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Chiloquin is located in Klamath County south of Chemult between Fort Klamath and Klamath Falls, off of Highway 97 on the banks of the Williamson and Sprague rivers near Agency Lake and Upper Klamath Lake. Also situated within the Winema National Forest and is noted for its fishing, hunting, camping and skiing opportunities. The town was incorporated 1926, a mistake by a surveryor listed the town as being only half the size it was. Many years before Chiloquin became a town,it was a campsite for a group of Klamath Indians, the Maqlaqs. The town was also named for an old war chief, Chief Chay-lo-quin.The population estimate for July 1, 1998 was 738, an increase of 65 since 1990. Although the closure of the lumber mills has changed Chiloquin from the rowdy boomtown it was during its formative years in the 1920s and 1930s, the now quiet little town has a population of productive individuals who are working towards steady, controlled regeneration.
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Art Two Rivers Village Arts | Gambling Kla-Mo-Ya Casino | History Klamath Tribes | Train Mountain Railroad Museum | Oregon State Parks Collier Memorial State Park | Jackson F. Kimball State Park | Real Estate Winema Real Estate | RV campgrounds and dealers Agency Lake Resort | Head of the River Campground | Potter's Trailer Park | Walt's Cozy Camp | Waterwheel Camp and RV Park | Williamson River Campground | Williamson River Resort | Science Chiloquin 7 NW | Sports and Sporting Events Lynn Hescock Guide Service | Transportation Chiloquin State Airport | Over The Hill Live Steam Club | Wildlife Viewing Klamath Fish Hatchery | Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge | Winema National Forest Chiloquin Ranger District |
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