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Head Lice Clinic Canby: About Canby, Oregon

Canby is a city of about 19,000 in Clackamas County, roughly 23 miles south of Portland along the Willamette River. Known for its agricultural roots, the annual Clackamas County Fair, and a small historic downtown, Canby maintains a small-town atmosphere while being within easy reach of the Portland metro area.

History of Canby

Canby was founded in 1870 and named after Major General Edward Canby, an Army officer killed during the Modoc War. The area's fertile soil made it one of Oregon's prime agricultural regions, producing berries, bulbs, vegetables, and hazelnuts. The Clackamas County Fair has been held in Canby since 1907, and the city remains a hub for Oregon's nursery and agricultural industries.

Neighborhoods in Canby

Canby is home to a mix of neighborhoods and districts, each with its own character.

Neighborhood	Character
Downtown Canby	Historic Main Street (1st Avenue) with shops, restaurants, and the Canby Depot Museum.
North Canby	Residential areas with a mix of established and newer homes.
South Canby	Rural edges with larger lots and working farms.
Canby Flats	Residential neighborhoods along the Willamette River.

Notable attractions in Canby

Canby offers residents and visitors a variety of local attractions.

Clackamas County Fairgrounds

Host to the annual fair each August plus year-round events.

Molalla River State Park

At the Willamette/Molalla river confluence, with trails and bird watching.

Canby Ferry

One of only three remaining ferries on the Willamette River, running since 1914.

Swan Island Dahlias

One of the largest dahlia farms in the country, with a summer/fall bloom festival.

Canby at a glance

• Population: ~19,000
• Median household income: $75,000
• Median home value: $515,000

Economy of Canby

Canby's economy is anchored in agriculture (especially nursery stock, berries, and vegetables) and food processing. Local manufacturing, retail, and a small professional services sector round it out. Many residents commute to jobs in Portland, Oregon City, and Wilsonville.