New Era: Clackamas Co - Canby Ferry South
Canby Ferry lies along the Willamette River north of Canby, where wooded banks and low rural land frame a broad working stretch of water. Operated by Clackamas County, this vehicle-and-passenger ferry links the Canby area with Wilsonville on the opposite bank, providing one of the few direct river crossings between the two communities. The south landing brings together a paved approach road, ramp and small dock at the river’s tree-lined edge. It represents a practical side of the Willamette Valley, where farming communities and river transport remain closely connected. Canby is also home to the annual Clackamas County Fair and Rodeo.
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