Beaver Marsh, Oregon facts for kids
Beaver Marsh is a small place in Klamath County, Oregon, in the United States. It's not an official town or city, but a community located right on a big road called U.S. Route 97. You can find it about 6 miles south of a town called Chemult. A railway line, the Southern Pacific Cascade Line, also runs nearby.
A Look Back in Time
Beaver Marsh was once a very important stop for stagecoaches. Imagine horse-drawn carriages carrying people and mail across the country! It was part of a historic route called the Oregon Central Military Wagon Road.
A post office opened in Beaver Marsh in 1927, but it only stayed open for about a year, closing in 1928. The community gets its name from a nearby swamp that shares the same name.
The Weather in Beaver Marsh
The weather in Beaver Marsh is quite pleasant. Summers are warm but not too hot, and they are usually dry. The average monthly temperature never goes above 71.6 degrees Fahrenheit (about 22 degrees Celsius).
According to a system that classifies climates around the world, called the Köppen Climate Classification, Beaver Marsh has a "warm-summer Mediterranean climate." This means it has warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters, similar to parts of the Mediterranean region.
