Tualatin, Suburban city in Portland metropolitan area, Oregon
Tualatin is a city in the Portland metropolitan area, stretching across Washington and Clackamas Counties. The area consists of residential neighborhoods mixed with shopping centers and parks, connected by several main roads.
The settlement was first called Galbreath, then renamed Bridgeport, before being incorporated as the city of Tualatin in 1913. The name refers to an indigenous term that reflects the area's local heritage.
The Tualatin Heritage Center displays fossils from the area, including remains of prehistoric animals that once lived here. Visitors can see these ancient discoveries and learn more about what the landscape was like thousands of years ago.
The city is connected to Portland through commuter rail, bus lines, and major roads, making daily travel easier. Visitors will find various shopping options spread throughout the area.
Tualatin Commons features a three-acre lake surrounded by shops and restaurants. Free summer concerts happen here from June through August, bringing residents together.
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