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Arbon is nestled in the tranquil landscapes of Power County. As an unincorporated community established in 1893, it's named after pioneer settler George Arbon and exudes rural charm and a strong sense of community. The local economy is supported by agriculture, with many farms and ranches contributing to the area's economic stability. Establishments like Estep Farms, Bradley Mountain Ranch, and Campbell Farms & Livestock LLC play significant roles in the community's agricultural landscape.

Arbon's neighborhoods like Pauline and West Fork offer residents a peaceful lifestyle amidst rolling hills and open spaces. The community's low population density and scenic surroundings are ideal for those who love living in a serene environment. Nearby Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Museum provides insight into the region's rich Native American heritage. Plus, the area's proximity to natural features like the Snake River and various hiking trails offers ample opportunities for recreation and exploration. Investing in real estate here gives investors the chance to be part of a community that values its history, agricultural roots, and natural beauty.