Ranking · Oregon

Richest and poorest places in Oregon

Dunthorpe has the highest median household income of Oregon's 223 ranked places ($250,000 or more); Port Orford has the lowest ($37,212). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the richest places?

Richest places in Oregon, first to fifth: Dunthorpe ($250,000 or more), Bethany ($167,735), Bull Mountain ($165,426), Cedar Mill ($164,079) and Stafford ($163,155).

Richest places in Oregon, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
1 DunthorpeCDP $250,000 or more 1,875Multnomah County
2 Bethanywithin the marginCDP $167,735±$7,067 33,106Washington County
3 Bull Mountainwithin the marginCDP $165,426±$27,857 9,865Washington County
4 Cedar Millwithin the marginCDP $164,079±$18,549 19,471Washington County and 1 more
5 Staffordwithin the marginCDP $163,155±$53,111 1,600Clackamas County
6 Boringwithin the marginCDP $158,625±$76,544 1,869Clackamas County
7 West Linnwithin the margincity $146,507±$13,220 26,567Clackamas County
8 Lake Oswegowithin the margincity $141,549±$6,903 39,722Clackamas County and 2 more
9 Beavercreekwithin the marginCDP $135,032±$23,950 4,894Clackamas County
10 Oak Hillswithin the marginCDP $127,179±$5,092 11,131Washington County
11 Warrenwithin the marginCDP $126,838±$43,527 1,637Columbia County
12 Millersburgwithin the margincity $124,867±$6,681 3,583Linn County
13 Damascuswithin the marginCDP $122,500±$9,841 11,437Clackamas County
14 Happy Valleywithin the margincity $122,151±$9,243 28,916Clackamas County
15 Raleigh Hillswithin the marginCDP $120,000±$21,453 6,744Washington County
16 North Plainswithin the margincity $117,639±$27,218 3,414Washington County
17 Marlene Villagewithin the marginCDP $115,417±$30,028 5,439Washington County
18 Yamhillwithin the margincity $113,750±$21,046 1,220Yamhill County
19 West Haven-Sylvanwithin the marginCDP $110,200±$18,203 7,674Washington County and 1 more
20 Sherwoodwithin the margincity $109,966±$12,934 20,535Washington County
21 Sandywithin the margincity $108,984±$18,920 13,323Clackamas County
22 Tigardwithin the margincity $108,823±$5,405 57,929Washington County
23 Mulinowithin the marginCDP $108,482±$32,415 2,229Clackamas County
24 Aurorawithin the margincity $107,500±$19,602 1,113Marion County
25 RockcreekCDP $107,101±$10,940 9,223Washington County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the poorest places?

Poorest places in Oregon, first to fifth: Port Orford ($37,212), Cave Junction ($39,291), Oakridge ($40,297), Burns ($41,858) and Drain ($46,103).

Poorest places in Oregon, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
223 Port Orfordwithin the margincity $37,212±$10,395 1,101Curry County
222 Cave Junctionwithin the margincity $39,291±$4,775 2,074Josephine County
221 Oakridgewithin the margincity $40,297±$6,793 3,127Lane County
220 Burnswithin the margincity $41,858±$12,852 2,692Harney County
219 Drainwithin the margincity $46,103±$14,423 1,190Douglas County
218 Ontariowithin the margincity $46,308±$8,944 11,957Malheur County
217 Klamath Fallswithin the margincity $46,693±$4,050 22,111Klamath County
216 Seasidewithin the margincity $47,361±$6,608 7,092Clatsop County
215 Myrtle Pointwithin the margincity $47,656±$6,260 2,462Coos County
214 Canyonvillewithin the margincity $47,682±$9,559 1,659Douglas County
213 Bandonwithin the margincity $48,187±$10,423 3,297Coos County
212 Heppnerwithin the margincity $49,521±$18,459 1,128Morrow County
211 Valewithin the margincity $50,313±$10,244 2,055Malheur County
209 Falls Citywithin the margincity $51,250±$21,983 1,042Polk County
209 Sutherlinwithin the margincity $51,250±$13,494 8,635Douglas County
208 Milton-Freewaterwithin the margincity $52,183±$16,520 7,029Umatilla County
207 Grand Rondewithin the marginCDP $52,669±$10,796 1,549Polk County and 1 more
206 Florencewithin the margincity $53,333±$7,931 9,468Lane County
205 Reedsportwithin the margincity $53,571±$8,117 4,271Douglas County
204 Rockaway Beachwithin the margincity $53,872±$8,115 1,455Tillamook County
203 Roseburgwithin the margincity $53,918±$6,645 23,693Douglas County
202 Toledowithin the margincity $53,947±$9,874 3,473Lincoln County
201 Josephwithin the margincity $54,444±$8,030 1,188Wallowa County
200 Rogue Riverwithin the margincity $54,537±$9,327 2,293Jackson County
199 Warm SpringsCDP $54,600±$21,617 2,480Jefferson County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which places in Oregon have the highest income per person?

The survey publishes income per person without a top code, so it gives a figure even for the richest places: Dunthorpe has the highest estimate, $160,263 per resident (±$39,624), clearly ahead of Raleigh Hills ($101,517).

Highest per capita income in Oregon, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell it from the next one.
RankPlaceTypePer capita income
1 DunthorpeCDP$160,263±$39,624
2 Raleigh Hillswithin the marginCDP$101,517±$19,150
3 Lake Oswegowithin the margincity$91,830±$4,605
4 West Haven-Sylvanwithin the marginCDP$82,368±$16,036
5 Staffordwithin the marginCDP$79,911±$15,528
6 Sunriverwithin the marginCDP$78,900±$19,848
7 Cedar Millwithin the marginCDP$75,251±$5,683
8 West Linnwithin the margincity$68,601±$4,294
9 Cannon Beachwithin the margincity$68,287±$14,409
10 BethanyCDP$68,030±$3,911

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median household income is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. 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 American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections