Cities Near Junction City, Oregon

A

Alsea

$495 to $4,000
80 Rentals
A

Alvadore

$595 to $4,754
74 Rentals
B

Blachly

$595 to $4,754
75 Rentals
B

Brownsville

$500 to $4,000
93 Rentals
C

Cheshire

$595 to $4,754
73 Rentals
C

Crawfordsville

$928 to $3,300
83 Rentals
E

Elmira

$527 to $4,754
84 Rentals
E

Eugene

$448 to $5,500
885 Rentals
FC

Fall Creek

$448 to $5,500
95 Rentals
H

Halsey

$500 to $4,000
89 Rentals
H

Harrisburg

$1,065 to $4,754
78 Rentals
M

Marcola

$550 to $3,449
76 Rentals
M

Monroe

$500 to $4,000
77 Rentals
N

Noti

$527 to $4,754
84 Rentals
PH

Pleasant Hill

$448 to $5,500
95 Rentals
Portland

Portland

$310 to $462,557
6,499 Rentals
S

Shedd

$500 to $4,000
89 Rentals
S

Springfield

$448 to $4,250
330 Rentals
T

Thurston

$448 to $3,800
84 Rentals
V

Veneta

$527 to $5,500
101 Rentals
W

Walton

$527 to $5,500
86 Rentals
W

Waterloo

$500 to $4,000
81 Rentals
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