Southern Oregon
White City, Oregon
Unincorporated community
Industrial and residential community north of Medford
White City is an unincorporated community in Jackson County north of Medford, developed around a World War II housing project and now a center of industry and warehousing.
History & Local Character
White City was built in 1941 to house workers at the Camp White army base. After the war it became an industrial and residential area governed by the county.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing is mostly older single-family homes and manufactured homes, with prices among the lowest in the Rogue Valley.
Restaurants & Shopping
There are few restaurants in White City itself, with most dining a short drive south in Medford.
Schools & Education
White City students attend the Eagle Point School District or Medford schools depending on location.
Parks & Recreation
The community has small parks and access to the Bear Creek Greenway and nearby Table Rocks.
Transportation & Accessibility
OR 62 and I-5 serve the area, with Rogue Valley Transportation District buses to Medford.
Local Businesses
ManufacturersWarehousing and logisticsAuto servicesSmall markets
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Nearby Attractions
- Table Rocks
- Bear Creek Greenway
- Rogue Valley International Airport
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Low housing costs
- Industrial employment base
- Close to Medford and the airport
Considerations
- Limited services and dining
- No city government
- Traffic and industrial activity
Frequently Asked Questions
Is White City a city?
No. White City is an unincorporated community in Jackson County, governed by the county rather than a city government.