Talk:Tillamook County, Oregon
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A short entry about popular references could include the Todd Snider song "Tillamook County Jail" off of his album East Nashville Skyline. If no one else gets around to it, I will add it in the near future. Leeannedy 10:43, 29 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Communities
I dewikilinked all the places that don't link from anyplace else besides this article. We have have enough obscure redlinked communities with List of ZIP Codes in Oregon, List of cities in Oregon, and Wikipedia:U.S. cities without articles to keep us busy for a while without adding even more. Also, some of the places that are now part of larger cities could be given a write-up in the city articles and then redirected. Katr67 05:10, 2 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Order
I changed the order to north to south.Kingjoey52a 23:56, 24 September 2006 (UTC)
- Fair enough, but when you do things like that, especially when you have been reverted (and in fact, when you make any edit on Wikipedia), you need to write an edit summary to explain what you are doing. Otherwise people like me freak out and assume it's vandalism. I don't think listing things north to south is generally a good idea, as this will have no meaning to anyone but a local. Your average Wikipedia user will expect things to be alphabetical. And besides, most counties don't have their incorporated cities conveniently arranged along one highway! There are certain exceptions such as List of lighthouses on the Oregon Coast, or various highway articles, like Route 101 (which for some reason goes south to north), but this order is made clear at the beginning. All the other lists of cities in the county articles are alphabetical, and it makes more sense to leave this one that way too. Thanks and happy editing! Katr67 02:37, 25 September 2006 (UTC)
