Portland sits where the Willamette meets the Columbia, a city of about 650,000 that grew from a 19th‑century lumber hub into a tech‑driven hub. The metro area holds over 2.5 million people, making it the 26th‑largest in the nation. You’ll notice a mix of old brick warehouses, modern bike lanes, and...
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