Lostine Public RecordsOregon

Lostine, a city in Wallowa County, Oregon, had a population of approximately 253 in the 2020 Census. The median age was about 45 years. Gender was nearly even, with 51% male and 49% female. The racial makeup was predominantly White (over 90%), with small representations of Native American (around 3%), two or more races (about 5%), and Hispanic or Latino of any race at about 2%.

Lostine, a small city in Wallowa County, OR, has a homeownership rate of about 72%, with the median home value around $270,000 as of 2023. Rental options are limited and typically under $1,000 per month. The local housing market is characterized by single-family homes and some historic properties. Despite recent modest appreciation (about 4% annually), Lostine remains more affordable than larger Oregon cities. Neighborhoods are quiet and rural. Annual property taxes average about 1% of home value, or roughly $2,700 on the median home.

Lostine, Wallowa County, OR, has no schools within city limits; students attend schools in nearby towns. The closest public high school is Wallowa High School, serving about 71 students (grades 7-12) with a graduation rate of 86%. There are no colleges or bachelor’s degree programs in Lostine. Adult residents with a bachelor’s degree or higher make up about 20%. School safety ratings are average, with no major incidents reported. Educational programs are limited but include basic sports and agricultural clubs. There are no private or specialized schools in Lostine itself.

Lostine, Oregon, a small city in Wallowa County, has limited public transportation options; residents primarily rely on personal vehicles, with about 92% commuting by car and a vehicle ownership rate averaging two cars per household. Average commute times are short, around 16 minutes, reflecting the city’s rural character and proximity to local jobs. Public transit usage is under 1%, with minimal infrastructure beyond local roads and access to Highway 82. Major employment hubs are in nearby towns such as Enterprise and Wallowa, with agriculture and small businesses being primary local employers.

Lostine, in Wallowa County, Oregon, is a small city with no hospitals or clinics within city limits; residents rely on Wallowa Memorial Hospital and clinics in nearby Enterprise (~10 miles away). Wallowa County has approximately 7,500 residents, with Lostine’s population near 280. The county’s uninsured rate was about 8.5% in 2021. Healthcare access is limited, with a ratio of around 1 primary care provider per 2,700 people. Common health issues include chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. Patient demographics skew older, with nearly 25% of the county population aged 65 or above.