Hillsboro City, Washington County, Oregon (OR)

Hillsboro City

Washington County, Oregon

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Hillsboro City Hall is located 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, OR 97123.
Phone: 503‑681‑6100.

Neighborhoods

  • Albertson Heights
  • Alderbrook
  • Alderbrook Estates
  • Alderbrook South
  • Amberfield
  • Anthony Park
  • Arbor at Orenco Gardens
  • Arbor Crossing
  • Arbor Pass
  • Arlington Park
  • Aspen Creek at Orenco
  • Baileys Addition
  • Bald Peak
  • Baudette Green
  • Belmont Estates
  • Benjamins Corner
  • Bentley Orchard
  • Blueberry Park
  • Borwick Meadows
  • Bradan Estates
  • Briar Creek
  • Briarwood Park
  • Brookfield
  • Brookside Estates
  • Brookwood
  • Brookwood Crossing
  • Candlewood
  • Candlewood Bluffs
  • Carlyle Brook
  • Cascade Peaks Estates
  • Castlewood
  • Century Terrace Condos
  • Chelsea Gardens
  • Clara Crossing
  • Club 1201
  • Cooper Acres
  • Cornell Park
  • Country Squire Estates
  • Cowing Place
  • Crosswater
  • Darin Park
  • Dawson Station
  • Deer Run Estates
  • East Village at Orenco
  • Eastwood
  • Edgefield
  • Edwards Meadows
  • Evergreen Park
  • Fir Grove
  • Fir Tree Mobile Estates
  • Fishback Creek
  • Frances Park
  • Gallaway Estates
  • Garden Tract Addition
  • Ginger Park
  • Glencoe
  • Glencoe Oaks
  • Glencory
  • Glendale Woods
  • Glennis Park
  • Golden Meadows
  • Grant Park Condos
  • Hall Creek Estates
  • Heathcliff
  • Helvetia
  • Heron Creek Condos
  • Hidden Creek
  • Highcreek Gardens
  • Highlands at Dawson
  • Hillmeade
  • Hillsboro Garden Tracts
  • Hillwood
  • Jackson Green
  • Jackson Oaks
  • Jackson Woods
  • Jenny Meadows
  • Jesstina Meadows
  • Jewell Meadows
  • Johnson Townhomes
  • Jones Farm
  • Jonesfield
  • Kings Crossing
  • Ladd Acres
  • Ladd Acres Estates
  • Legacy Knoll
  • Lexington Estates
  • Lexington Meadows
  • Lexington Village
  • Lois Meadows
  • Mae Augusta Acres
  • Magnolia Estates
  • Melmar Estates
  • Minter Bridge Townhouses
  • Noble Woods Park
  • Oak Crest Addition
  • Oakhurst
  • Olympic Park
  • Orchard Grove
  • Orenco Gardens
  • Orenco Meadows
  • Orenco Place
  • Orenco Station
  • Orenco Station
  • Padgett Park
  • Parks at Laurel Oaks
  • Parks at Laurel Oaks East
  • Parks at Tanasbourne
  • Peters Addition
  • Prescott Woods
  • Preserve at Turner Creek
  • Quail Point Village
  • Reedville
  • Reedville Creek
  • Reeves Subdivision
  • Ridge Creek
  • River Road Mobile Home Estates
  • Rock Ridge Gardens
  • Saffron Park
  • Sharon Addition
  • Shegas Place
  • Shute School Estates
  • Singing Woods
  • Solano
  • South Coast Addition
  • Spartan Acres
  • Spring Meadows
  • Stone Creek
  • Stonewater at Orenco Station
  • Sunburst Meadows
  • Sunrise Acres
  • Tanasbourne
  • Tanasbourne Place
  • Tanner Creek
  • The Parks at Laurel Oaks
  • Thornes Addition
  • Travertine
  • Treemont Heights
  • Turner Creek
  • Virginia Place
  • Ways Esates
  • Weathersfield
  • White Oak Estates
  • Witch Hazel
  • Witch Hazel Farms
  • Witch Hazel Village
  • Woodbury

Hillsboro as Described in 1940 [1]

Hillsboro, seat of Washington County, was the first seat of the Tualaty District. At its settlement in 1841 the neighborhood was known as East Tualaty Plains, but David Hill, who settled here in 1842 named the new village Columbia. Later it was changed to Hillsboro by the first County Court. Many of the men who participated in the formation of a civil government resided in or near this community.

Hillsboro is a commercial center, and a shipping point for both wheat and milk products. It has two chief industries, a milk condensing plant, and one of the largest canneries and fruit processing plants in the state. Thirteen churches are supported by this small city.

In Calvary Cemetery are buried David Hill, the founder of Hillsboro, and the Reverend John S. Griffin, who established the first Congregational Church of Oregon.

  1. Workers of the Writers' Program, Works Progress Administration, State of Oregon, Oregon: End of the Trail, American Guide Series, 1940, Oregon State Board of Control, Binfords & Mort, Portland.

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