Total Population
2,103
Population
Growth Rate
-0.40%
Median Age
45
Diversity Index
23.800
Union has maintained its rural charm and friendly atmosphere. With a population of just over 2100 this town has clean air and fabulous water and is a highly desirable place to live, play, retire and visit. Open space, appealing Victorian style homes, buildings and tree-lined streets preserves its historic authenticity.
Union has many great amenities including Buffalo Peak Golf Course, Eastern Oregon Live Stock show, Union County Museum, Union Historic Cemetery, Union Historic Hotel, Historic Carnegie Library, too many to list.
Union offers a unique character and quality of life. Strategically placed between La Grande and North Powder on Highway 203 and 237, Union has much to offer. With the Federal Highway (Interstate 84) 11 miles northwest of Union, access to and from the community is efficient and diverse. Union has infrastructure to allow growth without disturbing the beauty of the landscape.
Total Population
2,103
Population
Growth Rate
-0.40%
Median Age
45
Diversity Index
23.800
Households
868
Owner Occupied
667
Renter Occupied
201
Vacant
79
Median Household
$59,411 $72,470
Average Household
$80,888 $95,054
Per Capita
$33,389 $39,713
Total Businesses
60
Total Employed
286
Workers 16+
1,061
2024 HealthCare / Social Assistance
Businesses
6
Employed
57
2024 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
2
Employed
40
2024 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
8
Employed
40
2024 Other Service excl Pub Admin
Businesses
11
Employed
27
2024 Food & Beverage Retailers
Businesses
4
Employed
26
2024 Accommodation / Food Service
Businesses
5
Employed
25
Average Commute Time
0 min.
Resident Commuters
1,009
Non-Resident Commuters
20
Drive Alone
847
Carpooled
77
Public
0
Work At Home
74