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There are 517 USDA backed residential loans in Cambria county with an average loan balance of $78,670. Over 92% of the loans helped first time home buyers. Borrowers were an average age of 36 years old. The typical appraised home value was around $79,710. On average the rural home size purchased with this loan was approximately 1,402 SqFt. Cambria county applies the standard USDA income limits to determine loan eligibility. For a household of upto 4 people the income limit is $90,300. For a household of between 5 and 8 people the income limit is increased to $119,200.

The size of Cambria County is roughly 1,793 square kilometers. USDA defined regions of rural loan ineligibility in Cambria cover 68 square kilometers of the county. Approximately 3.8% of Cambria County is ineligible for traditional USDA home loans. The influence score for Cambria County is 2. Look below for the interactive county level map illustration below for more details.

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  Select a City   Amsbry* Ashville Bakers Crossroad Bakerton Barnes* Beaverdale Belmont Belsano Beula* Blandburg Blue Goose Brownstown Cambria City Cardiff* Carrolltown Carrolltown Road* Cassandra Charlies Grove* Chest Springs Chickaree* Colver Condron Coopersdale Coupon Cover Hill Creslo* Cresson Cymbria Daisytown Dale Dean Dougherty Driscoll* Dunlo Dysart Dysertown* East Conemaugh* Ebensburg Echo Eckenrode Mill* Ehrenfeld Elim Elmora Elstie Elton Emeigh Fallentimber Ferndale Fiddlers Green Fishertown Fiske Flinton Frugality* Gallitzin Garmantown Geistown Greenfield Greenwich Griffithtown* Hastings Highland Fling Hoguetown Hollentown Hornerstown Ingleside Johnstown Kernville Krayn* Lilly Llanfair Lloydell Lloydville Lonely Acres Long Run Longs Crossroad Lorain* Loretto Loretto Road Lower Dutchtown Lucket Marsteller Miller Shaft Mineral Point Moudy Hill Mountaindale* Mundys Corner Munster Mylo Park Nagles Crossroad* NantyGlo New Germany Nicktown Nine Row Noel* Northern Cambria Oakhurst Onnalinda Parkhill* Patton Pindleton Plane Bank Plattsville* Portage Red Mill Redbird Reillys* Revloc Saint Augustine Saint Benedict Saint Boniface Saint Lawrence* Saint Michael* Salix* Sankertown* Scalp Level Scarlan Hill Seldersville Shazen Shoemaker* Sidman Slickport Sonman Soukesburg* South Fork Southmont Spindley City* Spring Hill Stonycreek* Summerhill Summit Swedetown Syberton Thomas Mills Tripoli* Tunnelhill Twenty Row Twin Rocks* University of Pittsburgh Johnstown Upper Dutchtown Van Ormer Vetera* Vinco* Vintondale Walnut Grove Walsall Watkins Wesley Chapel West Branch Westmont White Mill Crossing Wildwood Springs* Wilmore Wilmore Heights Winterset Wissingertown
Amsbry   •   *Ashville   •   Bakers Crossroad   •   Bakerton   •   Barnes   •   *Beaverdale   •   Belmont   •   Belsano   •   Beula   •   *Blandburg   •   Blue Goose   •   Brownstown   •   Cambria City   •   Cardiff   •   *Carrolltown   •   Carrolltown Road   •   *Cassandra   •   Charlies Grove   •   *Chest Springs   •   Chickaree   •   *Colver   •   Condron   •   Coopersdale   •   Coupon   •   Cover Hill   •   Creslo   •   *Cresson   •   Cymbria   •   Daisytown   •   Dale   •   Dean   •   Dougherty   •   Driscoll   •   *Dunlo   •   Dysart   •   Dysertown   •   *East Conemaugh   •   *Ebensburg   •   Echo   •   Eckenrode Mill   •   *Ehrenfeld   •   Elim   •   Elmora   •   Elstie   •   Elton   •   Emeigh   •   Fallentimber   •   Ferndale   •   Fiddlers Green   •   Fishertown   •   Fiske   •   Flinton   •   Frugality   •   *Gallitzin   •   Garmantown   •   Geistown   •   Greenfield   •   Greenwich   •   Griffithtown   •   *Hastings   •   Highland Fling   •   Hoguetown   •   Hollentown   •   Hornerstown   •   Ingleside   •   Johnstown   •   Kernville   •   Krayn   •   *Lilly   •   Llanfair   •   Lloydell   •   Lloydville   •   Lonely Acres   •   Long Run   •   Longs Crossroad   •   Lorain   •   *Loretto   •   Loretto Road   •   Lower Dutchtown   •   Lucket   •   Marsteller   •   Miller Shaft   •   Mineral Point   •   Moudy Hill   •   Mountaindale   •   *Mundys Corner   •   Munster   •   Mylo Park   •   Nagles Crossroad   •   *NantyGlo   •   New Germany   •   Nicktown   •   Nine Row   •   Noel   •   *Northern Cambria   •   Oakhurst   •   Onnalinda   •   Parkhill   •   *Patton   •   Pindleton   •   Plane Bank   •   Plattsville   •   *Portage   •   Red Mill   •   Redbird   •   Reillys   •   *Revloc   •   Saint Augustine   •   Saint Benedict   •   Saint Boniface   •   Saint Lawrence   •   *Saint Michael   •   *Salix   •   *Sankertown   •   *Scalp Level   •   Scarlan Hill   •   Seldersville   •   Shazen   •   Shoemaker   •   *Sidman   •   Slickport   •   Sonman   •   Soukesburg   •   *South Fork   •   Southmont   •   Spindley City   •   *Spring Hill   •   Stonycreek   •   *Summerhill   •   Summit   •   Swedetown   •   Syberton   •   Thomas Mills   •   Tripoli   •   *Tunnelhill   •   Twenty Row   •   Twin Rocks   •   *University of Pittsburgh Johnstown   •   Upper Dutchtown   •   Van Ormer   •   Vetera   •   *Vinco   •   *Vintondale   •   Walnut Grove   •   Walsall   •   Watkins   •   Wesley Chapel   •   West Branch   •   Westmont   •   White Mill Crossing   •   Wildwood Springs   •   *Wilmore   •   Wilmore Heights   •   Winterset   •   Wissingertown

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 Cambria County.

Cambria County is situated in the great state of Pennsylvania and was established on April 1, 1804, from parts of Somerset, Huntingdon, and Bedford counties. It was initially home to Native Americans, primarily the Susquehannocks and the Delaware tribes. But following the Treaty of Fort Stanwix in 1768, the lands of the region were opened to European settlers.

Johnstown, the largest city and county seat of Cambria County, was founded in 1800 by Swiss-German settlers. Johnstown played a major role in the steel and coal industries, and the county's growth was primarily driven by these two industries during the 19th and 20th centuries. The county experienced a boom in population during this industrial growth, which led to the establishment of several additional towns in the area.

One of the most significant events in Cambria County's history was the Johnstown Flood of 1889. This disaster occurred when a poorly maintained private dam failed, releasing a devastating flood upon the city, which resulted in the loss of over 2,200 lives and substantial property damage. The flood remains one of the deadliest civilian disasters in the history of the United States.

A fun fact about Cambria County is that it is home to the World's Steepest Vehicular Inclined Plane, located in Johnstown. This historic funicular railway was built in 1891 to transport residents and visitors from the city's higher grounds to its lower sections, and vice versa. The Johnstown Inclined Plane, as it is known, climbs a 70.9% grade and is still in operation today, attracting tourists and providing stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

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