Portland: 1 City, 9 Nicknames

This nickname stems from Portland's ideal climate for growing roses and its long-standing tradition of rose cultivation. The Portland Rose Festival, held annually since 1907, further solidifies this nickname.

This nickname dates back to the mid-19th century when Portland experienced rapid growth and development. As trees were cleared to make way for the city, many stumps remained, giving rise to the moniker "Stumptown."

Portland is traversed by numerous bridges spanning the Willamette River, leading to the nickname "Bridge City." These bridges are iconic landmarks and integral parts of the city's infrastructure.

This nickname is primarily associated with Portland's NBA team, the Portland Trail Blazers. It originated from a play-by-play call by Blazers' broadcaster Bill Schonely during a game in the team's early years, and it has since become a beloved moniker for the city as a whole.

This nickname is an abbreviation of "Portland" and is commonly used in informal conversations and among locals.

This slogan is often used to celebrate and preserve the city's eccentric and unconventional culture. "Keep Portland Weird" reflects the city's embrace of individuality, creativity, and non-conformity.