Oregon Birth Rate By County in 2012

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the birth rate for Oregon was 11.56. Umatilla had the highest birth rate (14.12), followed by Morrow (13.81), and Marion (13.57). On the other hand, Wheeler had the lowest birth rate (6.36), followed by Wallowa (6.97), and Crook (7.9).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Oregon Birth Rate By County in 2012

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County	Birth Rate
Baker	11.41
Benton	8.48
Clackamas	10.18
Clatsop	11.52
Columbia	9
Coos	9.34
Crook	7.9
Curry	8.53
Deschutes	10.38
Douglas	10.08
Gilliam	8.72
Grant	8.28
Harney	10.81
Hood River	12.67
Jackson	10.98
Jefferson	13.22
Josephine	9.4
Klamath	12.01
Lake	8.66
Lane	9.81
Lincoln	9.08
Linn	12.23
Malheur	13.03
Marion	13.57
Morrow	13.81
Multnomah	12.46
Polk	11.92
Sherman	10.86
Tillamook	9.91
Umatilla	14.12
Union	12.26
Wallowa	6.97
Wasco	11.82
Washington	13.3
Wheeler	6.36
Yamhill	11.22