Oregon Birth Rate By County in 2017

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2017, the birth rate for Oregon was 10.83. Morrow County had the highest birth rate (13.89), followed by Malheur County (13.64), and Marion County (13.08). On the other hand, Curry County had the lowest birth rate (8.03), followed by Benton County (8.17), and Wheeler County (8.22).

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Oregon Birth Rate By County in 2017
Oregon Birth Rate By County in 2017
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County Birth Rate
Baker 10.18
Benton 8.17
Clackamas 10.2
Clatsop 10.55
Columbia 9.54
Coos 9.33
Crook 11.5
Curry 8.03
Deschutes 9.86
Douglas 10.09
Gilliam 9.7
Grant 8.78
Harney 10.33
Hood River 10.67
Jackson 10.64
Jefferson 11.96
Josephine 10.23
Klamath 11.64
Lake 9.41
Lane 9.37
Lincoln 8.38
Linn 11.98
Malheur 13.64
Marion 13.08
Morrow 13.89
Multnomah 10.88
Polk 10.82
Sherman 12.17
Tillamook 9.31
Umatilla 12.38
Union 11.81
Wallowa 9.19
Wasco 12.59
Washington 11.68
Wheeler 8.22
Yamhill 10.77