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Most transient, Oregon counties · 2020

Oregon counties ranked by the smallest share of residents living in the same house as one year earlier (2020 ACS). These are the places where people move the most. This list covers the 36 counties in Oregon that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 36 is 84.3%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPLIVING IN THE SAME HOUSE AS 1 YEAR AGOVS –
01Benton County, OROR97,72875.5%–
02Lane County, OROR381,58478.8%–
03Baker County, OROR16,65880.7%–
04Jefferson County, OROR25,74080.7%–
05Deschutes County, OROR213,07281.5%–
06Clatsop County, OROR40,92681.7%–
07Multnomah County, OROR795,39182.5%–
08Union County, OROR25,90082.6%–
09Klamath County, OROR70,27482.7%–
10Curry County, OROR22,62183.0%–
11Coos County, OROR63,99283.2%–
12Jackson County, OROR221,79583.2%–
13Harney County, OROR7,38083.3%–
14Polk County, OROR90,03783.4%–
15Lincoln County, OROR50,63683.8%–
16Douglas County, OROR111,95184.0%–
17Lake County, OROR8,18784.1%–
18Washington County, OROR611,70884.1%–
19Malheur County, OROR32,26184.3%–
20Umatilla County, OROR81,11984.6%–
21Columbia County, OROR54,09184.8%–
22Crook County, OROR27,56485.2%–
23Tillamook County, OROR27,38485.2%–
24Linn County, OROR132,84385.5%–
25Wasco County, OROR26,31085.5%–
26Josephine County, OROR87,86785.8%–
27Marion County, OROR355,77785.8%–
28Yamhill County, OROR110,02485.8%–
29Clackamas County, OROR426,28086.2%–
30Wheeler County, OROR1,47287.9%–
31Grant County, OROR7,07587.9%–
32Gilliam County, OROR1,97188.4%–
33Morrow County, OROR12,60288.4%–
34Hood River County, OROR23,72089.5%–
35Wallowa County, OROR7,59589.7%–
36Sherman County, OROR2,05191.0%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS