*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Fairfield ***
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Fairfield, California in Solano County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Fairfield.

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

Allendale,   Bahia,   Batavia,   Benicia,   Binghamton,   Birds Landing,   Bucktown,   Bunker,   Cannon,   Chabot Terrace,   Chadbourne,   Chipps,   Clima,   Collinsville,   Cordelia,   Creed,   Cygnus,   Danielson,   Denverton,   Dixon,   Dozier,   Dutton,   Elmira,   Glencove,   Green Valley,   Guadalcanal Village,   Harry Floyd Terrace,   Hartley,   Jacksnipe,   Leisure Town,   Maine Prairie,   Molena,   Montezuma,   Olcott,   Oxford,   Pierce,   Rio Vista,   Rockville,   Russell,   Spoonbill,   Subeet,   Sucro,   Suisun City,   Suval,   Teal,   Thomasson,   Tolenas,   Vacaville,   Vale,   Vallejo,   Willota,   Yolano,  

 

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

- The city of Fairfield was founded in 1856 by Robert H Waterman, a clipper ship captain.
- During World War II, the city served as a primary location for military training and housing, including Camp San Luis Obispo and Travis Air Force Base, which remains an important air transport hub today.
- Fairfield was originally known as being home to the Suisun Indians, who today are integrated into the larger Pomo, Patwin, and Wintun Indigenous communities.
- The city's name was inspired by the lush fields found in the area that bore both crops and grazing land, and by a sense of optimism for its future.
- Today, Fairfield is the largest city in Solano County and is home to a diverse population, including a significant military presence, universities, and a thriving business community.