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Boron, California in Kern County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Boron.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Kern county include:

Actis,   Aerial Acres,   Algoso,   Annette,   Ansel,   Armistead,   Arvin,   Bakersfield,   Bannister,   Bealville,   Bear Valley Springs,   Bena,   Bissell,   Bodfish,   Bowerbank,   Brown,   Burton Mill,   Buttonwillow,   Cable,   Calico,   Caliente,   California City,   Cameron,   Camp Owens,   Canebrake,   Cantil,   Cawelo,   Ceneda,   Chaffee,   Cherokee Strip,   China Lake Acres,   Cinco,   Claraville,   Conner,   Crome,   Delano,   Derby Acres,   Desert Lake,   Di Giorgio,   Dustin Acres,   Edison,   Edmundson Acres,   Edwards,   Edwards AFB,   Elmo,   Famoso,   Fellows,   Fig Orchard,   Fleta,   Ford City,   Frazier Park,   Fruitvale,   Fuller Acres,   Garlock,   Glennville,   Golden Hills,   Goler Heights,   Gosford,   Grapevine,   Greenacres,   Gulf,   Gypsite,   Halfway House,   Harpertown,   Havilah,   Hazelton,   Hollis,   Ilmon,   Inyokern,   Jasmin,   Jastro,   Johannesburg,   Kayandee,   Keene,   Kern Lake,   Kernell,   Kernville,   Keyesville,   Kilowatt,   Lake Isabella,   Lake of the Woods,   Lamont,   Landco,   Lebec,   Lerdo,   Lokern,   Lonsmith,   Loraine,   Lost Hills,   Magunden,   Maltha,   Marcel,   Maricopa,   McFarland,   McKittrick,   Mettler,   Mexican Colony,   Midoil,   Millersville,   Millux,   Minter Village,   Miracle Hot Springs,   Missouri Triangle,   Mojave,   Monolith,   Moreland Mill,   Mountain Mesa,   Neufeld,   North Belridge,   North Edwards,   North Shafter,   Oil City,   Oildale,   Old River,   Onyx,   Palmo,   Panama,   Patch,   Pentland,   Pine Mountain Club,   Pond,   Prospero,   Quality,   Rancho Seco,   Rand,   Randsburg,   Ribier,   Ricardo,   Rich,   Ridgecrest,   Rio Bravo,   Rosamond,   Rosedale,   Rowen,   Saco,   Sageland,   San Emidio,   Sanborn,   Searles,   Seguro,   Semitropic,   Shafter,   Shirley Meadows,   Silt,   Slater,   Smith Corner,   South Lake,   South Taft,   Spellacy,   Spicer City,   Squirrel Mountain Valley,   Stallion Springs,   Stevens,   Summit,   Taft,   Taft Heights,   Tehachapi,   Thomas Lane,   Tupman,   Twin Oaks,   Una,   Valley Acres,   Venola,   Vinland,   Wallace Center,   Walong,   Wasco,   Weedpatch,   Weldon,   Wheeler Ridge,   Wible Orchard,   Wofford Heights,   Woodford,   Woody,   Zentner,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Boron, CA?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts about the village of Boron, California:

1. Boron is home to the world's largest borax mine, which has been in operation since 1927. Borax is a mineral that is used in a variety of products, including laundry detergent and fiberglass.

2. Boron has a rich aviation history and is home to a museum dedicated to flight testing. The museum features exhibits and artifacts from the early days of flight testing in the Mojave Desert, including a collection of aircraft and engines.