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Cant Ranch

A panorama shows the expanse of property, including the ranch house and its surrounding trees, as well as a The ranch is a bright patch of green surrounded by rock formations.

The land on which the Cant Ranch was built was first homesteaded by Floyd Officer, a member of one of the first families to settle in the John Day River Valley. When they were ready to set up their own operation, the Cants purchased the Officer Homestead and moved into the log house on the property with their first-born, James Cant, Jr. Over the next six decades, the Cant operation expanded ten-fold.

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John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Code: JODA
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John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, Oregon
Latitude: 44.5381088256836, Longitude: -119.649200439453

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06/04/2008

06/04/2008

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