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Eugene, MO

Census-designated place in Cole County, Missouri.

Population

158

Land area

0.3sq mi

People per sq mi

472

ZIP codes

0

Eugene and its ZIP codes

Eugene at a glance

  • Eugene is about 5.2 times as dense as Missouri as a whole.

Local data for Eugene, MO

Counts from official public data

Economy and federal money

Jobs, pay, income and spending are for Cole County. PPP loans are for Eugene.

Details

Unemployment rate

3.3%

Aug 2026, -0.3 pts in a year

Average annual pay

$59,511

54,542 jobs, 2025

Income per person

$64,594

BEA, 2024

Federal spending

$1.83B

FY 2026, $23,617 per person

Cole County economyFederal spending

Environment and hazard risk

Eugene, MO, from FEMA, NOAA and EPA

Full report

Natural hazard risk

Relatively Low

Top: heat wave

Storm events since 1996

365

Countywide, mostly hail

Flood insurance policies

83

0.3% of homes, county

July high / Jan low

89° / 22°F

44.8 inches of rain a year

Hazards, floods and storm historyCheck a flood zone

Health statistics

Share of adults in Eugene, MO, CDC PLACES estimates

All 40 measures

Obesity

37.0%

U.S. 33.3% +3.7 pts

Diabetes

9.2%

U.S. 12.1% -2.9 pts

Smoking

16.2%

U.S. 12.8% +3.4 pts

Uninsured (18-64)

7.0%

U.S. 11.1% -4.1 pts

Cities near Eugene

NameDistanceLand area (sq mi)
OleanTown7.9 mi0.2
TuscumbiaTown8.6 mi0.3
EldonCity9.2 mi3.6
Aurora SpringsCensus-designated place9.9 mi0.4
St. ElizabethVillage10 mi1
St. ThomasTown10 mi1
RussellvilleCity11 mi0.9
MetaCity13 mi0.4
LohmanCity13 mi0.4
BagnellTown14 mi0.5
BarnettCity15 mi0.3
Lake OzarkCity15 mi7.2
WardsvilleVillage15 mi3.5
LakesideCity16 mi0.3
St. MartinsCity17 mi1.9
CentertownTown18 mi0.9

Frequently asked questions

What county is Eugene, MO in?
Eugene is in Cole County, Missouri.
What is the population of Eugene, MO?
About 158 people live in Eugene, based on American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
What cities are near Eugene?
Nearby places include Olean (7.9 mi), Tuscumbia (8.6 mi), Eldon (9.2 mi), Aurora Springs (9.9 mi), St. Elizabeth (10 mi).

Source: U.S. Census Bureau (TIGER/Line boundaries, American Community Survey) · Data as of 12/31/2023