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Libraries in Linn County, OR
9 libraries · Data as of 09/30/2024
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Libraries in Linn County at a glance
- Linn County has 9 libraries, about 0.69 for every 10,000 residents.
- Per person, that is 36% above the Oregon average (0.51 per 10,000).
- It ranks 8th among 36 Oregon counties by number of libraries.
- The largest group is Public Library (78%), ahead of Branch Library and Main Library.
- Close by, Lane County (12), Marion County (6) and Deschutes County (6) have libraries as well.
Libraries in Linn County
A to Z
- Albany Carnegie LibraryBranch Library · Open about 16 hours a week302 Ferry Street SW, Albany, OR
- Albany Public LibraryMain Library · Open about 56 hours a week2450 14th Ave SE, Albany, OR
- Brownsville Community LibraryPublic Library · Open about 31 hours a week146 Spaulding Ave, Brownsville, OR
- Halsey City LibraryPublic Library · Open about 20 hours a week773 W 1st St, Halsey, OR
- Harrisburg Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 29 hours a week354 Smith St, Harrisburg, OR
- Lebanon Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 41 hours a week55 Academy St, Lebanon, OR
- Lyons Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 26 hours a week279 8th St, Lyons, OR
- Scio Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 33 hours a week38957 NW 1st Ave, Scio, OR
- Sweet Home Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 34 hours a week1101 13th Ave, Sweet Home, OR
Frequently asked questions
- How many libraries are in Linn County, OR?
- There are 9 libraries in Linn County as of 09/30/2024, including 7 public libraries, 1 branch library, 1 main library.
Data sources
- Public Libraries SurveyInstitute of Museum and Library Services
Data as of 09/30/2024
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