Throughout 2007, the Credit Union Journal is profiling the credit unions of each U.S. state and D.C. Rather than appear in alphabetical order, the states are being featured in the order they became states.
OREGON
Number of credit unions 84
Total Assets $12,866,367,000
Total Members 1,424,140
Total Loans $10,124,207,000
Total Savings $11,127,966,000
Largest CU OnPoint CCU, $2.32B
State Population 3,700,758
Date Became State Feb. 14, 1859
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