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Harney County Address Listing HHaarrnneeyy CCoouunnttyy AAddddrreessss LLiissttiinngg ------------------------------ Addresses listed alphabetically by Road Name Report Date: February, 8 2016 For questions or corrections please contact: HARNEY COUNTY GIS Department 450 N. Buena Vista, Burns, OR 97720 Voice: (541) 573-8195 Email: [email protected] C OUNTY Website: www.co.harney.or.us Harney County Address List By Street Name STREETNAME DI # UNIT CITY ZIP ACCNUM ORGANIZATION OWNER A ST 78896 Drewsey 97904 18108 UNKNOWN DEGUIRE, LYNN S A E ST 110 Burns 97720 448 UNKNOWN LANDON, KELLY B & SAMANTHA A O A E ST 124 Burns 97720 448 UNKNOWN LANDON, KELLY B & SAMANTHA A O A E ST 138 Burns 97720 448 UNKNOWN LANDON, KELLY B & SAMANTHA A O A E ST 183 Burns 97720 491 UNKNOWN LOPEZ, JAVIER A E ST 195 Burns 97720 491 UNKNOWN LOPEZ, JAVIER A E ST 293 Burns 97720 496 UNKNOWN MELLEMA, DEVERE & KIM A E ST 350 Burns 97720 729 UNKNOWN STEWART, GERALD T A E ST 366 Burns 97720 724 UNKNOWN SHAFER, JODIE M A E ST 390 Burns 97720 720 UNKNOWN RYCKMAN, DARRIN D A E ST 400 Burns 97720 723 Rose Garden Apts RGA, LLC A E ST 450 Burns 97720 92590 UNKNOWN VAVRINEC, MICHAEL & JAMIE L A W ST 90 Burns 97720 457 State Police CINDER MOUNTAIN ENT INC A W ST 100 18 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 102 17 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 103 1 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 104 16 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 105 2 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 106 15 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 107 3 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 109 4 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 110 14 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 111 5 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 112 13 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 113 6 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 114 12 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 115 7 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE Monday, February 08, 2016 Page 1 of 141 STREETNAME DI # UNIT CITY ZIP ACCNUM ORGANIZATION OWNER A W ST 116 11 Burns 97720 463 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 117 8 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 119 9 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 121 10 Burns 97720 477 Marylhurst Apts MC ALLISTER, LOLA A TRUSTEE A W ST 175 Burns 97720 474 UNKNOWN LAMBORN, JOHN B A W ST 190 Burns 97720 462 UNKNOWN PRYSE, KEVIN A W ST 191 Burns 97720 474 UNKNOWN LAMBORN, JOHN B A W ST 294 Burns 97720 469 UNKNOWN WILKE, JERRY D & REBECCA D A W ST 393 Burns 97720 4006 Saint Andrews Church SAINT ANDREWS CHURCH A W ST 463 Burns 97720 371 UNKNOWN HODNETT, TRAVIS A W ST 501 Burns 97720 377 UNKNOWN HEINZ, CHACHONA C A W ST 530 Burns 97720 367 UNKNOWN LOCK, TRAVIS L A W ST 591 Burns 97720 374 UNKNOWN SMITH, LORI L - ET AL A W ST 682 Burns 97720 361 UNKNOWN YAMASAKI, SCOTT I A W ST 683 Burns 97720 378 UNKNOWN CARLSON, CURTIS GUY - TRUSTEE A W ST 777 Burns 97720 381 UNKNOWN APPLING, JAMES B JR ADAMS E ST 80 Burns 97720 510 Nadine's Place-Dutch Apple MC PHETRIDGE, NILA R ADAMS E ST 113 Burns 97720 553 UNKNOWN BRIELS, CHRIS A ADAMS E ST 116 Burns 97720 499 UNKNOWN TYLER BROTHERS ADAMS E ST 161 Burns 97720 557 UNKNOWN KEALIHER, JEFFREY J & KIMBERLY G ADAMS E ST 174 Burns 97720 92380 UNKNOWN DENSON, TRINA ADAMS E ST 227 Burns 97720 564 UNKNOWN GARLAND, FLOYD H & SUZANNE KAY - CO TTEE ADAMS E ST 229 Burns 97720 564 UNKNOWN GARLAND, FLOYD H & SUZANNE KAY - CO TTEE ADAMS E ST 305 Burns 97720 784 UNKNOWN CURTIS, RYAN R & KENDRA B ADAMS E ST 367 Burns 97720 785 UNKNOWN WULFF, RONALD A ADAMS E ST 406 Burns 97720 740 UNKNOWN FRY, CHARLES M & SADIE L ADAMS E ST 409 Burns 97720 775 UNKNOWN SUTTON, JEROL J ET AL ADAMS E ST 422 Burns 97720 739 UNKNOWN FLIPPENCE, LEWIS F & CYNTHIA S ADAMS E ST 425 Burns 97720 776 UNKNOWN SMITH, BRADLEY T Monday, February 08, 2016 Page 2 of 141 STREETNAME DI # UNIT CITY ZIP ACCNUM ORGANIZATION OWNER ADAMS E ST 434 Burns 97720 738 UNKNOWN YEE, YON MOE & FONG MEE KWAN ADAMS E ST 441 Burns 97720 777 UNKNOWN CHOATE, JOHN T JR & BARBARA ADAMS E ST 488 Burns 97720 737 UNKNOWN PIKE, DEBORAH L ADAMS E ST 489 Burns 97720 778 UNKNOWN FENTON, JASON L & VICTORIA L ADAMS E ST 507 Burns 97720 771 UNKNOWN CAIZZA, JACQUELYN & SAM H SR ADAMS E ST 533 Burns 97720 772 UNKNOWN ATTLEBERGER, KANDICE E ADAMS E ST 544 Burns 97720 747 UNKNOWN BUCHANAN, HERBERT L ADAMS E ST 558 Burns 97720 746 UNKNOWN COOK, EVERETT & RUTH ADAMS E ST 580 Burns 97720 745 UNKNOWN SCHWENKE, ROY A ADAMS E ST 617 Burns 97720 764 UNKNOWN SPASOFF, KANCHO ADAMS E ST 657 Burns 97720 765 UNKNOWN PIERCE, MERLE J (DECEASED) ADAMS E ST 660 Burns 97720 754 UNKNOWN PIERCE, ROBIN D & NANCY M ADAMS E ST 674 Burns 97720 753 UNKNOWN JOHNSON, LINDA LOU - TRUSTEE ADAMS E ST 690 Burns 97720 752 UNKNOWN HENDRY, DEBORAH LEE ADAMS E ST 754 Burns 97720 759 UNKNOWN PRESLEY, TERRI C ADAMS E ST 788 Burns 97720 882 UNKNOWN WILLIAMS, GLEN A ADAMS E ST 797 Burns 97720 885 UNKNOWN BARRETT, DENNIS L ADAMS E ST 811 Burns 97720 886 UNKNOWN PRESLEY, LINDA M - ET AL ADAMS E ST 812 Burns 97720 875 UNKNOWN GEDDES, MORRIS H & ELIZABETH A ADAMS E ST 831 Burns 97720 890 UNKNOWN SONDERMAN, RONALD D - TRUSTEE ETAL ADAMS E ST 840 Burns 97720 880 UNKNOWN HUTCHINSON, RUTH B - ET AL ADAMS E ST 875 Burns 97720 891 UNKNOWN DAOUST, SHEILA ET AL ADAMS E ST 892 Burns 97720 878 UNKNOWN CAIZZA, JACQUELYN E - ET AL ADAMS E ST 895 Burns 97720 892 UNKNOWN HENSON, JEREMY & STACEY ADAMS E ST 911 Burns 97720 895 UNKNOWN WILKE, LOTTIE M ADAMS E ST 933 Burns 97720 899 UNKNOWN BOLSTAD, DEAN O & BARBARA J ADAMS E ST 950 Burns 97720 872 UNKNOWN CRONIN, KRISTY L ADAMS E ST 955 Burns 97720 900 UNKNOWN DICKENSON, RALPH & JUANITA ADAMS E ST 974 Burns 97720 873 UNKNOWN CALIXTO, FRANCISCO & VIRGINIA Monday, February 08, 2016 Page 3 of 141 STREETNAME DI # UNIT CITY ZIP ACCNUM ORGANIZATION OWNER ADAMS E ST 976 Burns 97720 92547 UNKNOWN MIHM, JACKLYN L ADAMS E ST 987 Burns 97720 901 UNKNOWN LANIER, JEANNIENE A - TRUSTEE ADAMS E ST 1009 Burns 97720 902 UNKNOWN BRAYMEN, ALLAN W & PAULINE - CO-TRUSTEES ADAMS E ST 1014 Burns 97720 870 UNKNOWN DIXON, DONALD E & JEANINE S ADAMS E ST 1035 Burns 97720 903 UNKNOWN WEBSTER, DARWIN W ADAMS E ST 1045 Burns 97720 904 UNKNOWN DIXON, DELBERT (DECEASED) ADAMS E ST 1086 Burns 97720 871 UNKNOWN RICHARDSON, WESTLY C ADAMS W ST 77 Burns 97720 545 UNKNOWN BPMG ARROWHEAD, LLP ADAMS W ST 90 Burns 97720 518 UNKNOWN NELSON, JAY R & KARA D ADAMS W ST 92 Burns 97720 519 UNKNOWN MOLT, LOUIS PHILLIP & MELODI RAE TRUSTEE ADAMS W ST 115 Burns 97720 544 UNKNOWN BROWN, CONNIE L ADAMS W ST 182 Burns 97720 524 UNKNOWN MERRITT, RICHARD P & CLARIZA M ADAMS W ST 187 Burns 97720 538 UNKNOWN HAIR, ROY D & FLOY G ADAMS W ST 285 Burns 97720 532 UNKNOWN DICKENSON, EARL L (DECEASED) ADAMS W ST 348 Burns 97720 397 Harney County Mental Health SYMMETRY CARE, INC ADAMS W ST 365 Burns 97720 401 UNKNOWN WETHERALD, STEVEN B ADAMS W ST 369 Burns 97720 401 UNKNOWN WETHERALD, STEVEN B ADAMS W ST 373 Burns 97720 401 UNKNOWN WETHERALD, STEVEN B ADAMS W ST 377 Burns 97720 401 UNKNOWN WETHERALD, STEVEN B ADAMS W ST 387 Burns 97720 401 UNKNOWN WETHERALD, STEVEN B ADAMS W ST 555 Burns 97720 428 Dental Building BAUER BUILDING, LLC ADAMS W ST 687 Burns 97720 423 PROPANE TANK HOSPITAL HARNEY COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT AHMANN RANCH RD 82457 Drewsey 97904 13069 Blue Bucket Inn AHMANN, JOHN & JUDY - TRUSTEES AHMANN RANCH RD 82543 Drewsey 97904 13069 UNKNOWN AHMANN, JOHN & JUDY - TRUSTEES AHMANN RANCH RD 82557 Drewsey 97904 13069 UNKNOWN AHMANN, JOHN & JUDY - TRUSTEES AIRPORT LN 32401 Burns 97720 8083 UNKNOWN CAMPBELL, JAMES E - TRUSTEE ET AL AIRPORT LN 32431 Burns 97720 8089 UNKNOWN STEINKE, RALPH M & RUTH ANN AIRPORT LN 32457 Burns 97720 8123 UNKNOWN BEAUBIEN, GREG E & SHIRLEY G AIRPORT LN 32497 Burns 97720 8102 UNKNOWN CHILDRESS, MIKE & LOLA Monday, February 08, 2016 Page 4 of 141 STREETNAME DI # UNIT CITY ZIP ACCNUM ORGANIZATION OWNER AIRPORT LN 32523 Burns 97720 8088 UNKNOWN ALBERTSON, AL & PAT AIRPORT LN 32553 Burns 97720 8087 UNKNOWN BEAUBIEN, KURT & RACHEL AIRPORT LN 32584 Burns 97720 8204 UNKNOWN AUSMUS, JAMES & MARY AIRPORT LN 32872 Burns 97720 5206 UNKNOWN 3J LAND LLC AIRPORT LN 33026 Burns 97720 5207 UNKNOWN BROWN, VERN I & DENICE R AIRPORT LN 33132 Burns 97720 5204 UNKNOWN RICKMAN, CLAUDE N ALDER N AVE 37 Burns 97720 604 UNKNOWN GLERUP, SAMUEL ALDER N AVE 121 Burns 97720 574 Burns Trailer Court JONES, KENNETH D & TRACIE L ALDER N AVE 143 Burns 97720 573 UNKNOWN JONES, KENNETH DAVID ALDER N AVE 195 Burns 97720 570 UNKNOWN FRISBY, KENNETH - TRUSTEES ALDER N AVE 225 Burns 97720 554 UNKNOWN YORK, BRENT & AMITY ALDER N AVE 241 Burns 97720 554 UNKNOWN YORK, BRENT & AMITY ALDER N AVE 254 Burns 97720 552 UNKNOWN KOVAR, SUSAN F ALDER N AVE 395 Burns 97720 497 UNKNOWN FONES, LOYDD E JR & BETTY J ALDER N AVE 437 Burns 97720 488 UNKNOWN HURD, DEBRA L TRUSTEE ALDER N AVE 446 Burns 97720 487 State Farm Insurance HUECKMAN, TIMOTHY & JEANETTE ALDER N AVE 519 Burns 97720 448 UNKNOWN LANDON, KELLY B & SAMANTHA A O ALDER N AVE 537 Burns 97720 447 UNKNOWN LANDON, KELLY B & SAMANTHA A O ALDER N AVE 710 Burns 97720 185 UNKNOWN THOMAS, DONNA ALDER N AVE 715 Burns 97720 191 UNKNOWN HINKLE, APRIL ELSIE ALDER N AVE 752 Burns 97720 187 UNKNOWN OREGON & WESTERN COLONIZATION ALDER N AVE 761 Burns 97720 190 UNKNOWN
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