Rivergrove

Few communities in Oregon have a history as closely tied to the Tualatin River as Rivergrove. This small incorporated city occupies a bend of the river in Clackamas County, between Lake Oswego and the wider Portland metropolitan area. Incorporated in 1973, Rivergrove has retained its separate civic identity while surrounding communities have grown. The river forms part of the Tualatin River National Water Trail, a paddling route across Washington and Clackamas counties. Rivergrove Park provides a local riverside setting, while nearby streets remain predominantly residential. See how Rivergrove sits within the lower Tualatin River corridor by browsing webcams nearby.

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