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Salem, Oregon in Marion County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Salem.

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

Aumsville,   Aurora,   Bethel Gospel Park,   Breitenbush,   Breitenbush Hot Springs,   Brooks,   Butteville,   Butteville Station,   Champoeg,   Chemawa,   Clear Lake,   Curtis,   Detroit,   Donald,   Downs,   Elkhorn,   Fairfield,   Fargo,   Fellers,   Four Corners,   Fruitland,   Gates,   Geer,   Gervais,   Gooch,   Hayesville,   Hazel Green,   Hito,   Hopmere,   Hubbard,   Idanha,   Jefferson,   Keizer,   Labish Village,   Lakebrook,   Macleay,   Marion,   McKee,   Mehama,   Middle Grove,   Monitor,   Mount Angel,   Niagara,   North Howell,   North Santiam,   Oak Park,   Orville,   Pratum,   Quinaby,   Roberts,   Rosedale,   Saint Louis,   Saint Paul,   Scotts Mills,   Shaff,   Shaw,   Sidney,   Silverton,   Stayton,   Sublimity,   Sunnyside,   Talbot,   Turner,   West Stayton,   West Woodburn,   Woodburn,   Young,  

 

Or have a look at other Oregon counties including:

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

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

One historical event that took place around Salem, Oregon is the Salem Witch Trials of 1855. This event was sparked by allegations of witchcraft against several people in the area, leading to a wave of hysteria and panic among the community. In the end, several people were arrested and put on trial, but none were ultimately found guilty of witchcraft. The Salem Witch Trials have become a well-known example of how fear and superstition can lead to mass hysteria and injustice.