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Home Page | The City of Tualatin Oregon Official Website Don't Miss the Tualatin Light Parades! Most Popular City News City Services from A-Z Find Meeting Information Jobs Pay My Utility Bill Permits Inspections Get Involved Tualatin Light Parades
Visit Tualatin | The City of Tualatin Oregon Official Website Welcome to the City of Tualatin! We hope that you enjoy all that this wonderful community has to offer- parks, greenways, art, culture, recreation opportunities, shopping, dining, and so much more
Tualatin History | The City of Tualatin Oregon Official Website In 1886, the Portland Willamette Railway Company purchased a right-of-way through John Sweek's land on the Tualatin River's west bank opposite Bridgeport Profiting from the sale, Sweek took advantage of the railroad's location and platted a town around the depot - he called the new town Tualatin
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Tualatin River Water Trail This designation applies to the 38 5-mile navigable portion of the Tualatin River between Rood Bridge Park in Hillsboro and the confluence with the Willamette River, including the entire length of the river as it passes through the City of Tualatin
Tualatin Light Parades Routes ONLY PARADE VEHICLES WILL BE ALLOWED IN TUALATIN ELEMENTARY PARKING LOT Includes neighborhoods around Marquis Development, Todd Village, El Parque Las Casitas, and Fox Hills
Tualatin River Greenway Trail The Tualatin River Trail is an accessible pathway for walkers and bikers that winds its way among trees, alongside the river, and through scenic wetlands It’s a perfect way to enjoy nature while getting some exercise, having fun, and spotting wildlife