Oregon

Oregon: the places inside it, the companies based here, and where this atlas has research on it.

state · North America · page prepared 2026-11-07

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Oregon at a glance

Rolled up from the 19 regions inside Oregon on this site, with census figures from Statistics Canada.

Population4,238,714
census
Places inside19
12 with a full /local page
Businesses on file120,526
business register, all places inside
Companies headquartered128
in the company directory
Who represents them4
places with a /politics page
Property & employers4 · 0
/property and /employers records
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Who leads Oregon, and how households are doing

Researched 2026-11-09 from official statistics; every figure links to its source.

Leadership
  • Tina Kotek — Governor of Oregon (39th) (Democratic) since 2023-01 ↗
Economy & households
Population
4,273,586 persons (2025) ↗
GDP
343,240.2 USD millions (current dollars, annual) (2025) ↗
Unemployment
5 % (seasonally adjusted) (2026-09) ↗
Median household income
92,740 USD (current dollars, Census CPS ASEC) (2025) ↗
Home ownership
64.1 % (2025) ↗
Debt per person with a credit report
69,600 USD (average debt per person with a credit score; NY Fed Center for Microeconomic Data via USAFacts) (2025) ↗
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Home prices in the biggest cities

As each source measures them (benchmark, median or average sale price); not directly comparable across measures.

City / metroPriceMeasureAs of
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA ↗580,000 USDmedian listing price (Realtor.com)2026-10
Salem ↗499,999 USDmedian listing price (Realtor.com)2026-10
Eugene ↗510,000 USDmedian listing price (Realtor.com)2026-10
Bend-Redmond ↗695,000 USDmedian listing price (Realtor.com)2026-10
Medford ↗525,000 USDmedian listing price (Realtor.com)2026-10
Oregon (statewide) ↗549,900 USDmedian listing price (Realtor.com)2026-10
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Languages

Official-language and home-language figures as the census reports them.

LanguageShareMeasureAs of
Language other than English (any) ↗15.4%% of residents age 5+ speaking a language other than English at home (ACS; 627,300 people)2024
Spanish ↗59.6%% of non-English-at-home speakers age 5+ (373,800 people) (ACS)2024
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Largest companies in Oregon

Ranked by the measure shown, from the cited ranking or filing.

CompanyMeasureValueAs of
Nike, Inc. (Beaverton area) ↗revenue46.3 USD billions2025
Lithia Motors (Medford) ↗revenue37.6 USD billions2025
Columbia Sportswear (Washington County, near Beaverton) ↗revenue3.4 USD billions2025
The Greenbrier Companies (Lake Oswego) ↗revenue3.2 USD billions2025 (FY to Aug 31)
Portland General Electric (Portland) ↗revenue2.9 USD billions2023
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Worth knowing

  • 2025-01Oregon has no lieutenant governor; the Secretary of State is first in line to succeed the governor (Oregon Constitution Art. V §8a). The current Secretary of State is Tobias Read (D), in office since January 6, 2025. ↗
  • 2025Oregon is the 27th-most populous state, with 4.27 million people in 2025 (1.3% of the US). Its population grew by about 8,300 from 2024 to 2025. ↗
  • 2025The average Oregonian with a credit score owed about $6,400 more debt than the average American in 2025. Mortgages made up about 74.8% of household debt in the state. ↗
  • 2025Seven Oregon-based companies are in the Fortune 1000: Nike (90), Lithia Motors (124), Greenbrier (843), Portland General Electric (853), Columbia Sportswear (863), Radius Recycling (976) and KinderCare Learning Centers (1000). ↗
  • 2024Oregon holds 2.6% of all US speakers of Japanese at home, a larger share than for any other non-English language in the state. Spanish, Chinese and Vietnamese are the top three non-English home languages. ↗
  • 2025Intel employs about 22,000 people in Oregon, most at its Hillsboro campus, and has been a top Oregon employer since 1974. Intel is headquartered in California. ↗
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Census

US Census Bureau American Community Survey.

Median household income$80,426
Median rent$1,450/mo
Immigrants9.7%
Renters36.6%
Aged 65+18.6%
Unemployment5.4%
Low income11.9%
Speak a language other than English14.4%
Languages spoken at home (other than English)
  • Spanish360,507 · 8.5%
  • Other Asian and Pacific Island languages43,353 · 1%
  • Other Indo-European languages38,967 · 0.9%
  • Russian, Polish, or other Slavic languages31,785 · 0.7%
  • Chinese (incl. Mandarin, Cantonese)31,556 · 0.7%
  • Vietnamese25,566 · 0.6%
  • Other and unspecified languages17,953 · 0.4%
  • German or other West Germanic languages15,933 · 0.4%
  • French, Haitian, or Cajun12,621 · 0.3%
  • Tagalog (incl. Filipino)11,768 · 0.3%
  • Korean10,280 · 0.2%
  • Arabic8,982 · 0.2%
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Largest places in Oregon

By registry population; places with a full /local page are marked.

  1. 1.Portland, Oregon full652,503
  2. 2.Salem, Oregon full176,666
  3. 3.Eugene, Oregon full176,654
  4. 4.Bend, Oregon full99,178
  5. 5.Beaverton, Oregon full97,494
  6. 6.Medford, Oregon full85,824
  7. 7.Corvallis, Oregon61,087
  8. 8.Lake Oswego, Oregon full40,367
  9. 9.Redmond, Oregon full33,274
  10. 10.Klamath Falls, Oregon full21,813
  11. 11.North Bend-Coos Bay, Oregon full10,231
  12. 12.Astoria, Oregon10,181
  13. 13.Florence, Oregon full9,553
  14. 14.Seaside, OR7,115
  15. 15.Brookings, Oregon6,744
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Companies based in Oregon

128 companies in the Research Upon directory have their headquarters somewhere in Oregon. Search them by name or industry.

areaAbout this page: figures for the whole of Oregon are rolled up from every region inside it; each place inside has a page of its own, and the companies headquartered here are listed above.