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CountyAtlas Oregon

Oregon County Map with Cities — All 36 Counties

All 36 of Oregon's counties, mapped from official U.S. Census boundaries with population, income, and unemployment for every one. Colour the map by any measure, tap a county for its data, or download a print-ready copy.

Oregon CountiesFIPS 41
Baker CountyBenton CountyClackamas CountyClatsop CountyColumbia CountyCoos CountyCrook CountyCurry CountyDeschutes CountyDouglas CountyGilliam CountyGrant CountyHarney CountyHood River CountyJackson CountyJefferson CountyJosephine CountyKlamath CountyLake CountyLane CountyLincoln CountyLinn CountyMalheur CountyMarion CountyMorrow CountyMultnomah CountyPolk CountySherman CountyTillamook CountyUmatilla CountyUnion CountyWallowa CountyWasco CountyWashington CountyWheeler CountyYamhill County
Albers Equal Area ConicDatum NAD83Census PEP · SAIPE · BLS LAUS · TIGER
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Oregon’s 36 counties, projected equal-area. Hover or tap a county for its name; select it for full data.
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Oregon at a glance

  • Scale. Oregon is divided into 36 counties across 95,997 sq mi of land — an average of 2,667 sq mi each. Census TIGER
  • People. Its counties are home to 4,233,358 residents — an average of 117,593 each, or 44 per square mile statewide. Census PEP 2023
  • Water. Another 2,382 sq mi is water — 2.4% of the state’s area, led by Curry County. Census TIGER

Oregon’s 36 counties, by the numbers

Every county’s population, median household income, unemployment, density, and land area — sortable by any column, so you can find yours or rank by what matters to you. A few patterns run through the data:

  • Concentrated. Half of Oregon’s 4,233,358 residents live in just 4 of 36 counties, and the five largest hold 60.0% of the total. Census PEP 2023
  • Income tracks poverty. The gap from richest to poorest runs 2.2×, and the 10 highest-income counties average 10.8% in poverty against 16.6% for the 10 lowest. Census SAIPE 2023
  • Mostly small. Half of Oregon’s counties have fewer than 45,962 residents, and half report a median household income below $68,568 — a few metros lift the statewide totals well above both. Census PEP 2023 · SAIPE 2023
  • Lopsided density. Only 16 of 36 counties are denser than Oregon’s statewide average of 44 people per square mile — the rest are more rural. Census PEP 2023 · TIGER
Baker County16,912$59,1234.9%6/sq mi3,068 sq miBaker City
Benton County97,713$74,8004.1%145/sq mi675 sq miCorvallis
Clackamas County423,173$100,3764.6%226/sq mi1,871 sq miOregon City
Clatsop County41,102$65,1604.4%50/sq mi828 sq miAstoria
Columbia County53,880$81,4635.5%82/sq mi659 sq miSt. Helens
Coos County64,212$61,3865.3%40/sq mi1,596 sq miCoquille
Crook County26,952$73,4215.5%9/sq mi2,979 sq miPrineville
Curry County23,296$55,2385.8%14/sq mi1,628 sq miGold Beach
Deschutes County208,513$95,4144.4%69/sq mi3,018 sq miBend
Douglas County112,435$60,2965.7%22/sq mi5,036 sq miRoseburg
Gilliam County2,026$74,0104.6%2/sq mi1,205 sq miCondon
Grant County7,215$61,0245.7%2/sq mi4,528 sq miCanyon City
Harney County7,440$56,6494.4%1/sq mi10,134 sq miBurns
Hood River County23,745$79,0923.9%45/sq mi522 sq miHood River
Jackson County220,768$71,0305.3%79/sq mi2,783 sq miMedford
Jefferson County25,454$68,4194.9%14/sq mi1,782 sq miMadras
Josephine County87,821$61,5756.2%54/sq mi1,639 sq miGrants Pass
Klamath County70,003$54,6306.3%12/sq mi5,950 sq miKlamath Falls
Lake County8,293$56,5185.6%1/sq mi8,139 sq miLakeview
Lane County381,181$70,0654.8%84/sq mi4,554 sq miEugene
Lincoln County50,821$61,6035.4%52/sq mi981 sq miNewport
Linn County131,496$70,2425.0%57/sq mi2,290 sq miAlbany
Malheur County32,044$53,7624.3%3/sq mi9,888 sq miVale
Marion County346,741$73,2104.7%294/sq mi1,181 sq miSalem
Morrow County12,302$80,5084.3%6/sq mi2,031 sq miHeppner
Multnomah County789,698$83,2904.8%1,832/sq mi431 sq miPortland
Polk County89,805$79,9704.6%121/sq mi741 sq miDallas
Sherman County1,951$73,1235.1%2/sq mi824 sq miMoro
Tillamook County27,417$68,7174.9%25/sq mi1,103 sq miTillamook
Umatilla County80,053$62,8904.8%25/sq mi3,215 sq miPendleton
Union County25,944$63,5244.5%13/sq mi2,037 sq miLa Grande
Wallowa County7,674$61,1735.5%2/sq mi3,146 sq miEnterprise
Wasco County26,333$65,7014.9%11/sq mi2,381 sq miThe Dalles
Washington County598,865$103,4864.6%827/sq mi724 sq miHillsboro
Wheeler County1,436$46,3154.0%1/sq mi1,716 sq miFossil
Yamhill County108,644$86,8874.5%152/sq mi716 sq miMcMinnville

All 36 counties, sortable by any column — click a heading. A suppressed estimate (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) shows a marker, never a guess. County seats are from Wikidata (CC0), each validated to a Census place inside its county; a county with no validated seat is left blank. See the methodology.

Download & print this Oregon map

Map of Oregon's 36 counties — on official U.S. Census boundaries

Free, print-ready maps of Oregon — all 36 counties on official U.S. Census boundaries, no watermark. Public domain (CC0).

  • Full map — counties + major cities: PNG · PDF
  • Blank outline — print & label it yourself: PNG · PDF
  • Counties only — clean labeled reference: PNG · PDF

Oregon maps, coloured by the data

Map of Oregon counties shaded by population — official U.S. Census data
Population Map by County · Census PEP 2023
Map of Oregon counties shaded by median household income — official U.S. Census data
Median Household Income Map by County · Census SAIPE 2023
Map of Oregon counties shaded by unemployment rate — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Unemployment Rate Map by County · BLS LAUS

Cities in Oregon

Oregon has 241 incorporated cities and towns. The largest is Portland in Multnomah County with 642,715 residents. Use the search on the map above to find any city and highlight the county it sits in.

PortlandMultnomah County642,715
EugeneLane County177,520
SalemMarion County176,666
GreshamMultnomah County112,818
HillsboroWashington County107,050
BendDeschutes County101,472
BeavertonWashington County97,502
MedfordJackson County85,794
SpringfieldLane County61,642
CorvallisBenton County60,424
AlbanyLinn County56,773
TigardWashington County55,395
Lake OswegoClackamas County40,367
Grants PassJosephine County39,183
KeizerMarion County39,013
Oregon CityClackamas County37,482
RedmondDeschutes County35,161
McMinnvilleYamhill County34,493
TualatinWashington County27,710
West LinnClackamas County27,065
WoodburnMarion County26,845
Forest GroveWashington County26,406
WilsonvilleClackamas County26,183
NewbergYamhill County25,622
Happy ValleyClackamas County25,572
RoseburgDouglas County23,773
Klamath FallsKlamath County21,879
AshlandJackson County21,343
MilwaukieClackamas County21,256
SherwoodWashington County20,227
HermistonUmatilla County19,406
Central PointJackson County19,183
LebanonLinn County18,978
CanbyClackamas County18,103
DallasPolk County17,214
PendletonUmatilla County17,070
TroutdaleMultnomah County16,000
The DallesWasco County15,973
Coos BayCoos County15,867
St. HelensColumbia County14,152
CorneliusWashington County13,700
La GrandeUnion County13,059
SandyClackamas County12,738
GladstoneClackamas County11,986
OntarioMalheur County11,728
PrinevilleCrook County11,187
MonmouthPolk County11,176
Cottage GroveLane County10,630
FairviewMultnomah County10,627
SilvertonMarion County10,445

Showing the 50 most populous — and 191 more. Search the map above for any Oregon city or village.

A city can span more than one county; each is listed in its primary county — the one its center falls in.

Which Oregon county is the richest, largest, most crowded? The answers

  • Oregon’s highest median household income is in Washington County ($103,486); the lowest is in Wheeler County ($46,315). Census SAIPE 2023
  • Oregon’s most populous county is Multnomah County (789,698); the least populous is Wheeler County (1,436) — a 550× spread. Census PEP 2023
  • Oregon’s largest county by land area is Harney County (10,134 sq mi); the smallest is Multnomah County (431 sq mi). Census TIGER
  • Oregon’s highest population density is in Multnomah County (1,832/sq mi); the lowest is in Harney County (1/sq mi). Census PEP 2023 · TIGER
  • Oregon’s highest poverty rate is in Malheur County (19.7%); the lowest is in Clackamas County (6.9%). Census SAIPE 2023
  • In Oregon, unemployment is highest in Klamath County (6.3%) and lowest in Hood River County (3.9%), for May 2026. BLS LAUS
  • Oregon’s highest median age is in Wheeler County (57.3); the lowest is in Benton County (33.8). Census ACS 2019–2023
  • Oregon’s highest share of bachelor’s degrees is in Benton County (54.4% of adults); the lowest is in Morrow County (9.8%). Census ACS 2019–2023

Every figure is a current official estimate from the source named — not a crowd-sourced or copied value. Suppressed estimates (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) are omitted, never guessed. See the full methodology.

Oregon counties: common questions

How many counties are in Oregon?

Oregon has 36 counties covering 95,997 sq mi and about 4.2M residents. Every one is on the map above and in the table below.

What is the largest county in Oregon?

It depends on the measure. By land area it’s Harney County (10,134 sq mi); by population it’s Multnomah County (789,698 residents).

What county is Portland in?

Portland (population 642,715) is in Multnomah County. Use the search on the map to find any Oregon city’s county.

What is the richest county in Oregon?

By median household income, Washington County is the richest at $103,486; the poorest is Wheeler County at $46,315 (Census SAIPE 2023).

What is the most populous county in Oregon?

Multnomah County, with 789,698 residents — about 18.7% of Oregon’s people, and 550× the least populous, Wheeler County (1,436).

Sources & vintages

  • Population — PEP Vintage 2023 (July 1, 2023) — pep/charv
  • Median household income & poverty — SAIPE 2023
  • Unemployment — BLS LAUS May 2026 (preliminary)
  • Geometry & boundaries — Census TIGERweb
  • Cities & city population — Census TIGERweb Incorporated Places + ACS 5-year 2019–2023

Data current through .