Ranking of Oregon Counties By Percentage of Population that are White Alone in 2014

Updated on June 18, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2014, among all Oregon counties, Wallowa County had the highest percentage of its population who identified their race as White Alone (96.03%), followed by Crook County (95.33%), and Gilliam County (94.91%).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Oregon counties.

You can see similar ranking information for other racial and ethnicity groups in the United States.

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Ranking of Oregon Counties By White Alone Population in 2014

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Ranking of Oregon Counties By Percentage of Pop. that are White Alone in 2014

Wallowa

Crook

Gilliam

Baker

Deschutes

Grant

Sherman

Hood River

Tillamook

Morrow

Ranking of Oregon Counties By Percentage of Pop. that are White Alone in 2014

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Rank	County	% of County Population
1	Wallowa County	96.03
2	Crook County	95.33
3	Gilliam County	94.91
4	Baker County	94.86
5	Deschutes County	94.83
6	Grant County	94.72
7	Sherman County	94.46
8	Hood River County	94.14
9	Tillamook County	94.04
10	Morrow County	93.72
11	Union County	93.62
12	Josephine County	93.54
13	Linn County	93.43
14	Douglas County	93.32
15	Clatsop County	93.31
16	Columbia County	93.27
17	Wheeler County	93.19
18	Curry County	92.81
18	Jackson County	92.81
19	Lake County	92.6
20	Malheur County	92.36
21	Yamhill County	92.03
22	Harney County	91.79
23	Wasco County	91.31
24	Umatilla County	91.04
25	Coos County	90.79
26	Polk County	90.69
27	Clackamas County	90.33
28	Lincoln County	90.15
29	Lane County	90.12
30	Marion County	89.58
31	Klamath County	89.28
32	Benton County	87.81
33	Washington County	82.11
34	Multnomah County	80.29
35	Jefferson County	75.2