Jackson County, Oregon
White City
White City is a designated unincorporated community — one of the rural places Oregon’s land-use system treats as a defined settlement outside any city’s urban growth boundary. A state rulemaking now under way could change what can be built here.
- County
- Jackson County
- Designation
- Designated unincorporated communityUnder OAR chapter 660, division 22 — one of the four divisions the current rulemaking proposes to amend.
- Nearest urban growth boundary
- Eagle Point — about 1.4 miles awayWithin five miles of an existing boundary.
- Record status
- Checked against a primary source.
Community records come from our statewide map dataset, built from Oregon geographic data (retrieved July 2026). 272 communities are listed; distance to a boundary is recorded for 253 of them. We publish what the data says and correct it when someone who lives here tells us it’s wrong.
What’s being proposed
Oregon’s Land Conservation and Development Commission is considering new rules for housing in unincorporated communities. The stated goal is more housing. The rules could also let counties raise density, expand community boundaries, and permit more intensive urban uses outside urban growth boundaries. Whether White City is affected depends on decisions that haven’t been made yet — which is why comment now matters.
Comment on the record for White City
Comments naming a specific place carry weight the generic ones don’t. This opens the letter builder with White City, Jackson County already filled in.
Write about White CityOn the map
White City sits at 42.4377, -122.8311. The statewide map shows every community, its designation, and its distance to the nearest boundary.
Open White City on the statewide map