Location: 45.5534989, -122.485806
Big Four Corners is one of the largest undeveloped tracts of wetland and riparian habitat in the city. Located in Northeast Portland, the area is important for flood mitigation and supports a variety of bird and amphibian species. Although not formally developed for public recreation, conservation efforts focus on habitat restoration and protection. It represents a critical piece of Portland’s environmental preservation landscape.
Tags:
– leisure: nature_reserve
– name: Big Four Corners Natural Area
– natural: wood
– operator: City of Portland
– operator:type: public
– operator:wikidata: Q6106
– type: multipolygon