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About one-eighth of Clackamas County’s land area is urban. The majority of Clackamas County’s 1,879 square miles (4,866.6 square kilometers) is rural. Clackamas County encompasses the 11,235 foot tall Mt. Hood, Mt. Hood National Forest and the Bull Run Watershed. The population of the county is estimated at 356,250. Some of Oregon’s richest farmland is located in areas surrounding Canby, Sandy, Boring, Wilsonville and Molalla. Major rivers include the Willamette and the Clackamas. A strong transportation network with I-5, I-205, Highway 226 and I-84 ties the area to the Pacific Northwest and the international markets of Canada, Mexico, Japan and Asia.

Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory represents the political entity which is Clackamas County. While Clackamas County is part of the Portland metropolitan area, it is dotted with unique, charming towns and communities that no traveler will want to miss. The towns of Clackamas County are as diverse as its geography. Barlow, the smallest city in the County, boasts 125 inhabitants. It is named for the historic home of the original Barlow family, who settled there after carving the last stretch of the Oregon Trail. The 185-store Clackamas Town Center Mall is a tax-free shopping paradise. .