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Oregon: where people are moving, county by county

Oregon has 4,273,586 residents across 36 counties, up 0.7% in five years. Net movement with other states in 2022–2023: -97 tax returns and -$475.9M in income. Strongest net in-migration: Crook County, Deschutes County, Linn County.

All 36 counties

Largest first. Growth is the five-year change in Census population estimates; net movement is IRS tax returns (roughly households) moving in minus out, per 1,000 residents, 2022–2023. BizyFi calculations from those totals. Income, home value and rent: Census ACS 5-year 2024.

CountyPopulation5-yr growthNet per 1,000Net income inMedian incomeMedian homeMedian rent
Multnomah County795,391-2.6%-1.0-$775.8M$88,766$552,700$1,646Map
Washington County611,708+1.8%-2.3-$273.3M$107,772$588,000$1,849Map
Clackamas County426,280+0.9%-0.8-$3.4M$103,517$611,000$1,758Map
Lane County381,584-0.7%+0.0+$21.1M$71,544$430,600$1,355Map
Marion County355,777+2.7%-0.4+$8.0M$77,351$416,400$1,414Map
Jackson County221,795-0.9%+0.2+$19.3M$73,999$430,200$1,358Map
Deschutes County213,072+6.8%+5.7+$292.1M$92,758$650,900$1,787Map
Linn County132,843+3.0%+4.4+$25.4M$76,329$376,400$1,320Map
Douglas County111,951+0.6%+2.4+$11.4M$61,310$310,300$1,055Map
Yamhill County110,024+2.2%+1.6+$64.0M$90,063$471,700$1,480Map
Benton County97,728+4.4%-4.8-$31.4M$77,702$513,000$1,410Map
Polk County90,037+2.3%+0.2+$6.7M$85,118$454,700$1,299Map
Josephine County87,867-0.4%+2.4+$5.8M$60,098$404,300$1,194Map
Umatilla County81,119+1.5%-1.4-$14.7M$67,728$282,600$997Map
Klamath County70,274+0.9%+0.3+$4.3M$58,830$280,400$991Map
Coos County63,992-1.5%+1.7+$17.2M$62,143$337,800$1,042Map
Columbia County54,091+2.6%+3.4+$19.4M$87,458$421,600$1,373Map
Lincoln County50,636+0.3%+3.7+$24.0M$63,165$410,800$1,201Map
Clatsop County40,926-0.6%+2.1+$39.9M$71,822$468,300$1,180Map
Malheur County32,261+1.9%-2.1-$9.1M$54,519$248,900$821Map
Crook County27,564+10.6%+8.6+$24.9M$81,965$467,000$1,283Map
Tillamook County27,384-0.3%+1.1+$15.0M$69,105$430,200$1,246Map
Wasco County26,310-1.1%-1.4+$4.7M$64,175$367,400$1,008Map
Union County25,900-1.0%-0.9-$0.5M$65,661$294,600$982Map
Jefferson County25,740+4.7%+2.6+$6.9M$76,260$374,200$941Map
Hood River County23,720-0.7%-4.2+$15.0M$88,947$660,000$1,417Map
Curry County22,621-3.8%-0.1+$5.8M$62,244$381,300$1,241Map
Baker County16,658-0.4%-1.5+$3.6M$60,936$285,600$865Map
Morrow County12,602+3.1%-1.8+$1.4M$75,448$240,400$995Map
Lake County8,187+0.2%-0.7-$2.1M$62,787$219,500$878Map
Wallowa County7,595+2.6%-1.6-$1.2M$67,112$394,800$981Map
Harney County7,380-1.7%-2.4-$1.3M$55,208$242,100$684Map
Grant County7,075-2.3%+2.5+$0.2M$59,450$229,700$789Map
Sherman County2,051+9.1%-9.3-$1.7M$60,161$211,800$1,032Map
Gilliam County1,971-2.1%-3.0+$1.3M$66,917$189,300$1,125Map
Wheeler County1,472+0.8%+3.4+$1.1M$55,284$272,400$870Map

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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau population estimates (vintage 2025), American Community Survey 5-year (2024), and IRS Statistics of Income county-to-county migration data (2022–2023). Growth, per-1,000 and state totals are BizyFi calculations; the IRS suppresses very small flows, shown as –. Data updated 2026-10-17. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.