List of cities in Oregon

Map of the United States with Oregon highlighted

Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the Western United States. As of the 2020 U.S. census, it is the 27th-most populous state, with 4,237,256 inhabitants,[1] and ranked 10th by land area, spanning 95,988 square miles (248,610 km2) of land.[2][3] Oregon is divided into 36 counties and contains 241 incorporated cities.[3][4] Approximately 71 percent of the state's population lives in cities, which also generate 83 percent of economic activity and have 82 percent of Oregon's jobs.[4]

The most populous municipality in Oregon is Portland with 652,503 residents, and the least populous municipality is Greenhorn with three residents.[5][6] In 2020, the state had five cities with populations greater than 100,000 residents.[2][7] Portland is also the largest city by land area, at 133.45 sq mi (345.6 km2), while Barlow is the smallest at 0.05 sq mi (0.13 km2).[3][8] The oldest city in Oregon is Oregon City, which was incorporated in 1844 by the Provisional Legislature and was the first recognized city west of the Rocky Mountains.[9] The most recent city to incorporate is La Pine, which was formed in 2006.[10] Cities are able to be dissolved through disincorporation or consolidated to form a new city, such as the amalgamation of three cities in 1965 to create Lincoln City.[11]

All cities have an elected council and an executive that differs based on the chosen form of local government. A majority of large cities use the council–manager form, which has an executive city manager who is appointed by the council but is not directly elected. The mayor–council form includes an elected mayor that serves as the chief executive.[4][12] Until its change to a mayor–council system in 2025, Portland used the commission form of government in which elected members of the city commission were also appointed by the mayor to lead city departments.[12][13] Cities are generally responsible for providing emergency services, land use planning, maintenance of streets, water and waste treatment utilities, and other social services.[4] Revenue for these municipal services is primarily derived from property taxes, followed by fees, hotel taxes, and some funding that is shared with the state government.[14]

## List of incorporated cities

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* Downtown skyline of Portland, the most populous city in Oregon

* Eugene, the second-most populous city in Oregon

* Salem, the third-most populous city in Oregon and the state's capital

* Gresham, the fourth-most populous city in Oregon

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List of cities in Oregon Name  | County[16][a] | Population  | Change,
2010–2020  | Land area[8] | Population density  | Incorporated[15]

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2020 census[2] | 2010 census[18] | sq mi  | km2
Adair Village | Benton | 994  | 840  | +18.33% | 0.44  | 1.1  | 2,259.1/sq mi (872.2/km2)  | 1976
Adams | Umatilla | 389  | 350  | +11.14% | 0.36  | 0.93  | 1,080.6/sq mi (417.2/km2)  | 1893
Adrian | Malheur | 157  | 177  | −11.30% | 0.24  | 0.62  | 654.2/sq mi (252.6/km2)  | 1972
Albany †  | Linn,
Benton | 56,472  | 50,158  | +12.59% | 17.66  | 45.7  | 3,197.7/sq mi (1,234.7/km2)  | 1864
Amity | Yamhill | 1,757  | 1,614  | +8.86% | 0.59  | 1.5  | 2,978.0/sq mi (1,149.8/km2)  | 1880
Antelope | Wasco | 37  | 46  | −19.57% | 0.46  | 1.2  | 80.4/sq mi (31.1/km2)  | 1901
Arlington | Gilliam | 628  | 586  | +7.17% | 2.55  | 6.6  | 246.3/sq mi (95.1/km2)  | 1885
Ashland | Jackson | 21,360  | 20,078  | +6.39% | 6.64  | 17.2  | 3,216.9/sq mi (1,242.0/km2)  | 1874
Astoria †  | Clatsop | 10,181  | 9,477  | +7.43% | 6.14  | 15.9  | 1,658.1/sq mi (640.2/km2)  | 1856
Athena | Umatilla | 1,209  | 1,126  | +7.37% | 0.55  | 1.4  | 2,198.2/sq mi (848.7/km2)  | 1904
Aumsville | Marion | 4,234  | 3,584  | +18.14% | 1.13  | 2.9  | 3,746.9/sq mi (1,446.7/km2)  | 1911
Aurora | Marion | 1,133  | 918  | +23.42% | 0.48  | 1.2  | 2,360.4/sq mi (911.4/km2)  | 1893
Baker City †  | Baker | 10,099  | 9,828  | +2.76% | 7.16  | 18.5  | 1,410.5/sq mi (544.6/km2)  | 1874
Bandon | Coos | 3,321  | 3,066  | +8.32% | 2.77  | 7.2  | 1,198.9/sq mi (462.9/km2)  | 1891
Banks | Washington | 1,837  | 1,777  | +3.38% | 0.76  | 2.0  | 2,417.1/sq mi (933.2/km2)  | 1921
Barlow | Clackamas | 133  | 135  | −1.48% | 0.05  | 0.13  | 2,660.0/sq mi (1,027.0/km2)  | 1903
Bay City | Tillamook | 1,389  | 1,286  | +8.01% | 1.26  | 3.3  | 1,102.4/sq mi (425.6/km2)  | 1910
Beaverton | Washington | 97,494  | 89,803  | +8.56% | 19.60  | 50.8  | 4,974.2/sq mi (1,920.5/km2)  | 1893
Bend †  | Deschutes | 99,178  | 76,639  | +29.41% | 33.62  | 87.1  | 2,950.0/sq mi (1,139.0/km2)  | 1905
Boardman | Morrow | 3,828  | 3,220  | +18.88% | 4.03  | 10.4  | 949.9/sq mi (366.7/km2)  | 1927
Bonanza | Klamath | 404  | 415  | −2.65% | 0.82  | 2.1  | 492.7/sq mi (190.2/km2)  | 1901
Brookings | Curry | 6,744  | 6,336  | +6.44% | 4.15  | 10.7  | 1,625.1/sq mi (627.4/km2)  | 1951
Brownsville | Linn | 1,694  | 1,668  | +1.56% | 1.36  | 3.5  | 1,245.6/sq mi (480.9/km2)  | 1876
Burns †  | Harney | 2,730  | 2,806  | −2.71% | 3.55  | 9.2  | 769.0/sq mi (296.9/km2)  | 1891
Butte Falls | Jackson | 443  | 423  | +4.73% | 0.43  | 1.1  | 1,030.2/sq mi (397.8/km2)  | 1911
Canby | Clackamas | 18,171  | 15,829  | +14.80% | 4.69  | 12.1  | 3,874.4/sq mi (1,495.9/km2)  | 1893
Cannon Beach | Clatsop | 1,489  | 1,690  | −11.89% | 1.57  | 4.1  | 948.4/sq mi (366.2/km2)  | 1956
Canyon City †  | Grant | 660  | 703  | −6.12% | 1.41  | 3.7  | 468.1/sq mi (180.7/km2)  | 1864
Canyonville | Douglas | 1,640  | 1,884  | −12.95% | 1.06  | 2.7  | 1,547.2/sq mi (597.4/km2)  | 1901
Carlton | Yamhill | 2,220  | 2,007  | +10.61% | 0.88  | 2.3  | 2,522.7/sq mi (974.0/km2)  | 1899
Cascade Locks | Hood River | 1,379  | 1,144  | +20.54% | 2.08  | 5.4  | 663.0/sq mi (256.0/km2)  | 1935
Cave Junction | Josephine | 2,071  | 1,883  | +9.98% | 1.81  | 4.7  | 1,144.2/sq mi (441.8/km2)  | 1948
Central Point | Jackson | 18,997  | 17,169  | +10.65% | 3.93  | 10.2  | 4,833.8/sq mi (1,866.4/km2)  | 1889
Chiloquin | Klamath | 767  | 734  | +4.50% | 0.82  | 2.1  | 935.4/sq mi (361.1/km2)  | 1926
Clatskanie | Columbia | 1,716  | 1,737  | −1.21% | 1.30  | 3.4  | 1,320.0/sq mi (509.7/km2)  | 1891
Coburg | Lane | 1,306  | 1,035  | +26.18% | 1.03  | 2.7  | 1,268.0/sq mi (489.6/km2)  | 1893
Columbia City | Columbia | 1,949  | 1,946  | +0.15% | 0.79  | 2.0  | 2,467.1/sq mi (952.5/km2)  | 1926
Condon †  | Gilliam | 711  | 682  | +4.25% | 0.82  | 2.1  | 867.1/sq mi (334.8/km2)  | 1893
Coos Bay | Coos | 15,985  | 15,967  | +0.11% | 10.63  | 27.5  | 1,503.8/sq mi (580.6/km2)  | 1874
Coquille †  | Coos | 4,015  | 3,866  | +3.85% | 2.76  | 7.1  | 1,454.7/sq mi (561.7/km2)  | 1885
Cornelius | Washington | 12,694  | 11,869  | +6.95% | 2.34  | 6.1  | 5,424.8/sq mi (2,094.5/km2)  | 1893
Corvallis †  | Benton | 59,922  | 54,462  | +10.03% | 14.27  | 37.0  | 4,199.2/sq mi (1,621.3/km2)  | 1857
Cottage Grove | Lane | 10,574  | 9,686  | +9.17% | 3.86  | 10.0  | 2,739.4/sq mi (1,057.7/km2)  | 1887
Cove | Union | 620  | 552  | +12.32% | 0.80  | 2.1  | 775.0/sq mi (299.2/km2)  | 1904
Creswell | Lane | 5,641  | 5,031  | +12.12% | 1.71  | 4.4  | 3,298.8/sq mi (1,273.7/km2)  | 1909
Culver | Jefferson | 1,602  | 1,357  | +18.05% | 0.70  | 1.8  | 2,288.6/sq mi (883.6/km2)  | 1946
Dallas †  | Polk | 16,854  | 14,583  | +15.57% | 4.91  | 12.7  | 3,432.6/sq mi (1,325.3/km2)  | 1874
Dayton | Yamhill | 2,678  | 2,534  | +5.68% | 0.84  | 2.2  | 3,188.1/sq mi (1,230.9/km2)  | 1880
Dayville | Grant | 132  | 149  | −11.41% | 0.53  | 1.4  | 249.1/sq mi (96.2/km2)  | 1914
Depoe Bay | Lincoln | 1,515  | 1,398  | +8.37% | 1.81  | 4.7  | 837.0/sq mi (323.2/km2)  | 1973
Detroit | Marion | 203  | 202  | +0.50% | 0.59  | 1.5  | 344.1/sq mi (132.8/km2)  | 1952
Donald | Marion | 1,009  | 979  | +3.06% | 0.28  | 0.73  | 3,603.6/sq mi (1,391.3/km2)  | 1912
Drain | Douglas | 1,172  | 1,151  | +1.82% | 0.63  | 1.6  | 1,860.3/sq mi (718.3/km2)  | 1887
Dufur | Wasco | 632  | 604  | +4.64% | 0.59  | 1.5  | 1,071.2/sq mi (413.6/km2)  | 1893
Dundee | Yamhill | 3,238  | 3,162  | +2.40% | 1.34  | 3.5  | 2,416.4/sq mi (933.0/km2)  | 1895
Dunes City | Lane | 1,428  | 1,303  | +9.59% | 2.69  | 7.0  | 530.9/sq mi (205.0/km2)  | 1963
Durham | Washington | 1,944  | 1,351  | +43.89% | 0.41  | 1.1  | 4,741.5/sq mi (1,830.7/km2)  | 1966
Eagle Point | Jackson | 9,686  | 8,469  | +14.37% | 2.97  | 7.7  | 3,261.3/sq mi (1,259.2/km2)  | 1911
Echo | Umatilla | 632  | 699  | −9.59% | 0.58  | 1.5  | 1,089.7/sq mi (420.7/km2)  | 1904
Elgin | Union | 1,717  | 1,711  | +0.35% | 1.01  | 2.6  | 1,700.0/sq mi (656.4/km2)  | 1891
Elkton | Douglas | 183  | 195  | −6.15% | 0.23  | 0.60  | 795.7/sq mi (307.2/km2)  | 1948
Enterprise †  | Wallowa | 2,052  | 1,940  | +5.77% | 1.47  | 3.8  | 1,395.9/sq mi (539.0/km2)  | 1889
Estacada | Clackamas | 4,356  | 2,695  | +61.63% | 2.27  | 5.9  | 1,918.9/sq mi (740.9/km2)  | 1905
Eugene †  | Lane | 176,654  | 156,185  | +13.11% | 44.18  | 114.4  | 3,998.5/sq mi (1,543.8/km2)  | 1862
Fairview | Multnomah | 10,424  | 8,920  | +16.86% | 3.09  | 8.0  | 3,373.5/sq mi (1,302.5/km2)  | 1908
Falls City | Polk | 1,051  | 947  | +10.98% | 1.20  | 3.1  | 875.8/sq mi (338.2/km2)  | 1893
Florence | Lane | 9,396  | 8,466  | +10.99% | 5.42  | 14.0  | 1,733.6/sq mi (669.3/km2)  | 1893
Forest Grove | Washington | 26,225  | 21,083  | +24.39% | 5.83  | 15.1  | 4,498.3/sq mi (1,736.8/km2)  | 1872
Fossil †  | Wheeler | 447  | 473  | −5.50% | 0.78  | 2.0  | 573.1/sq mi (221.3/km2)  | 1891
Garibaldi | Tillamook | 830  | 779  | +6.55% | 0.99  | 2.6  | 838.4/sq mi (323.7/km2)  | 1946
Gaston | Washington,
Yamhill | 676  | 637  | +6.12% | 0.34  | 0.88  | 1,988.2/sq mi (767.7/km2)  | 1911
Gates | Marion,
Linn | 548  | 471  | +16.35% | 0.65  | 1.7  | 843.1/sq mi (325.5/km2)  | 1950
Gearhart | Clatsop | 1,793  | 1,462  | +22.64% | 1.85  | 4.8  | 969.2/sq mi (374.2/km2)  | 1918
Gervais | Marion | 2,595  | 2,464  | +5.32% | 0.41  | 1.1  | 6,329.3/sq mi (2,443.7/km2)  | 1874
Gladstone | Clackamas | 12,017  | 11,497  | +4.52% | 2.40  | 6.2  | 5,007.1/sq mi (1,933.2/km2)  | 1911
Glendale | Douglas | 858  | 874  | −1.83% | 0.39  | 1.0  | 2,200.0/sq mi (849.4/km2)  | 1901
Gold Beach †  | Curry | 2,341  | 2,253  | +3.91% | 2.53  | 6.6  | 925.3/sq mi (357.3/km2)  | 1945
Gold Hill | Jackson | 1,335  | 1,220  | +9.43% | 0.76  | 2.0  | 1,756.6/sq mi (678.2/km2)  | 1895
Granite | Grant | 32  | 38  | −15.79% | 0.37  | 0.96  | 86.5/sq mi (33.4/km2)  | 1901
Grants Pass †  | Josephine | 39,189  | 34,533  | +13.48% | 11.52  | 29.8  | 3,401.8/sq mi (1,313.5/km2)  | 1887
Grass Valley | Sherman | 149  | 164  | −9.15% | 0.51  | 1.3  | 292.2/sq mi (112.8/km2)  | 1901
Greenhorn | Baker,
Grant | 3  | 0  | NA  | 0.09  | 0.23  | 33.3/sq mi (12.9/km2)  | 1903
Gresham | Multnomah | 114,247  | 105,594  | +8.19% | 23.47  | 60.8  | 4,867.8/sq mi (1,879.5/km2)  | 1904
Haines | Baker | 373  | 416  | −10.34% | 0.76  | 2.0  | 490.8/sq mi (189.5/km2)  | 1909
Halfway | Baker | 351  | 288  | +21.88% | 0.37  | 0.96  | 948.6/sq mi (366.3/km2)  | 1909
Halsey | Linn | 962  | 904  | +6.42% | 0.56  | 1.5  | 1,717.9/sq mi (663.3/km2)  | 1876
Happy Valley | Clackamas | 23,733  | 13,903  | +70.70% | 11.58  | 30.0  | 2,049.5/sq mi (791.3/km2)  | 1965
Harrisburg | Linn | 3,652  | 3,567  | +2.38% | 1.40  | 3.6  | 2,608.6/sq mi (1,007.2/km2)  | 1866
Helix | Umatilla | 194  | 184  | +5.43% | 0.13  | 0.34  | 1,492.3/sq mi (576.2/km2)  | 1903
Heppner †  | Morrow | 1,187  | 1,291  | −8.06% | 1.23  | 3.2  | 965.0/sq mi (372.6/km2)  | 1887
Hermiston | Umatilla | 19,354  | 16,745  | +15.58% | 8.28  | 21.4  | 2,337.4/sq mi (902.5/km2)  | 1907
Hillsboro †  | Washington | 106,447  | 91,611  | +16.19% | 25.67  | 66.5  | 4,146.7/sq mi (1,601.1/km2)  | 1876
Hines | Harney | 1,645  | 1,563  | +5.25% | 2.06  | 5.3  | 798.5/sq mi (308.3/km2)  | 1930
Hood River †  | Hood River | 8,313  | 7,167  | +15.99% | 2.60  | 6.7  | 3,197.3/sq mi (1,234.5/km2)  | 1901
Hubbard | Marion | 3,426  | 3,173  | +7.97% | 0.71  | 1.8  | 4,825.4/sq mi (1,863.1/km2)  | 1891
Huntington | Baker | 502  | 440  | +14.09% | 0.74  | 1.9  | 678.4/sq mi (261.9/km2)  | 1891
Idanha | Marion,
Linn | 156  | 134  | +16.42% | 0.74  | 1.9  | 210.8/sq mi (81.4/km2)  | 1949
Imbler | Union | 245  | 306  | −19.93% | 0.22  | 0.57  | 1,113.6/sq mi (430.0/km2)  | 1922
Independence | Polk | 9,828  | 8,590  | +14.41% | 2.98  | 7.7  | 3,298.0/sq mi (1,273.4/km2)  | 1874
Ione | Morrow | 337  | 329  | +2.43% | 0.76  | 2.0  | 443.4/sq mi (171.2/km2)  | 1903
Irrigon | Morrow | 2,011  | 1,826  | +10.13% | 1.30  | 3.4  | 1,546.9/sq mi (597.3/km2)  | 1957
Island City | Union | 1,144  | 989  | +15.67% | 0.98  | 2.5  | 1,167.3/sq mi (450.7/km2)  | 1904
Jacksonville | Jackson | 3,020  | 2,785  | +8.44% | 1.89  | 4.9  | 1,597.9/sq mi (616.9/km2)  | 1860
Jefferson | Marion | 3,327  | 3,098  | +7.39% | 0.86  | 2.2  | 3,868.6/sq mi (1,493.7/km2)  | 1870
John Day | Grant | 1,664  | 1,744  | −4.59% | 2.26  | 5.9  | 736.3/sq mi (284.3/km2)  | 1901
Johnson City | Clackamas | 539  | 566  | −4.77% | 0.07  | 0.18  | 7,700.0/sq mi (2,973.0/km2)  | 1970
Jordan Valley | Malheur | 130  | 181  | −28.18% | 2.08  | 5.4  | 62.5/sq mi (24.1/km2)  | 1911
Joseph | Wallowa | 1,154  | 1,081  | +6.75% | 0.91  | 2.4  | 1,268.1/sq mi (489.6/km2)  | 1887
Junction City | Lane | 6,787  | 5,392  | +25.87% | 3.29  | 8.5  | 2,062.9/sq mi (796.5/km2)  | 1872
Keizer | Marion | 39,376  | 36,478  | +7.94% | 7.19  | 18.6  | 5,476.5/sq mi (2,114.5/km2)  | 1983
King City | Washington | 5,184  | 3,111  | +66.63% | 0.81  | 2.1  | 6,400.0/sq mi (2,471.1/km2)  | 1966
Klamath Falls †  | Klamath | 21,813  | 20,840  | +4.67% | 20.14  | 52.2  | 1,083.1/sq mi (418.2/km2)  | 1893
La Grande †  | Union | 13,026  | 13,082  | −0.43% | 4.58  | 11.9  | 2,844.1/sq mi (1,098.1/km2)  | 1865
La Pine | Deschutes | 2,512  | 1,653  | +51.97% | 7.14  | 18.5  | 351.8/sq mi (135.8/km2)  | 2006[10]
Lafayette | Yamhill | 4,423  | 3,742  | +18.20% | 0.86  | 2.2  | 5,143.0/sq mi (1,985.7/km2)  | 1878
Lake Oswego | Clackamas,
Multnomah,
Washington | 40,732  | 36,619  | +11.23% | 10.78  | 27.9  | 3,778.5/sq mi (1,458.9/km2)  | 1910
Lakeside | Coos | 1,904  | 1,699  | +12.07% | 2.00  | 5.2  | 952.0/sq mi (367.6/km2)  | 1974
Lakeview †  | Lake | 2,418  | 2,294  | +5.41% | 2.43  | 6.3  | 995.1/sq mi (384.2/km2)  | 1889
Lebanon | Linn | 18,447  | 15,518  | +18.87% | 7.01  | 18.2  | 2,631.5/sq mi (1,016.0/km2)  | 1878
Lexington | Morrow | 238  | 238  | 0.00%  | 0.44  | 1.1  | 540.9/sq mi (208.8/km2)  | 1903
Lincoln City | Lincoln | 9,815  | 7,930  | +23.77% | 6.05  | 15.7  | 1,622.3/sq mi (626.4/km2)  | 1965
Lonerock | Gilliam | 25  | 21  | +19.05% | 1.01  | 2.6  | 24.8/sq mi (9.6/km2)  | 1901
Long Creek | Grant | 173  | 197  | −12.18% | 1.02  | 2.6  | 169.6/sq mi (65.5/km2)  | 1891
Lostine | Wallowa | 241  | 213  | +13.15% | 0.29  | 0.75  | 831.0/sq mi (320.9/km2)  | 1903
Lowell | Lane | 1,196  | 1,045  | +14.45% | 0.87  | 2.3  | 1,374.7/sq mi (530.8/km2)  | 1954
Lyons | Linn | 1,202  | 1,161  | +3.53% | 0.87  | 2.3  | 1,381.6/sq mi (533.4/km2)  | 1958
Madras †  | Jefferson | 7,456  | 6,046  | +23.32% | 8.16  | 21.1  | 913.7/sq mi (352.8/km2)  | 1910
Malin | Klamath | 731  | 805  | −9.19% | 0.50  | 1.3  | 1,462.0/sq mi (564.5/km2)  | 1922
Manzanita | Tillamook | 603  | 598  | +0.84% | 0.82  | 2.1  | 735.4/sq mi (283.9/km2)  | 1946
Maupin | Wasco | 427  | 418  | +2.15% | 1.40  | 3.6  | 305.0/sq mi (117.8/km2)  | 1922
Maywood Park | Multnomah | 829  | 752  | +10.24% | 0.17  | 0.44  | 4,876.5/sq mi (1,882.8/km2)  | 1967
McMinnville †  | Yamhill | 34,319  | 32,187  | +6.62% | 10.58  | 27.4  | 3,243.8/sq mi (1,252.4/km2)  | 1876
Medford †  | Jackson | 85,824  | 74,907  | +14.57% | 25.89  | 67.1  | 3,314.9/sq mi (1,279.9/km2)  | 1885
Merrill | Klamath | 821  | 844  | −2.73% | 0.46  | 1.2  | 1,784.8/sq mi (689.1/km2)  | 1903
Metolius | Jefferson | 978  | 710  | +37.75% | 0.48  | 1.2  | 2,037.5/sq mi (786.7/km2)  | 1913
Mill City | Marion,
Linn | 1,971  | 1,855  | +6.25% | 0.86  | 2.2  | 2,291.9/sq mi (884.9/km2)  | 1947
Millersburg | Linn | 2,919  | 1,329  | +119.64% | 4.46  | 11.6  | 654.5/sq mi (252.7/km2)  | 1974
Milton-Freewater | Umatilla | 7,151  | 7,050  | +1.43% | 2.03  | 5.3  | 3,522.7/sq mi (1,360.1/km2)  | 1950
Milwaukie | Clackamas,
Multnomah | 21,119  | 20,291  | +4.08% | 4.98  | 12.9  | 4,240.8/sq mi (1,637.4/km2)  | 1903
Mitchell | Wheeler | 138  | 130  | +6.15% | 1.28  | 3.3  | 107.8/sq mi (41.6/km2)  | 1891
Molalla | Clackamas | 10,228  | 8,108  | +26.15% | 2.42  | 6.3  | 4,226.4/sq mi (1,631.8/km2)  | 1913
Monmouth | Polk | 11,100  | 9,534  | +16.43% | 2.17  | 5.6  | 5,115.2/sq mi (1,975.0/km2)  | 1859
Monroe | Benton | 647  | 617  | +4.86% | 0.51  | 1.3  | 1,268.6/sq mi (489.8/km2)  | 1914
Monument | Grant | 115  | 128  | −10.16% | 0.51  | 1.3  | 225.5/sq mi (87.1/km2)  | 1905
Moro †  | Sherman | 367  | 324  | +13.27% | 0.50  | 1.3  | 734.0/sq mi (283.4/km2)  | 1899
Mosier | Wasco | 468  | 433  | +8.08% | 0.46  | 1.2  | 1,017.4/sq mi (392.8/km2)  | 1914
Mount Vernon | Grant | 548  | 527  | +3.98% | 0.68  | 1.8  | 805.9/sq mi (311.2/km2)  | 1948
Mt. Angel | Marion | 3,392  | 3,286  | +3.23% | 1.14  | 3.0  | 2,975.4/sq mi (1,148.8/km2)  | 1893
Myrtle Creek | Douglas | 3,481  | 3,439  | +1.22% | 2.50  | 6.5  | 1,392.4/sq mi (537.6/km2)  | 1893
Myrtle Point | Coos | 2,475  | 2,514  | −1.55% | 1.61  | 4.2  | 1,537.3/sq mi (593.5/km2)  | 1887
Nehalem | Tillamook | 270  | 271  | −0.37% | 0.27  | 0.70  | 1,000.0/sq mi (386.1/km2)  | 1899
Newberg | Yamhill | 25,138  | 22,068  | +13.91% | 5.91  | 15.3  | 4,253.5/sq mi (1,642.3/km2)  | 1889
Newport †  | Lincoln | 10,256  | 9,989  | +2.67% | 9.98  | 25.8  | 1,027.7/sq mi (396.8/km2)  | 1882
North Bend | Coos | 10,317  | 9,695  | +6.42% | 3.93  | 10.2  | 2,625.2/sq mi (1,013.6/km2)  | 1903
North Plains | Washington | 3,441  | 1,947  | +76.73% | 1.09  | 2.8  | 3,156.9/sq mi (1,218.9/km2)  | 1963
North Powder | Union | 504  | 439  | +14.81% | 0.63  | 1.6  | 800.0/sq mi (308.9/km2)  | 1903
Nyssa | Malheur | 3,198  | 3,267  | −2.11% | 1.55  | 4.0  | 2,063.2/sq mi (796.6/km2)  | 1903
Oakland | Douglas | 934  | 927  | +0.76% | 0.73  | 1.9  | 1,279.5/sq mi (494.0/km2)  | 1878
Oakridge | Lane | 3,206  | 3,205  | +0.03% | 2.16  | 5.6  | 1,484.3/sq mi (573.1/km2)  | 1935
Ontario | Malheur | 11,645  | 11,366  | +2.45% | 5.17  | 13.4  | 2,252.4/sq mi (869.7/km2)  | 1899
Oregon City †  | Clackamas | 37,572  | 31,859  | +17.93% | 10.05  | 26.0  | 3,738.5/sq mi (1,443.4/km2)  | 1844
Paisley | Lake | 250  | 243  | +2.88% | 0.43  | 1.1  | 581.4/sq mi (224.5/km2)  | 1911
Pendleton †  | Umatilla | 17,107  | 16,612  | +2.98% | 11.44  | 29.6  | 1,495.4/sq mi (577.4/km2)  | 1880
Philomath | Benton | 5,350  | 4,584  | +16.71% | 2.02  | 5.2  | 2,648.5/sq mi (1,022.6/km2)  | 1882
Phoenix | Jackson | 4,475  | 4,538  | −1.39% | 1.43  | 3.7  | 3,129.4/sq mi (1,208.3/km2)  | 1910
Pilot Rock | Umatilla | 1,328  | 1,502  | −11.58% | 1.45  | 3.8  | 915.9/sq mi (353.6/km2)  | 1911
Port Orford | Curry | 1,146  | 1,133  | +1.15% | 1.56  | 4.0  | 734.6/sq mi (283.6/km2)  | 1935
Portland †  | Multnomah,
Washington,
Clackamas | 652,503  | 583,776  | +11.77% | 133.45  | 345.6  | 4,889.5/sq mi (1,887.8/km2)  | 1851
Powers | Coos | 710  | 689  | +3.05% | 0.58  | 1.5  | 1,224.1/sq mi (472.6/km2)  | 1945
Prairie City | Grant | 841  | 909  | −7.48% | 0.99  | 2.6  | 849.5/sq mi (328.0/km2)  | 1891
Prescott | Columbia | 82  | 55  | +49.09% | 0.07  | 0.18  | 1,171.4/sq mi (452.3/km2)  | 1947
Prineville †  | Crook | 10,736  | 9,253  | +16.03% | 12.83  | 33.2  | 836.8/sq mi (323.1/km2)  | 1880
Rainier | Columbia | 1,911  | 1,895  | +0.84% | 4.08  | 10.6  | 468.4/sq mi (180.8/km2)  | 1885
Redmond | Deschutes | 33,274  | 26,215  | +26.93% | 18.26  | 47.3  | 1,822.2/sq mi (703.6/km2)  | 1910
Reedsport | Douglas | 4,310  | 4,154  | +3.76% | 2.07  | 5.4  | 2,082.1/sq mi (803.9/km2)  | 1919
Richland | Baker | 165  | 156  | +5.77% | 0.11  | 0.28  | 1,500.0/sq mi (579.2/km2)  | 1917
Riddle | Douglas | 1,214  | 1,185  | +2.45% | 0.64  | 1.7  | 1,896.9/sq mi (732.4/km2)  | 1893
Rivergrove | Clackamas,
Washington | 545  | 289  | +88.58% | 0.17  | 0.44  | 3,205.9/sq mi (1,237.8/km2)  | 1971
Rockaway Beach | Tillamook | 1,441  | 1,312  | +9.83% | 1.60  | 4.1  | 900.6/sq mi (347.7/km2)  | 1942
Rogue River | Jackson | 2,407  | 2,131  | +12.95% | 0.97  | 2.5  | 2,481.4/sq mi (958.1/km2)  | 1912
Roseburg †  | Douglas | 23,683  | 21,181  | +11.81% | 10.72  | 27.8  | 2,209.2/sq mi (853.0/km2)  | 1868
Rufus | Sherman | 268  | 249  | +7.63% | 1.18  | 3.1  | 227.1/sq mi (87.7/km2)  | 1965
Salem ‡  | Marion,
Polk | 175,535  | 154,637  | +13.51% | 48.80  | 126.4  | 3,597.0/sq mi (1,388.8/km2)  | 1857
Sandy | Clackamas | 12,612  | 9,570  | +31.79% | 3.57  | 9.2  | 3,532.8/sq mi (1,364.0/km2)  | 1911
Scappoose | Columbia | 8,010  | 6,592  | +21.51% | 3.43  | 8.9  | 2,335.3/sq mi (901.7/km2)  | 1921
Scio | Linn | 956  | 838  | +14.08% | 0.41  | 1.1  | 2,331.7/sq mi (900.3/km2)  | 1866
Scotts Mills | Marion | 419  | 357  | +17.37% | 0.36  | 0.93  | 1,163.9/sq mi (449.4/km2)  | 1916
Seaside | Clatsop | 7,115  | 6,457  | +10.19% | 3.89  | 10.1  | 1,829.0/sq mi (706.2/km2)  | 1899
Seneca | Grant | 165  | 199  | −17.09% | 0.80  | 2.1  | 206.3/sq mi (79.6/km2)  | 1970
Shady Cove | Jackson | 3,081  | 2,904  | +6.10% | 1.95  | 5.1  | 1,580.0/sq mi (610.0/km2)  | 1972
Shaniko | Wasco | 30  | 36  | −16.67% | 0.50  | 1.3  | 60.0/sq mi (23.2/km2)  | 1901
Sheridan | Yamhill | 6,233  | 6,127  | +1.73% | 2.10  | 5.4  | 2,968.1/sq mi (1,146.0/km2)  | 1880
Sherwood | Washington | 20,450  | 18,194  | +12.40% | 4.83  | 12.5  | 4,234.0/sq mi (1,634.7/km2)  | 1893
Siletz | Lincoln | 1,230  | 1,212  | +1.49% | 0.63  | 1.6  | 1,952.4/sq mi (753.8/km2)  | 1946
Silverton | Marion | 10,484  | 9,222  | +13.68% | 3.51  | 9.1  | 2,986.9/sq mi (1,153.2/km2)  | 1885
Sisters | Deschutes | 3,064  | 2,038  | +50.34% | 1.93  | 5.0  | 1,587.6/sq mi (613.0/km2)  | 1946
Sodaville | Linn | 360  | 308  | +16.88% | 0.31  | 0.80  | 1,161.3/sq mi (448.4/km2)  | 1880
Spray | Wheeler | 139  | 160  | −13.12% | 0.29  | 0.75  | 479.3/sq mi (185.1/km2)  | 1958
Springfield | Lane | 61,851  | 59,403  | +4.12% | 15.85  | 41.1  | 3,902.3/sq mi (1,506.7/km2)  | 1885
St. Helens †  | Columbia | 13,817  | 12,883  | +7.25% | 4.82  | 12.5  | 2,866.6/sq mi (1,106.8/km2)  | 1889
St. Paul | Marion | 434  | 421  | +3.09% | 0.29  | 0.75  | 1,496.6/sq mi (577.8/km2)  | 1901
Stanfield | Umatilla | 2,144  | 2,043  | +4.94% | 1.51  | 3.9  | 1,419.9/sq mi (548.2/km2)  | 1910
Stayton | Marion | 8,244  | 7,644  | +7.85% | 3.08  | 8.0  | 2,676.6/sq mi (1,033.5/km2)  | 1901
Sublimity | Marion | 2,967  | 2,681  | +10.67% | 0.94  | 2.4  | 3,156.4/sq mi (1,218.7/km2)  | 1903
Summerville | Union | 119  | 135  | −11.85% | 0.26  | 0.67  | 457.7/sq mi (176.7/km2)  | 1885
Sumpter | Baker | 204  | 204  | 0.00%  | 2.18  | 5.6  | 93.6/sq mi (36.1/km2)  | 1901
Sutherlin | Douglas | 8,524  | 7,810  | +9.14% | 6.47  | 16.8  | 1,317.5/sq mi (508.7/km2)  | 1911
Sweet Home | Linn | 9,828  | 8,925  | +10.12% | 5.30  | 13.7  | 1,854.3/sq mi (716.0/km2)  | 1893
Talent | Jackson | 6,282  | 6,066  | +3.56% | 1.33  | 3.4  | 4,723.3/sq mi (1,823.7/km2)  | 1910
Tangent | Linn | 1,231  | 1,164  | +5.76% | 3.78  | 9.8  | 325.7/sq mi (125.7/km2)  | 1893
The Dalles †  | Wasco | 16,010  | 13,620  | +17.55% | 6.66  | 17.2  | 2,403.9/sq mi (928.2/km2)  | 1857
Tigard | Washington | 54,539  | 48,035  | +13.54% | 12.67  | 32.8  | 4,304.6/sq mi (1,662.0/km2)  | 1961
Tillamook †  | Tillamook | 5,204  | 4,935  | +5.45% | 1.90  | 4.9  | 2,738.9/sq mi (1,057.5/km2)  | 1891
Toledo | Lincoln | 3,546  | 3,465  | +2.34% | 2.15  | 5.6  | 1,649.3/sq mi (636.8/km2)  | 1905
Troutdale | Multnomah | 16,300  | 15,962  | +2.12% | 5.95  | 15.4  | 2,739.5/sq mi (1,057.7/km2)  | 1907
Tualatin | Washington,
Clackamas | 27,942  | 26,054  | +7.25% | 8.28  | 21.4  | 3,374.6/sq mi (1,303.0/km2)  | 1913
Turner | Marion | 2,454  | 1,854  | +32.36% | 1.43  | 3.7  | 1,716.1/sq mi (662.6/km2)  | 1905
Ukiah | Umatilla | 159  | 186  | −14.52% | 0.24  | 0.62  | 662.5/sq mi (255.8/km2)  | 1969
Umatilla | Umatilla | 7,363  | 6,906  | +6.62% | 4.91  | 12.7  | 1,499.6/sq mi (579.0/km2)  | 1864
Union | Union | 2,152  | 2,121  | +1.46% | 2.49  | 6.4  | 864.3/sq mi (333.7/km2)  | 1878
Unity | Baker | 40  | 71  | −43.66% | 0.64  | 1.7  | 62.5/sq mi (24.1/km2)  | 1972
Vale †  | Malheur | 1,894  | 1,874  | +1.07% | 1.14  | 3.0  | 1,661.4/sq mi (641.5/km2)  | 1889
Veneta | Lane | 5,214  | 4,561  | +14.32% | 2.57  | 6.7  | 2,028.8/sq mi (783.3/km2)  | 1962
Vernonia | Columbia | 2,374  | 2,151  | +10.37% | 1.64  | 4.2  | 1,447.6/sq mi (558.9/km2)  | 1891
Waldport | Lincoln | 2,249  | 2,033  | +10.62% | 2.72  | 7.0  | 826.8/sq mi (319.2/km2)  | 1911
Wallowa | Wallowa | 796  | 808  | −1.49% | 0.61  | 1.6  | 1,304.9/sq mi (503.8/km2)  | 1899
Warrenton | Clatsop | 6,277  | 4,989  | +25.82% | 12.66  | 32.8  | 495.8/sq mi (191.4/km2)  | 1899
Wasco | Sherman | 417  | 410  | +1.71% | 1.01  | 2.6  | 412.9/sq mi (159.4/km2)  | 1901
Waterloo | Linn | 222  | 229  | −3.06% | 0.12  | 0.31  | 1,850.0/sq mi (714.3/km2)  | 1893
West Linn | Clackamas | 27,373  | 25,109  | +9.02% | 7.43  | 19.2  | 3,684.1/sq mi (1,422.4/km2)  | 1913
Westfir | Lane | 259  | 253  | +2.37% | 0.31  | 0.80  | 835.5/sq mi (322.6/km2)  | 1979
Weston | Umatilla | 706  | 667  | +5.85% | 0.68  | 1.8  | 1,038.2/sq mi (400.9/km2)  | 1878
Wheeler | Tillamook | 422  | 414  | +1.93% | 0.52  | 1.3  | 811.5/sq mi (313.3/km2)  | 1914
Willamina | Yamhill,
Polk | 2,239  | 2,025  | +10.57% | 0.94  | 2.4  | 2,381.9/sq mi (919.7/km2)  | 1903
Wilsonville | Clackamas,
Washington | 26,664  | 19,509  | +36.68% | 7.51  | 19.5  | 3,550.5/sq mi (1,370.8/km2)  | 1969
Winston | Douglas | 5,625  | 5,379  | +4.57% | 2.76  | 7.1  | 2,038.0/sq mi (786.9/km2)  | 1953
Wood Village | Multnomah | 4,387  | 3,878  | +13.13% | 0.94  | 2.4  | 4,667.0/sq mi (1,801.9/km2)  | 1951
Woodburn | Marion | 26,013  | 24,080  | +8.03% | 5.86  | 15.2  | 4,439.1/sq mi (1,713.9/km2)  | 1889
Yachats | Lincoln | 994  | 690  | +44.06% | 0.91  | 2.4  | 1,092.3/sq mi (421.7/km2)  | 1967
Yamhill | Yamhill | 1,147  | 1,024  | +12.01% | 0.49  | 1.3  | 2,340.8/sq mi (903.8/km2)  | 1891
Yoncalla | Douglas | 1,021  | 1,047  | −2.48% | 0.67  | 1.7  | 1,523.9/sq mi (588.4/km2)  | 1901

## Former cities

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List of former cities in Oregon Name  | County[17] | Incorporated  | Disincorporated  | Notes  | Ref.

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Albina | Multnomah | 1887  | 1891  | Annexed by Portland | [19][20]
Beaver Hill | Coos | 1896  | 1926  | Abandoned after the closure of the Beaver Hill coal mine | [21][22]
Damascus | Clackamas | 2004  | 2020  | Disincorporation approved by voters in 2016, confirmed by Oregon Supreme Court in 2020[b] | [23][24]
Delake | Lincoln | 1949  | 1965  | Consolidated with Oceanlake and Taft to form Lincoln City | [25]
East Portland | Multnomah | 1870  | 1891  | Annexed by Portland | [26]
Freewater | Umatilla | 1902  | 1950  | Consolidated with Milton to form Milton-Freewater | [27][28]
Glenada | Lane | 1912  | 1922  | Abandoned due to encroaching sand dunes | [29]
Hammond | Clatsop | 1899  | 1991  | Consolidated into Warrenton | [30][31]
Juntura | Malheur | 1913  | 1977  | Dissolved and returned city charter to county government  | [32]
Lemati | Lane | 1894  | 1899  | Consolidated into Cottage Grove | [33]
Linnton | Multnomah | 1910  | 1915  | Annexed by Portland | [20][34]
Milton | Umatilla | 1886  | 1950  | Consolidated with Freewater to form Milton-Freewater | [28]
Oceanlake | Lincoln | 1945  | 1965  | Consolidated with Delake and Taft to form Lincoln City | [25]
Orenco | Washington | 1913  | 1938  | Later annexed by Hillsboro | [35]
Rajneeshpuram | Wasco | 1982  | 1985  | Abandoned after sale of the Big Muddy Ranch amid legal disputes with the state government  | [36][37]
St. Johns | Multnomah | 1903  | 1915  | Annexed by Portland | [20][38]
Sellwood | Multnomah | 1887  | 1893  | Annexed by Portland | [26][20]
West Salem | Polk | 1913  | 1949  | Consolidated into Salem | [39]
Taft | Lincoln | 1949  | 1965  | Consolidated with Delake and Oceanlake to form Lincoln City | [25][40]
Willamette | Clackamas | 1908  | 1916  | Annexed by West Linn | [41][42]

## See also

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* List of counties in Oregon
* List of cities and unincorporated communities in Oregon
* List of census-designated places in Oregon
* List of ghost towns in Oregon

## Notes

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1. ^ If a municipality spans multiple counties, the counties are listed in the order given by the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) with the primary county first.[17]
2. ^ A disincorporation vote was approved by Damascus residents in 2016, but was ruled invalid by the Oregon Court of Appeals in 2019.[23] The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that the measure was valid in 2020, allowing for the disincorporation to be completed.[24]

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