Sherwood: Washington County - Tualatin - Rd at Oregon St
Sherwood sits at the edge of the Tualatin Valley in Oregon, United States, where the foothills of the Chehalem Mountains meet the Portland metropolitan area. Tualatin-Sherwood Road is a principal east–west route through this fast-growing community, joining local neighbourhoods with the wider Washington County road network. Sherwood’s centre retains a compact Old Town district, while retail and service businesses line the major approaches. The city is also associated with the annual Robin Hood Festival, a long-running local tradition that gives its civic calendar a distinctive medieval theme. Vineyards and farmland remain an important part of the valley beyond the built-up area.
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