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Suggested fixes: None specified. Please use the article's talk page to ask questions if you are not sure why this tag was added and whether it is safe to remove it. Salem, the capital of Oregon, is located in the Willamette Valley between Portland and Eugene with a population of 160,000. Standard Schnauzer Puppies For Sale MississippiSalem was established in the early 1840s as a farming community and as the town grew during the years of the California gold rush Salem became the capital of Oregon in 1851. Double Swag Shower Curtain LavenderThe first two Oregon State Capitol buildings tragically burned down while the third and current building was completed in 1938, complete with its distinctive gold-plated pioneer statue, the "Gold Man," perched atop. Tire Sales Oneonta Ny

Salem is the third largest city in Oregon and an hour south of Portland in addition to being the home of Willamette University. Salem is located in the mid-Willamette Valley, about halfway between Portland to the north and Eugene to the south; it's about a one-hour drive from either city on Interstate 5. If coming in East of the Cascades Hwy. 22 will take you right into Salem. Greyhound and Amtrak Thruway serve Salem frequently. If staying in Central or Eastern Oregon there is a Cascade bus that travels through all seasons. Prices are relatively inexpensive. Also Cherriots and Wilsonville's SMART system jointly operate the Route 1X express transit bus between the Downtown Salem Transit Center and the Wilsonville WES rail station (with service to Tualatin, Tigard and Beaverton (with its MAX light rail connection to Portland and the entire Portland region). This bus and rail connection only operates weekdays and in the morning and afternoon (no mid-day, night or weekend service), but operates in both directions during its operating time.

The current fare for the Route 1X bus is $3.00 one way. The fare for the WES train is $2.50 which is valid as a 2 hour ticket on the Portland regional TriMet system, for a combined total fare of $5.50 one way from Portland to Salem. The Amtrak station in Salem is just to the east of the downtown core and is served by the regional Cascades train and the long distance Coast Starlight train. The Amtrak Cascades (Eugene-Salem-Portland-Tacoma-Seattle-Vancouver, BC) has 2 runs daily in each direction and the Coast Starlight (Seattle-Portland-Salem-Eugene-Sacramento-Bay Area-Santa Barbara-Los Angeles) has one run daily in each direction. Be aware that northbound Coast Starlight trains can be delayed many hours on their journey from Los Angeles. The Cascades trains are really only an option for day trips from Salem and Eugene to Portland or passengers who stay overnight in Salem. Day trips from Portland to Salem both directions by train are not possible considering the schedule however there is Amtrak Thruway coach service.

Primary airline service to Salem come from Portland International Airport, an hour's drive from the north. To get to Salem from Portland Airport, follow I-205 south to its connection to I-5. Salem's local airfield is McNary Field (KSLE) which has flights to and from Portland, Eugene and Bend as well as the occasional flight to Washington or California. The terminal is very small, a single large room, though it is serviced by an FBO with facilities. Hertz and Enterprise are located at this airfield as well. The Cherriots bus system is city wide taking you from the suburbs to downtown and into Keizer, Oregon. The system has a terminal in downtown Salem where all buses arrive and depart. Do note that drivers can't make change so exact fare is required if you are paying with cash when getting off the bus. Day Passes offers unlimited rides all day and can be purchased on the bus or at Customer Service in the Downtown Terminal. Bikes can be loaded to the front of the bus onto a bike rack.

Cherriots also has CherryLift which is a point-to-point transit that can load and unload wheelchairs. Cherriots bus at the downtown terminal. Uber is present in Salem as well as Salem Taxi Service and the traditional Yellow Cab. Salem is spread out by residential suburbs and while it is possible to walk from Downtown to West Salem or South Salem walking to North Salem or Lancaster from these locations can lead through rougher neighborhoods. There is a walking path along the Marion Street Bridge as well as the Union Street Railroad Bridge at the north end of Riverfront Park that lead to West Salem from Downtown. The Union Street Railroad Bridge is a pedestrian-only bridge while Marion Street Bridge's walkway is alongside traffic. The Willamette Queen riverboat moored at Riverfront Park downtown has lunch and dinner cruises up the Willamette River. The Salem Center Mall, bus terminal, Willamette University campus and many restaurants and coffee shops are located downtown.