OR-22
(entire length)
OR-14 was created at the inception of the Oregon State Route system in 1932, and was designated along 25 miles of the 49-mile-long McMinnville-Tillamook Highway #32 from Hebo to Valley Jct. (the other portion was designated as a part of OR-18). This routing was intact for 20 years, when the McMinnville-Tillamook Highway was truncated to Valley Jct., renamed the Three Rivers Highway #32, and given the designation OR-22, a highway that would end up spanning from the coast to the Cascades (it previously only ran between Willamina and Salem). The Valley Jct.-McMinnville portion was transferred to the Salmon River Highway #39, creating a contiguous OR-18; OR-14 was retired from the state route system.
The alignment of OR-14 is still completely intact. OR-14's route lay along what is now designated OR-22 from Hebo to Valley Jct (shown in red). No other changes, from what I can tell, have been made to the road in terms of rerouting, so the original route remains...it's just redesignated.
