Explore the links below for an Oregon profile

Related Links See these Web sites for additional information: Oregon Prospector Web site, providing site selection features and extensive demographic data Portland Development Commission Oregon State Economic and Community Development Department Metro, a regional governing agency Oregon Public Utility Commission Portland Regional Partners for Business, a group of economic development professionals who retain and recruit Oregon businesses. Economic development contacts. The Portland Regional Partners for Business maintains this list, which includes names, phone numbers and e-mail addresses.

• Oregon colleges and universities, including two- and four-year institutions and distance learning programs.
• Oregon 2008 wage information (PDF*), Oregon Employment Department. This 190-page document provides wage data for hundreds of occupations and offers a broad spectrum of wage rates from many sectors of the Oregon economy.
• Oregon statistics on the state’s population, labor force, employment, unemployment, income, annual per capital income, building permits, travel expenditures and travel-related expenditures. Compiled by the Oregon Economic & Community Development Department.
• Oregon Opportunities (PDF*), a 22-page overview of the state’s workforce, business climate and communities (2002).
• Oregon population by race (PDF*), U.S. Census data, broken out by all ages and 18 years and older
• Portland area quadrangle maps, including 24 separate community maps. These Oregon Department of Transportation maps list highways, streets, parks, railroads, schools, public buildings, water and land features, and various boundaries.
• Oregon state map
(PDF*, 1.4 MB ) from the Oregon Department of Transportation showing counties, highway numbers and route numbers.
• Article on Oregon’s ranking as the second-least corrupt state. Corporate Crime Reporter, a publication that tracks corporate crime, ranked Oregon as the second-least corrupt state in the country behind Nebraska, according to an article in the Portland Business Journal.

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