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Lake Oswego, Oregon in Clackamas County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Lake Oswego.

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

Advance,   Aims,   Alder Creek,   Ardenwald,   Barlow,   Barton,   Battin,   Beavercreek,   Bell,   Bissell,   Boring,   Briarwood,   Brightwood,   Brookwild,   Canby,   Carus,   Carver,   Cedardale,   Cedarhurst Park,   Cherryville,   Clackamas,   Clackamas Heights,   Clarkes,   Coalca,   Colton,   Concord,   Cottrell,   Currinsville,   Damascus,   Dickey Prairie,   Dodge,   Dover,   Dryland,   Eagle Creek,   East Milwaukie,   Echo Dell,   Elliott Prairie,   Elwood,   Estacada,   Fallsview,   Faraday,   Faubion,   Fernwood,   Firwood,   Fischers Mill,   George,   Gladstone,   Gladstone Station,   Glen Avon,   Glen Echo,   Government Camp,   Haley,   Happy Valley,   Harmony Point,   Hazelia,   Highland,   Hillsview,   Hoodview,   Jean,   Jennings Lodge,   Johnson City,   Kelso,   Ladd Hill,   Lakewood,   Liberal,   Logan,   Lone Elder,   Macksburg,   Marmot,   Marquam,   Menefee,   Milwaukie,   Milwaukie Heights,   Molalla,   Mount Hood Village,   Mountain Air Park,   Mulino,   Needy,   New Era,   Ninetyone,   Oak Grove,   Oaklawn,   Oatfield,   Old Colton,   Oregon City,   Outlook,   Paradise Park,   Park Place,   Pulp,   Redland,   Rhododendron,   Rivergrove,   Robertson,   Rosemont,   Rosewood,   Rothe,   Rural Dell,   Sandy,   Shadowood,   Shady Dell,   South Lake Oswego,   Springwater,   Stafford,   Three Lynx,   Timber Grove,   Tracy,   Union Mills,   Upper Highland,   Viola,   Waverly Heights,   Welches,   Wemme,   West Linn,   Whiskey Hill,   Wichita Station,   Wildwood,   Wilhoit,   Wilsonville,   Yoder,   Zigzag,  

 

Or have a look at other Oregon counties including:

Baker,   Benton,   Clatsop,   Columbia,   Coos,   Crook,   Curry,   Deschutes,   Douglas,   Gilliam,   Grant,   Harney,   Hood River,   Jackson,   Jefferson,   Josephine,   Klamath,   Lake,   Lane,   Lincoln,   Linn,   Malheur,   Marion,   Morrow,   Multnomah,   Polk,   Sherman,   Tillamook,   Umatilla,   Union,   Wallowa,   Wasco,   Washington,   Wheeler,   Yamhill,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Lake Oswego, OR?
Then read on!

Lake Oswego is an affluent suburb located in the Portland metropolitan area. It is known for its scenic location on the western shore of Oswego Lake and its well-maintained parks and nature trails. The city has a population of around 39,700 residents and is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in Oregon.

Lake Oswego has a thriving downtown area with a variety of restaurants, shops, and businesses. It also has a strong arts community and is home to several art galleries and public art installations. The city has top-rated schools and a low crime rate, making it a popular choice for families.

Outdoor recreation is an important part of life in Lake Oswego, with Oswego Lake offering opportunities for boating, swimming, and fishing. The city also has several public parks, including Foothills Park, which offers stunning views of the Willamette River. Overall, Lake Oswego is a charming and picturesque city with a high quality of life.