Ranking · Oregon

Fastest-growing and fastest-shrinking places in Oregon

Estacada has the highest population change, 2020 to 2025 of Oregon's 162 ranked places (+31.7%); Heppner has the lowest (−5.7%). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census that are incorporated (the Census Bureau estimates only those each year).

Which are the fastest-growing places?

Fastest-growing places in Oregon, first to fifth: Estacada (+31.7%), Happy Valley (+23.5%), Woodburn (+22.5%), Cornelius (+21.8%) and Millersburg (+17.5%).

Fastest-growing places in Oregon, by population change, 2020 to 2025.
RankPlaceTypePopulation change, 2020 to 2025ResidentsCounty
1 Estacadacity +31.7% 5,814Clackamas County
2 Happy Valleycity +23.5% 28,916Clackamas County
3 Woodburncity +22.5% 31,948Marion County
4 Corneliuscity +21.8% 15,520Washington County
5 Millersburgcity +17.5% 3,583Linn County
6 Boardmancity +17.4% 4,495Morrow County
7 Redmondcity +15.7% 38,547Deschutes County
8 Brownsvillecity +12.4% 1,904Linn County
9 Prinevillecity +11.8% 11,994Crook County
10 Umatillacity +11.4% 8,220Umatilla County
11 Lebanoncity +9.4% 20,267Linn County
12 Phoenixcity +8.8% 4,920Jackson County
13 Valecity +8.3% 2,055Malheur County
14 Bendcity +8.2% 107,342Deschutes County
15 Mill Citycity +7.5% 2,125Linn County and 1 more
16 Lowellcity +7.3% 1,283Lane County
17 Wood Villagecity +7.0% 4,706Multnomah County
18 Philomathcity +6.5% 5,699Benton County
19 Lafayettecity +6.3% 4,705Yamhill County
20 Junction Citycity +6.3% 7,224Lane County
21 Dallascity +5.9% 17,890Polk County
22 Newbergcity +5.7% 26,896Yamhill County
23 Tigardcity +5.7% 57,929Washington County
24 Sandycity +5.4% 13,323Clackamas County
25 Culvercity +5.3% 1,689Jefferson County

Source: Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025) · Census population estimates

Which are the fastest-shrinking places?

Fastest-shrinking places in Oregon, first to fifth: Heppner (−5.7%), Brookings (−4.6%), Sisters (−4.2%), Port Orford (−3.8%) and Rogue River (−3.7%).

Fastest-shrinking places in Oregon, by population change, 2020 to 2025.
RankPlaceTypePopulation change, 2020 to 2025ResidentsCounty
162 Heppnercity −5.7% 1,128Morrow County
161 Brookingscity −4.6% 6,431Curry County
160 Sisterscity −4.2% 2,934Deschutes County
159 Port Orfordcity −3.8% 1,101Curry County
158 Rogue Rivercity −3.7% 2,293Jackson County
157 Gold Beachcity −3.7% 2,257Curry County
156 Astoriacity −3.4% 9,838Clatsop County
155 North Bendcity −3.3% 9,966Coos County
154 Troutdalecity −3.2% 15,776Multnomah County
153 Sheridancity −3.0% 6,243Yamhill County
152 Sublimitycity −2.9% 2,882Marion County
151 West Linncity −2.9% 26,567Clackamas County
150 King Citycity −2.8% 5,044Washington County
149 Lake Oswegocity −2.7% 39,722Clackamas County and 2 more
148 Portlandcity −2.7% 635,109Multnomah County and 2 more
147 Oakridgecity −2.5% 3,127Lane County
146 Ashlandcity −2.5% 20,889Jackson County
145 Durhamcity −2.4% 1,904Washington County
144 Greshamcity −2.4% 111,513Multnomah County
143 Auroracity −2.4% 1,113Marion County
142 John Daycity −2.3% 1,634Grant County
141 Hinescity −2.3% 1,610Harney County
140 Jacksonvillecity −2.3% 2,972Jackson County
139 Lakesidecity −2.3% 1,863Coos County
138 Toledocity −2.1% 3,473Lincoln County

Source: Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025) · Census population estimates

How is this ranking made?

Each place's population change, 2020 to 2025 is read from the Census Bureau's April 1, 2020 estimates base and its July 1, 2025 estimate. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and is incorporated. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025) · How ranks are computed

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