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Oregon, Illinois, in Ogle county, is 21 miles SW of Rockford, Illinois (center to center) and 87 miles W of Chicago, Illinois. The city benefits from easy access to the nearby cities and towns with which it shares the Rockford metropolitan area. Oregon contains a population of approximately 4,060.
In Oregon, about 53% of adults are married.
In 2000, Oregon had a median family income of $41,250.
Political donors in Oregon favored John Kerry in the 2004 Presidential race, contributing $1,300. Among political parties, the Republican party was tops in raising money in the city.
Oregon has, of course, a mix of various types of housing. Recently 65% of the livable housing units were owner-occupied. The city, among other things, is known as a good place for singles and couples to rent apartments.
In Oregon, 88% of commuters drive to work. Be careful driving aroung Oregon -- lots of residents enjoy bicycling and walking there.
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