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Willamette Landings Ghost Towns Of The River-used William K. Durr ' With This Adage MurrayDuring The Second Half Of The Nineteenth Century, The Willamette River Served As The Primary Means Of Transportation For Both People And Goods In Oregon'S Willamette Valley. Riverboats Plied The River Along A Series Of Landings And Small Communities Where Much Of The Population Clustered. Some Of These Settlements, Such As Albany And Springfield, Developed Into The Towns And Metropolitan Centers Of Presentday Oregon. Others, Such As Lancaster,