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There are 201 Courts in Oregon, serving a population of 4,025,127 people in an area of 95,963 square miles. There is 1 Court per 20,025 people, and 1 Court per 477 square miles. The state of Oregon is ranked 22nd in Courts per capita, and 35th in Courts per square mile.

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Elgin Municipal Court

Elgin Municipal Court
180 North 8th Avenue, Elgin, OR 97827
Phone: 541-437-2253

Island City Justice Court

Island City Justice Court
10605 Island Avenue, Island, OR 97850
Phone: 541-962-2997

La Grande Municipal Court

La Grande Municipal Court
1000 Adams Avenue, La Grande, OR 97850
Phone: 541-962-1314

Union County Court

Union County Court
1008 K Avenue, La Grande, OR 97850
Phone: 541-962-9500

Union Municipal Court

Union Municipal Court
342 South Main Street, Union, OR 97883
Phone: 541-562-5197

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