Night view from near Siskiyou Pass, Oregon facing traffic on Interstate 5 south towards California.  The Milky Way was quite clear overhead though lights of the Rogue Valley were prominent to the north & a few high wisps of clouds were streaming across leading to minor obstructions.  I think I have reached the limitations of my camera w/ easy night time shooting.  Upon standing here my red flashlight greeted me to two large eyes down the ravine staring at me, but it was only a fox.

I'm not too acclimated w/ identifying the night sky, but have annotated features that stood out in my panorama as well as their parent constellations, so any expert in astronomy knows I probably missed something important.  Many stars, the Andromeda & Triangulum Galaxies, the Hercules globular star cluster, & other Messier objects stood out.  While Interstate 5 is known for its high volume of traffic, especially in Southern California where the lights of vehicles can be seen from space, this area into Northern California has more of the freedom of darkness.