What is the distance from Fox to the nearest major city?

The distance from Fox to Long Creek is approximately 4.9 miles or 7.9 kilometers.

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What are the GPS coordinates of Fox?

The GPS coordinates of Fox are latitude: 44.6487635 and longitude: -119.1441362.

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How far is Fox from Oregon major attractions?

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How long does it take to drive from Fox to other cities in Oregon?

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Distance to Fox, Oregon

Name: Fox
Address: Fox, Oregon, US

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Location Information

Full Address

Fox, OR 97856
Coordinates

44.6487635, -119.1441362
Location

Fox , Oregon , US
Timezone

America/Los_Angeles
Current Local Time

11:34:03 AM America/Los_Angeles

Tuesday, June 24, 2025
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About Fox

Fox is an unincorporated community in Grant County, Oregon, United States, on U.S. Route 395 south of Long Creek. Fox is named after Fox Creek, a tributary of the North Fork John Day River. The creek was named for an incident involving a fox that occurred during a hunting or prospecting trip in pioneer times.