The short answer
The Living Bread maps 377 Christian churches in Oregon, across 18 cities and towns, from open data. A growing, verifiable directory, not a complete census, so the true number is higher.The churches of Oregon
The traditions most recorded in the open data here include Baptist, Roman Catholic, Lutheran, and many more.
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Where they are in Oregon
Every city in Oregon where the open data records a church, with how many we currently map there. Counting what is recorded, never estimating.
- Portland224 churches
- Beaverton45 churches
- Tigard22 churches
- Milwaukie15 churches
- Tualatin14 churches
- Lake Oswego12 churches
- West Linn9 churches
- Gladstone7 churches
- Hillsboro6 churches
- Oregon City6 churches
- Happy Valley4 churches
- Damascus3 churches
- Gresham3 churches
- Vancouver2 churches
- Fairview2 churches
- Marylhurst1 church
- Oak Grove1 church
- Wilsonville1 church
By tradition
Of the 377 churches mapped in Oregon, 220 record a tradition in the open data. The rest simply do not say, and we do not guess.
- Baptist33
- Roman Catholic27
- Lutheran26
- Methodist20
- Presbyterian20
- Seventh-day Adventist11
- Jehovah's Witnesses9
- Anglican9
- Latter-day Saints9
- Non-denominational8
- Pentecostal4
- Episcopal4
- Neo-Pentecostal3
- Assemblies Of God3
- Christ Scientist3
- United Church Of Christ3
- Catholic2
- Quaker2
Churches in other states
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