Sherwood: Washington County - Tualatin - Rd at 124th Ave
Sherwood has served as an agricultural town in Oregon’s Tualatin Valley since the late 19th century. Incorporated in 1893, it grew from farmland west of Portland into part of the metropolitan area’s expanding suburban belt. The Tualatin River runs north of the city, while the Chehalem Mountains rise to the south, marking the change from valley fields to wooded uplands. Tualatin-Sherwood Road is a principal cross-valley route, connecting Sherwood with Tualatin and the wider Washington County road network. Old Town retains a compact civic core around Railroad Street, where local businesses occupy a walkable centre distinct from the broad commercial corridors at the city’s edges. Sherwood still balances its farming origins with newer housing, services and major road links.
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