F to -5°F6b — -5°F to 0°F6b — -5°F to 0°F
Roseburg8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Salem8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Sherwood8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Springfield8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
The Dalles6b — -5°F to 0°F8a — 10°F to 15°F8a — 10°F to 15°F
Tigard8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Troutdale8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Tualatin8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
West Linn8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
White City8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F
Wilsonville8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F9a — 20°F to 25°F
Woodburn8a — 10°F to 15°F8b — 15°F to 20°F8b — 15°F to 20°F

Data Source & Methodology

The 1990 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map was produced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) in collaboration with the American Horticultural Society. It served as the official US planting zone reference from 1990 until the 2012 revision.

  • Publisher: USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS)
  • Year Published: 1990
  • Climate Data Period: 1974–1986
  • Zone Basis: Average annual extreme minimum winter temperature
  • Number of Zones: 11 zones (1–11), each divided into a and b half-zones

Official source: USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map — planthardiness.ars.usda.gov

This interactive map presentation is provided by PlantMaps. The underlying hardiness zone boundary data is sourced from the USDA Agricultural Research Service. Zone assignments for individual cities and towns are derived from PlantMaps climate data.

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