Throughout Portland, Salem and the state of Oregon, you can find artistic interpretations of dairy cows and dairy farming on public display … if you know where to look. For June Dairy Month, we picked six of our favorites for a visual scavenger hunt that we called “Dairy Everywhere.”

It wasn’t easy, but Mary Owen of Salem was able to identify (at least partially) four of the six locations, earning her an Undeniably Dairy prize package. “This was a tough contest!” said Owen, “I learned a lot through it though.”

As promised when the contest was announced, here are the locations:

Keep on the Sunnyside at SE 30th and Belmont	Kids Kowstruction for Cows on Parade (2002) at Portland Children’s Museum

Hillsdale Mural at SW Capitol and Terwilliger	Milk can fountain at McDonald’s at West Union and Cornelius Pass

Oregon State Fairgrounds milking parlor in the Livestock Pavilion	“Francesca the Biomechanical Kow” at Oregon Museum of Science and Industry

We’re hearing rumors that a very special Brown Swiss cow could be added to Albany’s Historic Carousel and Museum sometime soon. Although this contest is over, you can send us additional suggestions to be added to our online gallery of dairy art anytime. Happy hunting!