Oregon Route 204 state highway sign

Description

Oregon Route 204 is a highway in the northeastern part of the state. It begins at an interchange with Route 11 north of Weston. From there, it proceeds east into the Blue Mountains. It winds its way through the mountains, passing through the unincorporated town of Tollgate. It ends at Route 82 in Elgin.

Our Oregon Route 204 sign is made to the standards used for Oregon highway signs between 1938 and 1957. Signs of this era were much more detailed than the modern issue, featuring a shield cut in the shape of the state seal, with the eagle graphic from the seal appearing at the top of the shield. Beneath that was the word OREGON and the route number. This style of shield had the text and numbers in a custom typeface that was only ever used in Oregon. Later on, this was replaced with the modern road sign font, before changing to a silhouette of the seal on a black background and removing the word OREGON.

Our Oregon Route 204 sign is a high quality, heavy steel sign, flat printed right here in the United States. It features a glossy, non-reflective coating that protects it from the elements. Display it indoors or outdoors with no problems at all! Mounting holes are included, making installation easy. We offer it in the following sizes:

• 11.5 in. × 12.706 in.
• 15.5 in. × 17.125 in.
• 21.723 in. × 24 in.
• 32.584 in. × 36 in.

We can, of course, make a sign like this with any number you might want! We also make other Interstate and US route markers, as well as state route markers from other states and provinces. And we also offer a full line of directional, welcome, warning signs too. Have your heart set on a sign but don’t see it on our site? Just place a custom order! Contact us to get started today!