Counties · Oregon
Oregon counties
- 35Counties
- 33,769Federal records
33,769 federal facility and compliance records are on file across 35 Oregon counties, listed largest first. Every county with records in more than one program is here, not a selection.
Multnomah County carries the most records of any Oregon county here, 4,744, and Gilliam County the fewest on this list, with 68. Counties are listed largest first, and every one named links to its own profile of federal facility and compliance records and to the industries recorded in it.
- Multnomah County 4,744
- Clackamas County 3,169
- Washington County 2,934
- Marion County 2,810
- Lane County 2,471
- Jackson County 1,928
- Linn County 1,501
- Douglas County 1,440
- Deschutes County 1,432
- Umatilla County 1,048
- Yamhill County 1,034
- Klamath County 835
- Coos County 784
- Josephine County 778
- Polk County 641
- Malheur County 560
- Benton County 503
- Columbia County 466
- Crook County 464
- Union County 418
- Lincoln County 363
- Tillamook County 354
- Wasco County 321
- Morrow County 310
- Clatsop County 301
- Lake County 300
- Baker County 297
- Hood River County 288
- Jefferson County 280
- Harney County 234
- Grant County 227
- Curry County 219
- Wallowa County 161
- Sherman County 86
- Gilliam County 68
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What this page shows
The page lists the counties of Oregon that carry federal facility and compliance records. There are 35 counties with records, and the records total is 33769. Multnomah County has 4744 records, and Clackamas County has 3169 records. Washington County has 2934 records, and Marion County has 2810 records. Lane County has 2471 records. Jackson County has 1928 records, Linn County has 1501 records, Douglas County has 1440 records, Deschutes County has 1432 records, Umatilla County has 1048 records, and Yamhill County has 1034 records. Klamath County has 835 records. A person checking federal records for this state would care about these specific figures to see the volume of data associated with each location. The numbers show the scale of federal documentation present in different parts of the state. This information helps identify where the federal records are held and how many exist in each county. The data provides a clear view of the distribution of federal files across the 35 counties.
Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.