Albany, OR metro area ZIP codes
The Albany, OR metropolitan statistical area (CBSA 10540) covers 1 county in Oregon and 17 ZIP codes.
- ZIP codes
- 17
- Population
- 145,124
- Avg. median income
- $79,600population-weighted
- Counties
- 1
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Counties in the Albany, OR area
ZIP codes in the Albany, OR area
| ZIP code | City | County | Population | Median income | Typical home value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 97321 | Albany | Linn County | 30,672 | $99,416 | $505,900 |
| 97322 | Albany | Linn County | 36,408 | $69,808 | $403,700 |
| 97327 | Brownsville | Linn County | 3,079 | $81,267 | $440,300 |
| 97329 | Cascadia | Linn County | 55 | $43,929 | — |
| 97335 | Crabtree | Linn County | 228 | $120,446 | $359,000 |
| 97336 | Crawfordsville | Linn County | 95 | — | — |
| 97345 | Foster | Linn County | 330 | — | $492,600 |
| 97348 | Halsey | Linn County | 2,100 | $108,611 | $396,700 |
| 97350 | Idanha | Linn County | 219 | $41,875 | $272,600 |
| 97355 | Lebanon | Linn County | 34,292 | $68,595 | $392,100 |
| 97360 | Mill City | Linn County | 2,040 | $67,250 | $363,900 |
| 97374 | Scio | Linn County | 4,859 | $97,207 | $575,400 |
| 97377 | Shedd | Linn County | 581 | $120,478 | $593,200 |
| 97386 | Sweet Home | Linn County | 15,225 | $64,669 | $347,700 |
| 97389 | Tangent | Linn County | 1,755 | $94,909 | $457,900 |
| 97446 | Harrisburg | Linn County | 5,449 | $78,229 | $412,200 |
| 97759 | Sisters | Linn County | 7,737 | $102,734 | $775,200 |
Population and median household income: ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates. Typical home value: Zillow Home Value Index (September 2026) where available, otherwise the ACS median owner-reported value. "PO Box" marks ZIP codes with no delivery area of their own. Methodology
Frequently asked questions
How many ZIP codes are in the Albany, OR metro area?
17 ZIP codes, based on each ZIP code's main county.
Which counties make up the Albany, OR area?
Linn County.
What is an MSA?
A metropolitan statistical area (MSA) is a core city of 50,000+ people plus the surrounding counties tied to it by commuting, as defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget. Micropolitan areas have a core of 10,000–50,000. Together they are called core-based statistical areas (CBSAs).