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Mesothelioma and Asbestos Exposure in Oregon

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If you have worked and lived in Oregon for a significant amount of time, there is a chance that you were exposed to asbestos at home or in the workplace. Prolonged exposure to asbestos can lead to serious health problems including pleural and peritoneal mesothelioma and asbestos-related lung cancer. As a service to people who live in Oregon, we have compiled the following information about asbestos and mesothelioma in the state.


01. Statistics

Oregon Mesothelioma and Asbestos Statistics

  • From 1999 – 2015, 716 Oregon residents died from mesothelioma
  • Oregon has a high mesothelioma mortality rate of about 11 people per million annually (Source: CDC)
  • Oregon has 22 known sites that contain asbestos, including 12 natural deposits and 3 former asbestos mines (Source: USGS)
  • Multnomah and Clackamas counties in Oregon had the most asbestos-related deaths in the state from 1999 – 2013 (Source: CDC)
02. Asbestos in Workplaces

Asbestos Exposure in Oregon Workplaces

Beyond the natural asbestos and former mines that increase residents’ risk of exposure, workers in many industries in Oregon faced asbestos on the job.

Shipbuilding:

As a coastal state, Oregon became a prime location for many shipyards. Albina Shipyards, Dyer Shipyard and Willamette Shipyard only illustrate a handful of these businesses that could be found along the coastline. Shipyard workers, however, are among the most at risk for mesothelioma and asbestos-related disease because of the heavy use of asbestos on various ships through the 1970s.

Chemical Plants:

Asbestos was a miracle mineral for many industries, including chemical plants. The mineral’s resistance to heat and most chemical reactions made it seemingly perfect to use in the construction of these plants and within the machinery workers used. Borden Chemical Plant and Rhone-Poulenc Chemical Plant made various chemicals and were known to have asbestos in their construction to prevent fires.

Paper Mills:

Even in a digital age, paper is an important part of American industry and the nation’s lives. Paper and lumber mills can be found throughout Oregon and play a big role in the state’s economy. Similar to chemical plants, these operations also relied on asbestos in the building materials used and for their equipment. Many paper mills in Oregon have documented the presence of asbestos, including St. Helens Pulp and Paper Company in Saint Helens and Willamette Paper Mill in Albany.

Manufacturing:

Companies like the General Supply Company or Oregon Sugar Company reside in older buildings that used asbestos products throughout the construction process. Asbestos was so abundant through the 1980s that the mineral was almost unavoidable in buildings, including schools and homes. Its extensive use in construction and within various equipment put workers in these plants at a higher risk of exposure.

03. Superfund Sites

Asbestos Shipyards and Superfund Sites in Oregon

As a coastal state, Oregon saw many shipyards pop up, especially in the Portland area. Oregon also has various sites included on the Environmental Protection Agency’s Superfund list, including one with asbestos hazards.

North Ridge Estates

The North Ridge Estates are part of a residential area that became contaminated with asbestos after military barracks from the 1940s were demolished without proper precaution. Old military buildings like these were known to often contain asbestos materials because it was inexpensive and could be used for a variety of applications. This site near Klamath Falls was added to the Superfund List in 2011 after annual efforts to remediate the contamination were proving ineffective for the long term. Remedial cleanup began in July 2016, and will continue for at least several more seasons to remove remaining asbestos-containing materials and contaminated soil.

Portland Shipyard

Also referred to as the Portland Ship Repair Yard, the shipyard in Portland has often been referred to as one of the most extensive construction and repair facilities on the West Coast. The shipyard stretches over 60 acres of land and is home to the largest drydock in the nation, which also means the shipyard has employed thousands of workers over its years of operation. Asbestos was often used on ships, and could easily be disturbed during such repair projects. Though asbestos is no longer relied on today, workers employed through the mid-1970s or working on older ships potentially faced exposure. The Portland Shipyard is still operating today, though it is now owned by the Cascade General.

Cascade General

Over time, Cascade General acquired many of the shipyards in Oregon, including the Portland Shipyard, Astoria Voyage Repair Station, and Swan Island Shipyard. Today, the shipyard operates on over 60 acres of land with a large workforce. The shipyard was founded during World War II to help meet the needs for ship repairs and construction of vessels for the U.S. Marines. At this time and for decades after, the shipyard relied on asbestos-containing materials in the building and repair of these ships, as well as in the equipment they used for their work.

04. Exposure in Cities

Oregon Cities with Asbestos Problems

Provided below is a list of cities in the state of Oregon where asbestos use in the workplace is known to have occurred. Click on a city below to see more detailed information about the specific job sites where asbestos exposure occurred.

05. Other Work Sites

Asbestos Risks at Smaller Oregon Job Sites

Workplace asbestos exposure is also a concern if one looks beyond the major cities and towns in Oregon. Select a town below to see the list of its job sites known to have exposed workers to asbestos. Asbestos exposure at any one of the job sites revealed could have placed a worker at risk to develop mesothelioma cancer and other asbestos-related diseases.

, Oregon Jobsites Where Asbestos Exposure Occurred

  • 3M Company
  • Aberdeen Victory (Ship)
  • Acme Trading & Supply Company
  • Adrian Victory (Ship)
  • Agri Pac
  • Albina Engine & Machine Works
  • Alcoa Cavalier (Ship)
  • Alcoa Clipper (Ship)
  • Alcoa Corsair (Ship)
  • Alma Victory (Ship)
  • American Can Company
  • American Can Company
  • American Pipe & Construction
  • American Ship Dismantlers, Inc.
  • Amos Kendall (Ship)
  • Anthony Ravalli (Ship)
  • Anton M. Holter (Ship)
  • Appleton Victory (Ship)
  • Armstrong Cont & Supplies
  • Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
  • Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
  • Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
  • Armstrong Cork Company
  • Arthur Riggs (Ship)
  • Asbestos Supply
  • Associated Meat Packers of Portland
  • Associated Plywood Mills
  • Astoria Electric Company
  • Astoria High School
  • Astoria Marine Shipyard
  • Ati Wah Chang
  • Austin Construction Company
  • B.F. Shaw (Ship)
  • B.P. John’s Furniture Company
  • Bailey Hill
  • Bandelier (Ship)
  • Bank of California
  • Baruh–Zell House
  • Battle Mountain (Ship)
  • Battle Rock (Ship)
  • Beacon Rock (Ship)
  • Beaverton Vose School
  • Belgium Victory (Ship)
  • Bell Telephone
  • Bell Telephone
  • Beloit Victory (Ship)
  • Belva Lockwood (Ship)
  • Ben Holladay (Ship)
  • Ben T. Osborne (Ship)
  • Bend City Hall
  • Bend Water Light and Power Company
  • Benjamin Franklin Building
  • Benson Hotel
  • Benson Polytechnic High School
  • Bent’s Fort (Ship)
  • Berkheimers, Inc.
  • Big Bend (Ship)
  • Billings Victory (Ship)
  • Binger Hermann (Ship)
  • Binghamton Victory (Ship)
  • Black Hills (Ship)
  • Bladensburg (Ship)
  • Blue Cross Building
  • Bohemia Lumber Company
  • Boilermakers Union Local 72
  • Boise Cascade Corp
  • Boise Cascade Corporation
  • Boise Cascade Corporation
  • Boise Cascade Corporation
  • Boise Cascade Corporation
  • Boise Cascade Paper Mill
  • Boise Cascade Paper Mill
  • Borden Chemical Company
  • Borden Chemical Company
  • Bowen Brothers Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
  • Bradford Island (Ship)
  • Brookfield (Ship)
  • Brooks Scanlon Incorporated
  • Brooks Scanlow Inc
  • Brooks Williamette Company
  • Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
  • Bryce Canyon (Ship)
  • C A Smith Lumber and Manufacturing Company
  • C H Murphy Clark Ullman
  • C.J. Jones (Ship)
  • California Container Corporation
  • California Packing Corporation
  • Camp Adair
  • Camp Namanu (Ship)
  • Cannon Beach (Ship)
  • Capitol Building
  • Capitol Manor
  • Capitol Reef (Ship)
  • Carlsbad (Ship)
  • Casa Grande (Ship)
  • Cascade Fiber Company
  • Cascade General, Inc. (Shipyard)
  • Cascade Plywood Corp
  • Cascade Steel Rolling Mills
  • Cascade Warehouse Company
  • Cass Gilbert (Ship)
  • Castle Pinckney (Ship)
  • Cedar Breaks (Ship)
  • Celilo (Ship)
  • Central Heating Company
  • Century Fund Incorporated
  • Certain Teed
  • Chaco Canyon (Ship)
  • Chalmette (Ship)
  • Chamber of Commerce Building
  • Champoeg (Ship)
  • Chase Bag Company
  • Chase Gardens
  • Chelsea Victory (Ship)
  • Chemawa (Ship)
  • Chembond
  • Chevron Asphalt Refinery
  • Chevron Chemical Fertilizer Plant
  • Chief Joseph Elementary School
  • Chipman Chemical
  • Chisholm Trail (Ship)
  • Choctaw Trail (Ship)
  • Christian Community Center
  • Christopher Greenup (Ship)
  • City of Portland Garbage Crematory
  • Claremont Victory (Ship)
  • Clark Victory (Ship)
  • Clatsop County Fairgrounds
  • Cleveland Abbe (Ship)
  • Clinton Kelly (Ship)
  • Coffeyville Victory (Ship)
  • Columbia Asbestos Company
  • Columbia Beauty Shop
  • Columbia Exporters
  • Columbia I and S, Inc.
  • Columbia Metals Corporation
  • Columbia Steel Casting Company
  • Combustion Engineering
  • Commercial Iron Works Shipyard
  • Concordia University
  • Consolidated Freightways
  • Consolidated Metals
  • Consolidated Metco Foundry
  • Continental Can Company
  • Control & Maintenance Building
  • Coos Bay Cardboard Plant
  • Coos Bay Lumber Company
  • Coos Bay Pulp Corporation
  • Coos Bay Timber Company
  • Coquille (Ship)
  • Cor Company
  • Corvallis (Ship)
  • Cosmopolitan Motor Hotel
  • Coulee Dam (Ship)
  • Council Crest (Ship)
  • Coxcomb Hill
  • Crater Lake (Ship)
  • Crown Columbia Pulp and Paper Company
  • Crown Willamette Paper Company
  • Crown Willamette Paper Company
  • Crown Zellerbach Corp
  • Crown Zellerbach Corporation
  • Crown Zellerbach Paper Mill
  • Crown Zellerback Corp
  • Crowne Plaza
  • Davis Office Building
  • Daw Forest Products
  • Delazon Smith (Ship)
  • Delta Electric
  • Delta Industries
  • Derks Building
  • Dewitt Clinton (Ship)
  • Dillingham Shipbuilding
  • Doernbecher Manufacturing Company
  • Dollar-A-Day Car Rental
  • Domestic Laundry
  • Domestic Laundry
  • Dominican Victory (Ship)
  • Don Bassett Company
  • Donner Lake (Ship)
  • Duane Christie Realty Office
  • Duraflake Company
  • Dwyer Lumber Company
  • Dyer Shipyard
  • E J Bartels Company
  • E O C
  • E.H. Harriman (Ship)
  • E.J. Bartells Company
  • Eastern Oregon State Hospital
  • Edward Eggleston (Ship)
  • Edwin Booth (Ship)
  • Egg Harbor (Ship)
  • El Morro (Ship)
  • Electric Steel Foundry Company
  • Electronic Specialty Plating Shop
  • Elijah White (Ship)
  • Elk Basin (Ship)
  • Emanuel Hospital
  • Enertec
  • Escanaba Victory (Ship)
  • ESCO Corporation
  • Eugene Fruit Growers Association
  • Eugene Fruit Growers Association
  • Eugene Water & Electric
  • Eugene Water Board
  • Evans Products Company
  • Ewauna Box Company
  • Ezra Meeker (Ship)
  • Fairview Hospital and Training Center
  • Fallen Timbers (Ship)
  • Farm Boys Market
  • Federal Building
  • Federal Courthouse
  • Felix Hathaway (Ship)
  • Fiberglas Engineering & Supply Company
  • Fiberglas Engineering & Supply Company
  • Fibreboard Paper Box Plant
  • First Interstate Bank Building
  • First National Bank
  • Flintkote Company
  • Floating Marine Ways
  • FMC Shipyard
  • Forbes Road (Ship)
  • Forrest Industries
  • Fort Charlotte (Ship)
  • Fort Christina (Ship)
  • Fort Clatsop (Ship)
  • Fort Dearborn Life Insurance Company
  • Fort Donelson (Ship)
  • Fort Erie (Ship)
  • Fort Frederica (Ship)
  • Fort George (Ship)
  • Fort Henry (Ship)
  • Fort Hoskins (Ship)
  • Fort Lane (Ship)
  • Fort Matanzas (Ship)
  • Fort McHenry (Ship)
  • Fort Meigs (Ship)
  • Fort Moultrie (Ship)
  • Fort Raleigh (Ship)
  • Fort Stanwix (Ship)
  • Fort Stevenson (Ship)
  • Fort Sumpter (Ship)
  • Fort Washington (Ship)
  • Fort William (Ship)
  • Fort Winnebago (Ship)
  • Fort Wood (Ship)
  • Franklin MacVeagh (Ship)
  • Fred Meyer Stadium Store
  • Frederick Billings (Ship)
  • G.W. Goethals (Ship)
  • General Supply Company
  • Georgia Pacific
  • Georgia Pacific Corporation
  • Georgia Pacific Corporation
  • Georgia Pacific Power Company
  • Georgia Pacific Pulp & Paper
  • Georgia-Pacific Corporation
  • Georgia-Pacific Resin Plant
  • Gerdings Market
  • Gervais (Ship)
  • Gideon Welles (Ship)
  • Gilbert Stuart (Ship)
  • Gilmore Steel Corporation
  • Glacier Park (Ship)
  • Glenn’s Ferry (Ship)
  • Gonzaga Victory (Ship)
  • Good Samaritan Hospital
  • Gouverneur Morris (Ship)
  • Government Camp (Ship)
  • Grace R. Hebard (Ship)
  • Grand Mesa (Ship)
  • Grand Rapids Store Equipment Company
  • Grand Teton (Ship)
  • Grande Ronde (Ship)
  • Grant Building
  • Grants Pass (Ship)
  • Gray’s Harbor (Ship)
  • Green Bay Victory (Ship)
  • Griffith Rubber Mills
  • Gunderson Brothers Shipyard
  • H.C. Hosford
  • Hadley (Ship)
  • Hall J. Kelley (Ship)
  • Hallidie-Henshaw-Bulkley Company
  • Halls of Montezuma (Ship)
  • Hammond Nickel Smelting
  • Hanna Nickel Smelting Company
  • Harders Collective
  • Harris Pine Mills
  • Harry Lane (Ship)
  • Harvey Aluminum
  • Henderson Luelling (Ship)
  • Henry Failing (Ship)
  • Henry Weinhard Brewery
  • Herbert Malarkey Paper Company
  • Hercules Powder Company
  • Hibbing Victory (Ship)
  • Hoffman Corporation
  • Holding Company Omaha Bridge and Lumber Company
  • Holiday Inn
  • Homestead (Ship)
  • Hood River (Ship)
  • Horace White (Ship)
  • Hovenweep (Ship)
  • Hudspeth & Rine Inc
  • Hydro-Blast, Inc.
  • IBM
  • Idaho Falls (Ship)
  • Imperial Hotel
  • Industrial Air Products Company
  • Inland Power & Light Company
  • Intermountain Gas Company
  • International Cedar Corporation
  • International Paper Company
  • International Paper Company
  • International Paper Mill
  • J.F. Pritchard & Company
  • J.M. Harder Plumbing & Heating
  • James River
  • James River
  • James River Paper Corporation
  • James Whitcomb Riley (Ship)
  • Jefferson High School
  • Joel Palmer (Ship)
  • John Adams School
  • John Ball (Ship)
  • John Deere (Ship)
  • John Straub (Ship)
  • Joshua Tree (Ship)
  • Kaiser Gypsum
  • Kaiser Gypsum Company
  • Kaiser Hospital
  • Kaiser Shipyard
  • Kaiser Steel
  • Kemp & Throndsen
  • Kenneth A.J. Mackenzie (Ship)
  • Kenton Meat Packing Plant
  • KERG
  • King Plaza Apartments
  • King’s Canyon (Ship)
  • Klamath Chemical
  • Klamath Falls (Ship)
  • Klamath Machine Corporation
  • Kleenair Products Company
  • Kraft Paper Mill
  • La Grande Victory (Ship)
  • Lake Champlain (Ship)
  • Lane County Electric Company
  • Lane Mill
  • Lane Plywood
  • Laurel Hill (Ship)
  • Leonard & Son Construction Company
  • Leslie’s
  • Lewis & Clark College
  • Libby, McNeill & Libby Cannery
  • Lincoln Building
  • Lincoln High School
  • Lincoln Station
  • Linde Air Products Company
  • Lloyd Center
  • Longview Victory (Ship)
  • Lord Brothers Contractors
  • Lorenz Company
  • Louis Agassiz (Ship)
  • Lowndes (Ship)
  • Lucretia Mott (Ship)
  • Lundy’s Lane (Ship)
  • Madison Tower
  • Mar Linn Timber Company
  • Marcus Whitman (Ship)
  • Mark Twain (Ship)
  • Martin-Marietta Aluminum
  • Marylhurst University
  • Masons Supply Company
  • Mayflower & Arms Bottling
  • Meacham (Ship)
  • Mechanicsville (Ship)
  • Medford Corp
  • Meier and Frank Company
  • Menasha Corp
  • Menasha Paper Company
  • Menasha Paper Company
  • Mesa Verde (Ship)
  • Metalclad Insulation Corporation of Oregon
  • Midrex Plant
  • Midwest Farmer
  • Miller Lumber
  • Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
  • Mobil Refinery
  • Modoc Point (Ship)
  • Montezuma Castle (Ship)
  • Morgan Plumbing & Lease
  • Mount Hood Community College
  • Mount Hood Railway and Power Company
  • Mountain States Power Company
  • Mountain States Power Company
  • Mountain States Power Company
  • Mountain States Power Company
  • Muir Woods (Ship)
  • Multnomah (Ship)
  • Multnomah County Farm Power Station
  • Multnomah Hotel
  • Multnomah Plywood Corporation
  • N. P. West Side Team Track
  • N.E. Ayer and Company
  • Nabisco
  • Nehalem (Ship)
  • Neptune Microfloc, Inc.
  • New Echota (Ship)
  • New London (Ship)
  • New System Laundry
  • Nickajack Trail (Ship)
  • Northern Pacific Terminal
  • Northfield (Ship)
  • Northwest Bell Telephone Company
  • Northwest Corp
  • Northwest Marine Iron Works
  • Northwest Natural Gas Company
  • Northwestern Electric Company
  • Oak Hills School
  • Ochoco (Ship)
  • Ochoco Lumber Company
  • Oglethorpe Victory (Ship)
  • Olds, Wortman and King Building
  • Oliver Wendell Holmes (Ship)
  • Olson Lawyer Lumber Company
  • Omark Industries, Inc.
  • Opticraft Central Building
  • Oregon City Jail
  • Oregon Health & Science University
  • Oregon Linen Rental, Inc.
  • Oregon Mettalurgical Corp
  • Oregon National Bank
  • Oregon Pulp & Paper Company
  • Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation
  • Oregon State Agricultural Building
  • Oregon State College
  • Oregon State Hospital
  • Oregon State Penitentiary
  • Oregon State T.B. Hospital
  • Oregon State University
  • Oregon Steel Mills, Inc.
  • Oregon Sugar Company
  • Oregon Technical Institute
  • Oregon Trail (Ship)
  • Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
  • Oregon Water Power & Railway Company
  • Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
  • Oregonian Building
  • Oregonian Publishing Company
  • Otto Castrow Company
  • Owen Summers (Ship)
  • Owens Corning Fiberglas
  • Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation
  • Owens-Illinois Glass Company
  • Owyhee (Ship)
  • Pacific Carbide & Alloys Co.
  • Pacific Coast Biscuit Company Building
  • Pacific Hardware & Steel Company Warehouse
  • Pacific Power and Light Company
  • Pacific Power and Light Company
  • Pacific University
  • Paramount Oil Refinery – Portland
  • Parkrose Water District
  • Paulus Brothers Packing Company
  • Payless Drug Store
  • Pendleton (Ship)
  • Pendleton Woolen Mills
  • Pendleton Woolen Mills
  • Peninsula Lumber Company
  • Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
  • Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
  • Pennwalt Corporation
  • Pequot Hill (Ship)
  • Philip Schuyler (Ship)
  • Physicians & Surgeons Hospital
  • Pierre Gibault (Ship)
  • Pilot Butte (Ship)
  • Pioneer Valley (Ship)
  • Pipe Spring (Ship)
  • Platt Park (Ship)
  • Plattsburg (Ship)
  • Pleasant Armstrong
  • Plycor Company
  • Poole, McGonigle & Jennings
  • Pope and Talbot
  • Portland Artificial Ice Company
  • Portland Gas & Electric (PGE)
  • Portland Gas and Coke Company
  • Portland General Electric Company
  • Portland International Airport
  • Portland Library
  • Portland Machine Company
  • Portland Power & Light
  • Portland Shipyard
  • Portland State University
  • Portland Traction Company
  • Portland Tug & Barge
  • Portland VA Medical Center
  • Portland Woolen Mills
  • Post Office
  • Precision Castparts Corporation
  • Prince L. Campbell (Ship)
  • Prineville Bowling Alley
  • Prineville City Hall
  • Providence Hospital
  • Providence St. Vincent Medical Center
  • Public Works Building
  • Public Works Engineering Company
  • Publishers Paper
  • Publishers Paper Company
  • Publishers Paper Company
  • Pulp Mill
  • Pulpit Rock (Ship)
  • Pump, Pipe & Power Company
  • Quebec (Ship)
  • Queenston Heights (Ship)
  • R.L. Elfstrom Inc.
  • Radar Punatics Company
  • Raderfab Construction
  • Rainier (Ship)
  • Raleigh Hills Safeway Store
  • Raleigh Scholls Apartments
  • Republic Steel Corporation
  • Rhone-Poulenc Chemical Plant
  • River Raisin (Ship)
  • Riverview Dairy Company
  • Robert Duff Water Treatment Plant
  • Roberts Residence Hall, Lewis and Clark College
  • Rocky Butte Jail
  • Rosborough Lumber Company
  • Rosenburg Lumber Company
  • Rosenburg Lumber Company
  • Ross B. Hammond Company
  • Rust Engineering Company
  • Sabroso Company
  • Sackett’s Harbor (Ship)
  • Safeway
  • Saguaro (Ship)
  • Saint Helens Court House
  • Saint Helens Pulp & Paper Company
  • Saint Helens Pulp Mill
  • Saint Marys Academy
  • Salem Courthouse
  • Salem Hospital
  • Salem Maritime (Ship)
  • Sam Barlow School
  • Sam Jackson Park
  • Samuel Colt (Ship)
  • Samuel Parker (Ship)
  • Schenectady (Ship)
  • Scotts Bluff (Ship)
  • Sears, Roebuck and Company
  • Shasta Insulation, Inc.
  • Shawnee Trail (Ship)
  • Shell Chemical
  • Shell Chemical Company
  • Shell Chemicals Plant
  • Shell Oil Company
  • Shepler Refrigeration
  • Shipworth Juvenile Building
  • Shriners Children’s Portland
  • Sidney Edgerton (Ship)
  • Silver Creek (Ship)
  • Silver Peak (Ship)
  • Simeon G. Reed (Ship)
  • Simon Benson (Ship)
  • Simon Bolivar (Ship)
  • Simpson Logging Company
  • Simpson Paper Company
  • Smoky Hill (Ship)
  • Smurfit Corporation
  • Smurfit Corporation
  • Snake River (Ship)
  • South Park Hall
  • South Portland Shipyard and Marine Railways Corporation
  • Southern Pacific Railroad Company
  • Sp Newsprint Company
  • Spalding Building
  • Spalding Pulp & Paper Company
  • Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Company
  • Springfield Lumber Divisiion
  • Springfield Utility
  • Spruce Production Div Plant
  • St. Anthony Hospital
  • St. Helens Mill
  • St. Helens Pulp & Paper Company
  • St. Vincent Hospital
  • Stafford Elementary School
  • Standard Insurance Building
  • Standard Oil
  • Stanford Newel (Ship)
  • State Office Building
  • Stauffer Chemical Company
  • Steam Laundries
  • Steens Mountain (Ship)
  • Stephen A. Douglas (Ship)
  • Stephen G. Porter (Ship)
  • Stevens Building
  • Stimson Lumber Company
  • Stokeley Van Camp
  • Stone Webster Engineering Corporation
  • Stones River (Ship)
  • Stoney Creek (Ship)
  • Stony Point (Ship)
  • Suburban Pools Incorporated
  • Sully’s Hill (Ship)
  • Sunrise Utility Company
  • Sunset (Ship)
  • Swan Island (Ship)
  • Swan Island Shipyard
  • Table Rock (Ship)
  • Teachers Credit Union Building
  • Teamsters Building
  • Teeples & Thatcher
  • Tektronic, Inc.
  • Tektronix Electronics Plant
  • Teledyne Wah Chang
  • Telephone Building
  • Telephone Equipment Building
  • Terminal Ice & Cold Storage Company
  • Terminal Transfer, Inc.
  • Texaco, Inc.
  • The Dalles (Ship)
  • Therm-O-Seal Insulation Company
  • Tillamook (Ship)
  • Tongue Point Naval Shipyard
  • Tonto (Ship)
  • Trailblazer (Ship)
  • Treadwell Nursing Home
  • Tri-State Mill Supply
  • Troy Laundry Company
  • Tumacacori (Ship)
  • Tuolumne Meadows (Ship)
  • Twin City Light and Traction Company
  • U S Plywood
  • U S Plywood Corp
  • U.S. Air Force
  • Umatilla (Ship)
  • Union Carbide Corporation
  • Union Meat Company
  • Union Oil Company
  • Union Pacific Railroad Company
  • United Airlines
  • United Data Processing, Inc.
  • United Medical Laboratory
  • United Radio Supply, Inc.
  • United States Bakery
  • University of Oregon
  • University of Oregon in Portland
  • US Forest Service
  • US Marine Base
  • Us Plywood Corporation
  • Us War Department
  • USNS Range Sentinel (T-AGM 22)
  • Valley Plywood Company
  • Verendrye (Ship)
  • Veterans Memorial Coliseum
  • Victory Loan (Ship)
  • Villa-Mart Store / Valu-Mart
  • Vose School
  • W.L.R. Emmett (Ship)
  • Wah Chang Corporation
  • Wah-Chang Technical Center
  • Wallowa (Ship)
  • Warrior Point (Ship)
  • Washington Irving (Ship)
  • Wauna Paper Mill
  • Wells Fargo & Company
  • West Linn Paper
  • Western Corrugated Inc.
  • Western Engineers
  • Western Foundries
  • Western Kraft
  • Western Kraft Company
  • Western Kraft Corporation
  • Western Kraft Pulp & Paper Mill
  • Weyerhaeuser
  • Weyerhaeuser
  • Weyerhaeuser Corporation
  • Weyerhaeuser Corporation
  • Weyerhaeuser Corporation
  • Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
  • Weyerhaeuser West Coat Inc.
  • Weyerhauser Paper Company
  • Weyerhauser Paper Mill
  • Weyerhauser Paper Mill
  • Weyerhauser Timber Company
  • Weyerhauser Timber Company
  • White Oak (Ship)
  • White Sands (Ship)
  • Widmer Plumbing & Heating Office
  • Wilcox Building
  • Willamete Industries
  • Willamete Valley Company
  • Willamette Industries, Inc.
  • Willamette Industries, Inc.
  • Willamette Iron & Steel Company Shipyard
  • Willamette National Lumber Company
  • Willamette Paper Mill
  • Willamette University
  • Willamette Valley Company
  • Willamette Valley Lumber Company
  • Willamette Valley Lumber Company
  • Willanette Valley Wood Chemical Company
  • William Cullen Bryant (Ship)
  • Williamette Company
  • Williamette Industries, Inc.
  • Williamette Valley Wood Chemical Company
  • Wolf Creek (Ship)
  • Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works
  • Wood Fiberboard Company
  • Woodland Park Hospital
  • Woodlark Building
  • Yale Union Laundries
  • Yamhill (Ship)
  • Yamhill Electric Company
  • York (Ship)
  • Zidell Companies
  • Zidell Shipyard
  • Zimmerman-Wells-Brown Company

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    Sorahan, Tom. “Mortality of UK Oil Refinery and Petroleum Distribution Workers, 1951-2003.” Occupational Medicine 57, no. 3 (2007): 177-85.