Ranking of Oregon Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2012

Updated on June 21, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the Net Domestic Migration for Oregon was 10.90K. Among all Oregon counties, Multnomah County had the highest net domestic migration (4.30K), followed by Clackamas County (2.47K), and Washington County (2.04K).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Oregon counties.

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2012 Census.

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Ranking of Oregon Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2012

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Rank	County	Net Dom. Migration
1	Multnomah County	4302
2	Clackamas County	2468
3	Washington County	2040
4	Deschutes County	1390
5	Jackson County	1168
6	Lane County	539
7	Josephine County	472
8	Lincoln County	418
9	Wasco County	173
10	Coos County	148
11	Clatsop County	78
12	Hood River County	49
13	Douglas County	41
14	Marion County	33
15	Crook County	21
16	Wheeler County	12
17	Gilliam County	5
18	Sherman County	-3
19	Polk County	-7
20	Jefferson County	-27
21	Curry County	-44
22	Baker County	-54
23	Grant County	-59
24	Yamhill County	-71
25	Morrow County	-80
26	Tillamook County	-92
27	Lake County	-114
28	Harney County	-130
29	Wallowa County	-142
30	Benton County	-159
31	Linn County	-160
32	Union County	-172
33	Columbia County	-210
34	Umatilla County	-215
35	Malheur County	-288
36	Klamath County	-429