Healthiest Cities in Oregon.

Cities in Oregon whose adults have the lowest rates of chronic health problems.

How we rank: Each city’s adult rates of obesity, diabetes, smoking, inactivity and high blood pressure, compared with the typical US city and averaged. Lower is healthier. These are CDC estimates, not counts.

68 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityObesity
1Bethany25.3%
2Oak Hills29.2%
3Corvallis25.8%
4Lake Oswego29.5%
5Cedar Mill29.9%
6Bend26.5%
7Sherwood32.6%
8West Linn32.0%
9Portland28.5%
10Monmouth31.3%
11Tigard32.4%
12Happy Valley31.3%
13Wilsonville33.3%
14Hillsboro32.9%
15Beaverton32.6%
16Tualatin34.0%
17Newberg34.9%
18Ashland29.6%
19Sandy35.2%
20Eugene34.0%
21Milwaukie34.8%
22Redmond28.5%
23Aloha34.2%
24Troutdale29.9%
25Oregon City35.6%
26Molalla36.1%
27Damascus34.2%
28Forest Grove34.9%
29Oak Grove34.4%
30Santa Clara34.5%
31Gladstone35.5%
32Independence35.0%
33Fairview30.3%
34Canby35.4%
35Central Point31.9%
36Oatfield34.6%
37Keizer41.6%
38Gresham31.2%
39Pendleton36.1%
40Albany38.0%
41Medford33.0%
42Cottage Grove35.6%
43La Grande36.4%
44St. Helens34.1%
45Salem41.4%
46Astoria35.1%
47Hermiston37.2%
48Springfield37.0%
49Cornelius38.3%
50Silverton42.8%
51Dallas33.5%
52McMinnville37.9%
53Baker City37.2%
54North Bend33.3%
55Prineville36.9%
56Lebanon40.2%
57The Dalles38.0%
58Coos Bay33.9%
59Newport36.3%
60Altamont37.5%
61Grants Pass34.1%
62Woodburn44.6%
63Klamath Falls38.2%
64Four Corners45.9%
65Roseburg38.4%
66White City37.5%
67Hayesville46.8%
68Ontario41.0%