Oregon · parcel data

Oregon parcel data

PropRaven serves 2,894,726 distinct parcels for Oregon across 29 counties at serving epoch 2026-08-28 — 1.1% of the 289,423,168 county records in the national coverage summary. 79.3% of those records carry a situs address, 70.6% a usable coordinate, 42.2% an owner name, 49.0% a total assessed value above zero and 23.5% a parcel polygon. The largest county by parcel count is Washington County with 742,124 parcels.

Coverage at a glance

Distinct parcels
2,894,726
Counties with data
29
Situs address
79.3%2,677,362 records
Geocoded
70.6%2,385,116 records
Owner name
42.2%1,425,248 records
Assessed value
49.0%1,653,782 records
Parcel polygon
23.5%793,482 records

Oregon counties with parcel data

29 counties, largest first. Each county links to its own page with the full coverage table, field families and download options.

Oregon counties with parcel data
CountyParcelsAddressGeocodedPopulation
Washington County41067742,12496.1%97.4%611,272
Clackamas County41005550,33897.3%96.3%425,857
Wasco County41065under review2.6%3.5%26,507
Lane County41039317,79388.9%100.0%382,396
Multnomah County41051288,06899.9%99.0%795,897
Marion County41047233,35292.8%93.4%352,867
Klamath County41035122,46550.1%24.9%70,438
Linn County41043108,90883.0%50.1%132,474
Douglas County41019105,69799.1%66.3%112,255
Josephine County4103383,88799.9%49.9%88,276
Polk County4105371,38288.1%50.9%90,549
Coos County4101143,79368.8%4.0%64,326
Umatilla County4105939,75459.9%0.0%80,491
Jackson County4102937,47099.4%89.7%221,331
Benton County4100335,364100.0%0.0%98,899
Crook County4101335,08464.2%49.9%27,336
Tillamook County4105729,85466.4%0.0%27,264
Columbia County4100920,15775.1%1.6%54,063
Malheur County4104518,49856.9%0.0%32,315
Baker County4100115,40156.7%2.5%16,750
Hood River County4102712,111100.0%2.2%23,764
Morrow County410498,0230.0%0.0%12,360
Deschutes County410177,13297.4%99.6%211,535
Yamhill County410715,7423.9%4.5%110,886
Wheeler County410692,58399.2%0.0%1,456
Clatsop County410071,09859.5%0.0%41,043
Harney County410257620.0%0.0%7,402
Curry County410157230.0%0.0%22,774
Gilliam County4102110098.0%0.0%1,971

How to read this table

Parcels is the count of county-level parcel records in the serving epoch, exactly as the coverage summary stores it. A parcel a county source files more than once is counted once per record, which is why state totals across the site add up to more than the 191.3M distinct parcels PropRaven publishes nationally. Address is the share of records with a non-empty situs address and Geocoded the share with a usable coordinate; both are rounded down to one decimal. Population is the Census county population where the gazetteer carries one, so you can judge record counts against the size of the county — a dash means no population row exists for that code.

Counties are matched to the Census county gazetteer by FIPS code. Rows the coverage summary holds under codes that are not counties are left out, so the table lists real counties and county-equivalents only — parishes in Louisiana, boroughs and census areas in Alaska, and independent cities in Virginia, Maryland, Missouri and Nevada each get their own page.

What a Oregon parcel record contains

Every parcel record shares one schema nationally: owner name and mailing address, situs address, assessed and market value, sales and deed history, building permits, hazard and risk flags, and parcel geometry where the county publishes it. Which of those families is populated varies by county — the coverage columns above tell you how much of each is filled for Oregon, and the county pages break the same figures down further. The data dictionary documents every table and column.

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