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ZIP Code97819

Bridgeport, OR

Baker County · Oregon · United States
Home to 16 people across 52.541 square miles.

PacificOwner-majority11 ZIPs in county

At a glance

97819 by the numbers

Every figure below comes from the 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, the Census Gazetteer, or is computed from those. Margins of error are shown where they matter.

Population
16
±14 · bottom 10% nationally
Median household income
$38,750
US median $70,109 · bottom 10%
Median home value
$115,600
US median $207,500 · bottom 25%
Median age
66.5
US median 42 years
Population density
0/mi²
bottom 10% most dense
Land area
52.541 mi²
negligible water area

Location

Where 97819 is

44.485996, -117.763025 · Census ZCTA internal pointOpen larger map →
Coordinates44.485996, -117.763025
Time zoneAmerica/Los_Angeles
CountyBaker County
StateOregon (OR)
Land area52.541 mi²
Coordinate sourceCensus ZCTA internal point

Local time

America/Los_Angeles

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Distance to major cities

Straight-line, computed from coordinates

Seattle, WA307.3 mi
San Francisco, CA523.0 mi
Los Angeles, CA721.4 mi
Denver, CO731.1 mi

People

Who lives in 97819

16 residents in 7 households, averaging 2.29 people per household. The largest age group is 65+ at 56.2% of residents, and 85.7% of households are families.

Age distribution

Share of residents by age band

Under 180.0%
18-2425.0%
25-340.0%
35-4418.8%
45-540.0%
55-640.0%
65+56.2%

Households

Composition and size

Total households7
Average household size2.29
Family households85.7%
Living alone14.3%
Median age66.5 years
Households with internet42.9%

Race & ethnicity

Census race categories. Hispanic or Latino origin is asked separately and overlaps these groups.

White87.5%
Two or more12.5%
Hispanic / Latino12.5%

Income & work

What people earn in 97819

The median household here earns $38,750 a year, below the US median of $70,109, which puts 97819 ahead of 5% of American ZIP codes. 0.0% of residents live below the poverty line.

Compared to the US

This ZIP against the national median

Median household income$38,750
LowestHighest
Higher than 5% of all US ZIP codes.
Median household income$38,750 ±$29,026
Per capita income$26,163
Poverty rate0.0%
Unemployment rate0.0%
Labor force participation62.5%

Household income distribution

Share of households in each bracket

<$25k0.0%
$25-50k57.1%
$50-75k28.6%
$75-100k0.0%
$100-150k14.3%
$150-200k0.0%
$200k+0.0%

Educational attainment among residents 25 and older: 16.7% hold a bachelor's degree or higher, 100.0% finished high school.

Housing

Homes and rent in 97819

A typical home is valued at $115,600. This is an owner-majority area — 100.0% of occupied homes are owned, and the typical building went up in 1977.

Costs

Typical values

Median home value$115,600
Median gross rent—/mo
Median year built1977
Housing units24
Vacancy rate70.8%

Own vs. rent

Of 7 occupied units

Owner-occupied100.0%
Renter-occupied0.0%
Owner households7
Renter households0

Building types

Units by structure size

Single family62.5%
20+ units37.5%

Getting to work

How 97819 commutes

30.0% of workers carpooled, and the average one-way trip takes 22.7 minutes. 30.0% work from home.

Mode of transport

Workers 16 and older

Drove alone20.0%
Carpooled30.0%
Worked from home30.0%

Travel time

Mean commute 22.7 minutes

<10 min28.6%
10-1942.9%
20-290.0%
30-440.0%
45-5928.6%
60+0.0%

Overview

Understanding ZIP code 97819

ZIP code 97819 is assigned to Bridgeport, OR, and falls within Baker County. Like every US postal code, it began as a mail-routing device rather than a geographic boundary — the US Postal Service groups delivery routes under a single code so carriers and sorting equipment can process mail efficiently. Today it also serves as a practical shorthand for the area itself: roughly 16 people live inside it.

Household earnings are well below the national median. At $38,750, 97819 ranks among the lower-income postal codes, ahead of 5% of them. The US median for comparison is $70,109. Bear in mind that median income describes the midpoint household, not the average — it is not pulled upward by a handful of very high earners the way a mean would be.

Living here

What life in Bridgeport looks like

Housing in 97819 costs below the national median. A typical home is valued at $115,600 against a US median of $207,500. Ownership dominates: 100.0% of occupied homes are owner-occupied, which usually signals an established residential area with relatively low turnover.

The building stock is dominated by detached single-family houses, which account for 62.5% of housing units here. The median construction year is 1977, making the housing here from the later twentieth century. The vacancy rate of 70.8% is high, which in many places reflects seasonal or second-home use rather than abandonment.

The population skews considerably older than the national median, with a median age of 66.5 against 42 nationally. The average household holds 2.29 people, and 85.7% are family households.

Getting to work takes 22.7 minutes on average one way. The dominant mode is carpooled at 30.0% of workers, while 30.0% work from home. Commute patterns are one of the better proxies for how a place actually functions day to day.

Where to stay

Where to stay in Bridgeport, OR

97819 covers a rural area, and accommodation within the postal code itself is likely to be sparse — perhaps a country inn, a lodge or a vacation rental rather than a conventional hotel. Widening the search radius is usually the practical approach, and it also opens up more availability at short notice.

For reference, Seattle, WA is about 307.3 miles away in a straight line, which is worth factoring in if you are comparing a stay here against one closer to the city centre.

Availability and pricing change constantly, so the live search below will give you a more accurate picture than any figure we could publish here. It opens results for this area on Booking.com.

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Practical uses

What ZIP code 97819 is used for

Beyond addressing mail, 97819 does a lot of quiet administrative work. Retailers use it to calculate shipping and sales tax at checkout. Insurers use it to set premiums, since risk profiles vary geographically. Employers and marketers use it to define service areas. Government agencies use it to route benefits and organise reporting. If you have ever been asked for a postal code by a form that clearly does not intend to send you anything, this is why.

For anyone weighing a move, 97819 offers a compact profile of Bridgeport: 16 residents, a median household income of $38,750, 16.7% of adults holding a bachelor's degree or higher, and an unemployment rate of 0.0%. A handful of figures like these answer more relocation questions than most neighbourhood guides do.

One caution worth repeating: a postal code is not a neighbourhood. 97819 may cover parts of several distinct areas, and a single neighbourhood in Bridgeport may be split across more than one code. Boundaries also shift as USPS adjusts delivery routes. Treat the figures here as describing a delivery area, which is what they actually measure.

Nearby

ZIP codes near 97819

The eight closest postal codes by centroid distance, each with its own full profile. You can also browse every Oregon ZIP code or use the ZIP Express Lookup to search by city, county or time zone.

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Questions

Common questions about 97819

What city is ZIP code 97819 in?
97819 serves Bridgeport, Oregon, in Baker County, United States.
What is the population of 97819?
About 16 people live in ZIP code 97819, according to the US Census Bureau's 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. The margin of error on that figure is ±14.
What is the average income in 97819?
The median household income in 97819 is $38,750 per year, compared with a US median of $70,109. Per capita income is $26,163. Median income is more representative than an average because it isn't skewed by a small number of very high earners.
How expensive is housing in 97819?
The median home value is $115,600 and median gross rent is — a month. 100.0% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.
Is 97819 a good place to live?
That depends on what you're looking for, but here are the facts: 16.7% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, the unemployment rate is 0.0%, and the median age is 66.5. The average commute is 22.7 minutes. We publish the numbers and let you weigh them.
What time zone is 97819 in?
97819 observes Pacific Time (America/Los_Angeles). This zone observes daylight saving time.
How big is ZIP code 97819?
ZIP code 97819 covers 52.541 square miles of land, per the US Census Bureau's 2023 Gazetteer files.
What is the commute like from 97819?
The average one-way commute from 97819 takes about 22.7 minutes. The most common way to travel is carpooled, used by 30.0% of workers aged 16 and over. Commute figures cover people who were employed and working outside the home during the survey period.
How many people work in 97819?
About 10 residents of 97819 are employed. Labor force participation stands at 62.5% and the unemployment rate is 0.0%. Note this counts residents by where they live, not by where they work — a ZIP with many offices can have far more jobs than employed residents.
Where should I stay when visiting 97819?
Accommodation in and around Bridgeport, OR ranges with the character of the area. See the 'Where to stay' section on this page for local context, and use the live search there for current availability and pricing.
Does 97819 cover more than one city or county?
This page lists Bridgeport as the primary place and Baker County as the county. ZIP codes follow mail delivery routes rather than municipal or county lines, so a single code can straddle boundaries, and USPS also recognises alternate acceptable city names for many codes. If you need the definitive answer for a specific street address, the USPS ZIP Code Lookup is the authority.
Can ZIP code 97819 change?
Yes. USPS adjusts ZIP codes as delivery volumes shift — codes are occasionally split, merged, retired or newly created, and boundaries move more often than most people assume. The Census Bureau's ZCTA definitions, which underpin the demographic figures on this page, are redrawn only once a decade, so the two can drift apart between censuses.

Methodology

Where this data comes from

  • Postal geography — GeoNames open postal code database (CC BY 4.0), cross-checked against the US Census Gazetteer.
  • Demographics, income, housing, commute — US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-Year Estimates, ZIP Code Tabulation Area 97819. Tables B01001, B01002, B01003, B02001, B03003, B08301, B08303, B11001, B15003, B17001, B19001, B19013, B19301, B23025, B25002, B25003, B25024, B25035, B25064, B25077, B28002.
  • Land and water area — US Census Bureau 2023 Gazetteer Files.
  • Weather — NOAA National Weather Service, fetched live in your browser.
  • Map — OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
On accuracy. ACS figures are survey estimates, not counts. The margin of error shown alongside the population figure means the true value has a 90% chance of falling in that range. For small ZIP codes the error can be large relative to the estimate — treat the direction as more reliable than the exact number. This page reports data for ZCTA 97819, the Census approximation of the USPS delivery area.