Oregon 2020 Census Population Density By County Map

Updated on October 16, 2023.

The population density of Oregon from the 2020 Census was 44.14 people per square mile, based on data from the US Census Bureau.

Multnomah County had the highest population density (1,891.25 people per square mile), followed by Washington County (828.93 people per square mile), and then Marion County (292.88 people per square mile). On the other hand, the 3 counties with the lowest population density were: Harney County (0.74 people per square mile), Wheeler County (0.85 people per square mile), and Lake County (1 people per square mile).

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Hover over or click on the counties to see the population density for each county. The data can also be found in a table below. You can use the table to sort, filter, and explore the data further.

Oregon 2020 Census Population Density By County
Oregon 2020 Census Population Density By County
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County Population Density
Baker 5.43
Benton 140.98
Clackamas 225.27
Clatsop 49.60
Columbia 79.84
Coos 40.68
Crook 8.30
Curry 14.40
Deschutes 65.70
Douglas 22.08
Gilliam 1.66
Grant 1.60
Harney 0.74
Hood River 45.93
Jackson 80.22
Jefferson 13.75
Josephine 53.76
Klamath 11.67
Lake 1.00
Lane 84.09
Lincoln 51.37
Linn 56.18
Malheur 3.19
Marion 292.88
Morrow 6.00
Multnomah 1891.25
Polk 118.01
Sherman 2.27
Tillamook 24.85
Umatilla 24.90
Union 12.86
Wallowa 2.35
Wasco 11.20
Washington 828.93
Wheeler 0.85
Yamhill 150.46