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March ARB, California in Riverside County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in March ARB.

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

Aguanga,   Alberhill,   Anza,   Arcilla,   Arlanza,   Arlington Station,   Arnold Heights,   Banning,   Beaumont,   Belltown,   Bermuda Dunes,   Biskra Palms,   Blythe,   Bonnie Bell,   Box Springs,   Cabazon,   Cactus City,   Cahuilla,   Cahuilla Hills,   Calimesa,   Canyon Lake,   Cathedral City,   Cherry Valley,   Chiriaco Summit,   Coachella,   Corona,   Coronita,   Cox,   Crestmore,   Desert Beach,   Desert Camp,   Desert Center,   Desert Edge,   Desert Hot Springs,   Desert Palms,   Desert View,   Durmid,   East Hemet,   Eastvale,   Eden Hot Springs,   Edom,   Egan,   El Casco,   El Sobrante,   Ellis,   Ennis,   Fern Valley,   Ferrum,   French Valley,   Garnet,   Gilman Hot Springs,   Glen Avon,   Glen Valley,   Good Hope,   Green Acres,   Hayfield,   Hemet,   Hidden Palms,   Highgrove,   Hinda,   Home Gardens,   Homeland,   Idyllwild,   IdyllwildPine Cove,   Inca,   Indian Wells,   Indio,   Indio Hills,   Juniper Springs,   Jurupa Valley,   La Quinta,   Lake Elsinore,   Lake Mathews,   Lake Riverside,   Lake Tamarisk,   Lakeland Village,   Lakeview,   Lakeview Hot Springs,   Lemona,   Macomber Palms,   March Field,   May,   Mead Valley,   Meadowbrook,   Mecca,   Menifee,   Mesa Verde,   Mesaville,   Midland,   Mira Loma,   Mons,   Moreno,   Moreno Valley,   Moskowite Corner,   Mountain Center,   Murrieta,   Nicklin,   Norco,   North Elsinore,   North Palm Springs,   North Shore,   Nuevo,   Oasis,   One Hundred Palms,   Ordway,   Ormand,   Owl,   Pachappa,   Palm Desert,   Palm Springs,   Pedley,   Perris,   Pine Cove,   Pine Wood,   Pinto Wye,   Pinyon Crest,   Pinyon Pines,   Porphyry,   Pushawalla Palms,   Radec,   Ramona Bowl,   Rancho Dos Palmas,   Rancho Mirage,   Ribbonwood,   Rimlon,   Ripley,   Riverside,   Romoland,   Rubidoux,   Sage,   Salton,   Salvia,   San Jacinto,   Sandy Korner,   Sky Valley,   Snow Creek,   Soboba Hot Springs,   Styx,   Taylor,   Temecula,   Temescal Valley,   Terra Cotta,   Thermal,   Thomas Mountain,   Thousand Palms,   Valerie,   Valle Vista,   Vista Santa Rosa,   Warm Springs,   Weisel,   West March,   Whitewater,   Wildomar,   Willis Palms,   Winchester,   Woodcrest,  

 

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

March Air Reserve Base is a military base located in Riverside County, California, near the city of Riverside. It was originally established as March Field in 1917 and has served as an active duty and reserve component of the United States Air Force.

Some facts about March ARB, California include:

- The base was named after Second Lieutenant Peyton C. March Jr., who was killed in action during World War I.
- The base served as a training facility for pilots during World War I and later as a strategic bomber base during World War II.
- March ARB is currently home to the Air Force Reserve Command's 4th Air Force and the Air Mobility Command's 452d Air Mobility Wing.
- The base encompasses over 6,500 acres and includes a variety of facilities such as aircraft maintenance hangars, a hospital, a fitness center, and a golf course.
- March ARB serves as a key logistics hub for the Air Force, supporting both domestic and international missions.
- In addition to its military role, March ARB is an important economic driver for the surrounding region, providing jobs and supporting local businesses.