County Census Records
Oregon Counties
37 counties with population data from the decennial US Census, 1790 to 2020.
37 counties
Population as of 2020 census
Baker
16,668
Benton
95,184
Clackamas
421,401
Clatsop
41,072
Columbia
52,589
Coos
64,929
Crook
24,738
Curry
23,446
Deschutes
198,253
Douglas
111,201
Gilliam
1,995
Grant
7,233
Harney
7,495
Hood River
23,977
Jackson
223,259
Jefferson
24,502
Josephine
88,090
Klamath
69,413
Lake
8,160
Lane
382,971
Lincoln
50,395
Linn
128,610
Malheur
31,571
Marion
345,920
Morrow
12,186
Multnomah
815,428
Polk
87,433
Sherman
1,870
Tillamook
27,390
Umatilla
80,075
Umpqua
1,250
Union
26,196
Wallowa
7,391
Wasco
26,670
Washington
600,372
Wheeler
1,451
Yamhill
107,722
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