Bend

Bend, the province seat of Deschutes County, covers 32 square miles. Toward the east is high forsake vegetation and toward the west, Bend is encompassed by U.S. Backwoods Service arrive. The city is noted for its beautiful setting, mellow atmosphere, year-round entertainment openings and developing economy. At a rise of 3,625 feet, Bend appreciates the predominately dry atmosphere of the Great Basin. Radiant days, cool evenings and low moistness describe the climate. Goodbye Bend, as it was once known, has progressed significantly since pilgrims named the pleasant city in Central Oregon. The name was later changed basically to "Twist" by the U.S. Postmaster who felt the name was too long. Curve has developed from a basic wood settlement, to the flourishing and dynamic urban focus it is today with a rich social life.