Counties in Oregon by average household size

Morrow County had the highest average household size of 36 counties in 2023, at 2.8 persons per household. Curry County had the lowest, at 2.1 persons per household. The median was 2.4 persons per household and the figure for Oregon was 2.4 persons per household. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest2.8Morrow County
Lowest2.1Curry County
Median2.436 counties
Oregon2.4History

Map of counties, 2023

Baker County: 2.2 persons per householdBenton County: 2.4 persons per householdClackamas County: 2.6 persons per householdClatsop County: 2.2 persons per householdColumbia County: 2.6 persons per householdCoos County: 2.2 persons per householdCrook County: 2.4 persons per householdCurry County: 2.1 persons per householdDeschutes County: 2.4 persons per householdDouglas County: 2.4 persons per householdGilliam County: 2.3 persons per householdGrant County: 2.1 persons per householdHarney County: 2.3 persons per householdHood River County: 2.6 persons per householdJackson County: 2.4 persons per householdJefferson County: 2.8 persons per householdJosephine County: 2.4 persons per householdKlamath County: 2.4 persons per householdLake County: 2.3 persons per householdLane County: 2.3 persons per householdLincoln County: 2.2 persons per householdLinn County: 2.5 persons per householdMalheur County: 2.8 persons per householdMarion County: 2.7 persons per householdMorrow County: 2.8 persons per householdMultnomah County: 2.3 persons per householdPolk County: 2.7 persons per householdSherman County: 2.4 persons per householdTillamook County: 2.3 persons per householdUmatilla County: 2.7 persons per householdUnion County: 2.4 persons per householdWallowa County: 2.2 persons per householdWasco County: 2.4 persons per householdWashington County: 2.6 persons per householdWheeler County: 2.1 persons per householdYamhill County: 2.6 persons per household
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persons per household, 2023. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All counties, 2023

Morrow County: 2.8 persons per householdMorrow County2.8Malheur County: 2.8 persons per householdMalheur County2.8Jefferson County: 2.8 persons per householdJefferson County2.8Umatilla County: 2.7 persons per householdUmatilla County2.7Marion County: 2.7 persons per householdMarion County2.7Polk County: 2.7 persons per householdPolk County2.7Yamhill County: 2.6 persons per householdYamhill County2.6Clackamas County: 2.6 persons per householdClackamas County2.6Columbia County: 2.6 persons per householdColumbia County2.6Hood River County: 2.6 persons per householdHood River County2.6Washington County: 2.6 persons per householdWashington County2.6Linn County: 2.5 persons per householdLinn County2.5Wasco County: 2.4 persons per householdWasco County2.4Deschutes County: 2.4 persons per householdDeschutes County2.4Sherman County: 2.4 persons per householdSherman County2.4Jackson County: 2.4 persons per householdJackson County2.4Crook County: 2.4 persons per householdCrook County2.4Josephine County: 2.4 persons per householdJosephine County2.4Klamath County: 2.4 persons per householdKlamath County2.4Benton County: 2.4 persons per householdBenton County2.4Union County: 2.4 persons per householdUnion County2.4Douglas County: 2.4 persons per householdDouglas County2.4Lane County: 2.3 persons per householdLane County2.3Harney County: 2.3 persons per householdHarney County2.3Gilliam County: 2.3 persons per householdGilliam County2.3Tillamook County: 2.3 persons per householdTillamook County2.3Lake County: 2.3 persons per householdLake County2.3Multnomah County: 2.3 persons per householdMultnomah County2.3Baker County: 2.2 persons per householdBaker County2.2Clatsop County: 2.2 persons per householdClatsop County2.2Coos County: 2.2 persons per householdCoos County2.2Wallowa County: 2.2 persons per householdWallowa County2.2Lincoln County: 2.2 persons per householdLincoln County2.2Wheeler County: 2.1 persons per householdWheeler County2.1Grant County: 2.1 persons per householdGrant County2.1Curry County: 2.1 persons per householdCurry County2.1Morrow County: 2.8 persons per householdMorrow County2.8Malheur County: 2.8 persons per householdMalheur County2.8Jefferson County: 2.8 persons per householdJefferson County2.8Umatilla County: 2.7 persons per householdUmatilla County2.7Marion County: 2.7 persons per householdMarion County2.7Polk County: 2.7 persons per householdPolk County2.7Yamhill County: 2.6 persons per householdYamhill County2.6Clackamas County: 2.6 persons per householdClackamas County2.6Columbia County: 2.6 persons per householdColumbia County2.6Hood River County: 2.6 persons per householdHood River County2.6Washington County: 2.6 persons per householdWashington County2.6Linn County: 2.5 persons per householdLinn County2.5Wasco County: 2.4 persons per householdWasco County2.4Deschutes County: 2.4 persons per householdDeschutes County2.4Sherman County: 2.4 persons per householdSherman County2.4Jackson County: 2.4 persons per householdJackson County2.4Crook County: 2.4 persons per householdCrook County2.4Josephine County: 2.4 persons per householdJosephine County2.4Klamath County: 2.4 persons per householdKlamath County2.4Benton County: 2.4 persons per householdBenton County2.4Union County: 2.4 persons per householdUnion County2.4Douglas County: 2.4 persons per householdDouglas County2.4Lane County: 2.3 persons per householdLane County2.3Harney County: 2.3 persons per householdHarney County2.3Gilliam County: 2.3 persons per householdGilliam County2.3Tillamook County: 2.3 persons per householdTillamook County2.3Lake County: 2.3 persons per householdLake County2.3Multnomah County: 2.3 persons per householdMultnomah County2.3Baker County: 2.2 persons per householdBaker County2.2Clatsop County: 2.2 persons per householdClatsop County2.2Coos County: 2.2 persons per householdCoos County2.2Wallowa County: 2.2 persons per householdWallowa County2.2Lincoln County: 2.2 persons per householdLincoln County2.2Wheeler County: 2.1 persons per householdWheeler County2.1Grant County: 2.1 persons per householdGrant County2.1Curry County: 2.1 persons per householdCurry County2.1
persons per household. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2023
persons per household
Change on 2022
1Morrow County2.8-2.1%
2Malheur County2.8-0.4%
3Jefferson County2.8+0.7%
4Umatilla County2.7-2.2%
5Marion County2.7-1.1%
6Polk County2.70%
7Yamhill County2.6-0.8%
8Clackamas County2.6-0.8%
9Columbia County2.6-1.2%
9Hood River County2.6+0.8%
9Washington County2.6-0.8%
12Linn County2.50%
13Wasco County2.4+0.8%
14Deschutes County2.4-0.4%
14Sherman County2.4-1.2%
16Jackson County2.4-0.8%
17Crook County2.4-0.8%
17Josephine County2.40%
19Klamath County2.4-1.7%
20Benton County2.40%
20Union County2.4-1.3%
22Douglas County2.4-0.4%
23Lane County2.3-0.4%
24Harney County2.3-1.3%
25Gilliam County2.3+0.9%
26Tillamook County2.3-1.7%
27Lake County2.3-1.3%
27Multnomah County2.3-1.7%
29Baker County2.2-2.6%
29Clatsop County2.2-4.3%
29Coos County2.2-1.3%
32Wallowa County2.2-1.3%
33Lincoln County2.2-0.9%
34Wheeler County2.1-4.1%
35Grant County2.1+0.5%
36Curry County2.1-0.5%

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About this ranking

Average number of persons per private household. EU countries: EU-SILC. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate of people in households divided by occupied housing units, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

Covers private households only; people living in institutions or other group quarters are excluded. EU-SILC figures refer to the survey year. The EU and US surveys differ, so their figures are not strictly comparable.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2023/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2023-b25010.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units, Counties in Oregon by average household size, 2023. U.S. Census Bureau, 29 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2023/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2023-b25010.dat. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/average-household-size/oregon-counties?period=2023. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest average household size?

Morrow County, with 2.8 persons per household in 2023, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest average household size?

Curry County, with 2.1 persons per household in 2023.

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