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Find USDA Eligible Properties in Clackamas County
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Clackamas county has 5 usdaproperties.com realtors ready to help with your search!
| July 2024 Featured Agents | |
|---|---|
| Camryn Fox | from Fox Real Estate Group |
| Crystal Ament-Preston | from MORE Realty |
| Victoria Fairstone | from Fairstone Properties |
| Robert Ascherin | from Oregon Digs Real estate |
| Garett Chadney | from The Broker Network, LLC |
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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 • Lake Oswego • 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
A USDA loan is a mortgage option available to eligible homebuyers that is sponsored by the United States Department of Agriculture to promote homeownership in rural communities. USDA Loans, sometimes called "RD Loans," offer 100% financing options on eligible rural properties. USDAProperties can help you find USDA properties in Clackamas County.
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Clackamas County, Oregon
.Clackamas County, located in the great state of Oregon, was founded on July 5, 1843, and is one of the original four districts that the Oregon Country was divided into, during the Provisional Government period. The county was named after the native Clackamas people, who were part of the Chinookan-speaking tribes in the area.
The county's formation was prompted by the need for a more organized government as more white settlers arrived in the area as part of the Oregon Trail migration in the early 1840s. Initially, the Clackamas District covered most of the present-day Oregon, but later, its borders were reduced to its current size as new counties were created.
Clackamas County played an important role during the early stages of the Oregon Trail, with its western border touching the key end-point called Oregon City, which was considered the territory's capital. The county's original boundaries reached all the way to the Rocky Mountains and the California border in the south, encompassing nearly all of the populated areas in Oregon.
Over the years, the economy of Clackamas County has diversified through agriculture, forestry, manufacturing, and the development of urban centers. Today, it's known for its beautiful landscapes, which include attractions like Mount Hood National Forest, Willamette Falls, and Clackamas River.
One fun fact about Clackamas County is that it's home to the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center in Oregon City, an interactive museum and tourist attraction designed to immerse visitors in the life of pioneers who journeyed along the Oregon Trail. It offers historical exhibits, pioneer-themed activities, and even allows visitors to "pack" their wagons for the westward journey, giving a unique perspective on the trials and tribulations of early settlers.
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