Cedar Mills: US26 at Murray
Cedar Mill lies along the Tualatin Mountains on the western edge of metropolitan Portland, where wooded slopes give way to dense suburban development. The community stands near Murray Boulevard in Washington County, Oregon, beside U.S. Route 26. Known locally as the Sunset Highway, this major east–west route connects Portland with communities extending toward the Oregon Coast. Cedar Mill takes its name from a cedar mill that once operated in the area, preserving a link to its early settlement. Today, residential neighbourhoods, commercial areas and forested ravines meet at the urban fringe.
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Built around a mill settlement on the North Fork Crow River, Cedar Mills grew into a small rural community in Minnesota’s Meeker County. The river runs through a low agricultural setting of fields, wooded banks and farmsteads in central Minnesota, well away from the state’s major lake districts. Cedar Mills still recalls the nineteenth-century milling era that gave the settlement its name, while the surrounding countryside reflects the working character of the Upper Midwest. Local roads connect this quiet area with the regional centres of Litchfield and Hutchinson. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Meeker County and central Minnesota.
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