Oregon Labor Market Information System
Region 9
Overview
Region 9Region 9 is located in the north-central portion of Oregon and consists of Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, Wasco, and Wheeler counties. The Columbia River, second largest in the U.S., borders the northern part of the region.

The region boasts a number of scenic attractions which, in addition to the Columbia River and Columbia Gorge, include the John Day Fossil Beds, Mt. Hood, and national forest areas. Beginning with the completion in 1937 of Bonneville Dam, much of the state's electricity and water for irrigation has been supplied by the area's hydroelectric projects, which also include The Dalles and John Day dams.

Demographic Profiles
 FROM THE 2000 CENSUS

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What's New
 LOCAL TRENDS AND ANALYSIS
 
Columbia Gorge Labor Force Summary

Oregon Job Vacancies - Central Oregon/Columbia Gorge

2008 Payroll Growth in the Mid-Columbia Region

Dairy Prices Churn $133 Million in North Central Oregon

Mid-Columbia Job Growth: 2007 and 2008

Rural Oregon's Green Job

North Central Oregon Sees Record Farm Sales in 2007

Real Estate Trends in the Mid Columbia and Basin

Job Growth in the Mid-Columbia – 2001 to 2007

Mid-Columbia Sets Records in Employment and Unemployment

2007 Mid-Columbia Real Estate Market Highlights

That’s a Latté Growth!


Regional Contacts
 FOR LABOR MARKET INFORMATION
 
Dallas Fridley
Regional Economist
North Central Oregon
(541) 386-6065

Tony Wendel
Workforce Analyst
North Central Oregon
(541) 276-9050 x232