Oregon Counties

Jefferson County sits in the middle of Oregon, where the high desert meets the Cascade Mountains. Madras is the county seat.

Josephine County is in Southwest Oregon, bordering California. Grants Pass is the biggest city and county seat.

Klamath County sprawls across south-central Oregon, a land of lakes, forests, and wide-open spaces. Crater Lake is here, a national park.

You want remote? Come to Lake County, where the night sky puts on a show like nowhere else. It’s about as far from city life as you can get.

Lane County stretches across the heart of western Oregon, from the Pacific coast to the Cascade peaks. Eugene is the county seat.

Lincoln County is perched on Oregon’s central coast. It’s a place where the forest meets the sea, quite literally. Newport is the county seat.

Linn County is right in the middle of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. It’s nicknamed the “Grass Seed Capital of the World”.

Malheur County sprawls across Oregon’s southeastern corner. It’s a land of wide-open spaces and big skies. It’s Oregon’s second-largest county.

Marion County is in the heart of Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Salem, the state capital, is here. It has its own mix of politics and history.

Morrow County is tucked away in the northeast corner of the state. Windmills spin and wheat grows on the horizon.

Portland’s home turf. Multnomah County sits in northwest Oregon, straddling the Willamette River. It’s Oregon’s most populous county.

Polk County sprawls across Oregon’s Willamette Valley, west of Salem.Western Oregon University calls Monmouth home. The county seat is Dallas.

Sherman County is out in north-central Oregon. The John Day River carves through its eastern edge. You’ll find lots of wheat and wind turbines

Tillamook County hugs Oregon’s northern coast. It’s where forest meets ocean. The county’s named after the Tillamook people.

Umatilla County is tucked away in northeast Oregon, where the Blue Mountains meet the Columbia Plateau. The county’s big on agriculture.