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US ZIP code demographics database

Every US ZIP code, with the demographics that decide where to sell.

Population, race and ethnicity, age and sex, income, and housing — including owner vs. renter — for 33,774 ZIP codes across 52 states and territories. One CSV. No account, no subscription.

52
States & territories
33,774
Zip codes
338.1M
People covered
145.4M
Housing units
85.1M
Owner-occupied units

Compare by zip code or state with 53 data points

All 52 states and territories — sort by ZIP count, population, housing units, owner-occupied housing, or median household income.

Price
Alabama6565,086,6002,337,1831,402,102 (70.2%)$67,342$7View →
Alaska245735,134326,499180,824 (66.8%)$95,084$7View →
Arizona4167,377,2473,192,0101,923,881 (67.4%)$83,763$7View →
Arkansas6143,049,7151,394,588800,934 (66.4%)$63,046$7View →
California1,80339,286,48414,644,1017,567,454 (55.9%)$106,891$7View →
Colorado5285,862,4832,589,2201,571,858 (66.2%)$99,615$7View →
Connecticut2883,624,5081,541,822952,989 (66.5%)$104,819$7View →
Delaware681,021,605464,408293,565 (73%)$87,959$7View →
District of Columbia57681,294361,014134,683 (41.5%)$115,754$7View →
Florida1,01322,415,95010,256,4445,918,621 (67.6%)$78,110$7View →
Georgia75110,940,4174,541,8152,676,367 (65.7%)$81,714$7View →
Hawaii971,445,235567,896310,247 (63%)$101,843$7View →
Idaho2801,934,138794,921514,349 (72.1%)$79,337$7View →
Illinois1,39612,694,7455,457,4343,378,896 (67.1%)$88,715$7View →
Indiana8076,851,0732,976,5681,916,243 (70.6%)$74,736$7View →
Iowa9703,210,9841,438,005943,586 (71.7%)$77,407$7View →
Kansas7042,947,0261,293,534788,308 (67.1%)$79,165$7View →
Kentucky7794,523,4542,020,4851,239,857 (68.4%)$66,679$7View →
Louisiana5394,611,4572,108,4201,215,982 (67.4%)$63,269$7View →
Maine4271,388,165752,365443,745 (74.3%)$78,131$7View →
Maryland4776,205,5972,560,5791,597,383 (67.6%)$109,394$7View →
Massachusetts5397,043,9783,030,3411,741,116 (62.5%)$111,606$7View →
Michigan99210,077,7164,622,1292,984,158 (73.2%)$77,070$7View →
Minnesota8805,739,0572,544,7091,666,607 (72.2%)$92,746$7View →
Mississippi4272,946,7191,340,895801,742 (70%)$58,515$7View →
Missouri1,0356,191,9892,825,5881,708,494 (68.1%)$74,855$7View →
Montana3691,117,606528,882317,691 (69.2%)$74,101$7View →
Nebraska5861,979,558863,762531,100 (66.5%)$79,949$7View →
Nevada1803,184,0481,326,245721,082 (60%)$81,800$7View →
New Hampshire2461,394,520647,773404,281 (72.8%)$102,686$7View →
New Jersey5989,343,8093,791,3542,239,128 (63.8%)$111,786$7View →
New Mexico3732,122,104957,849586,179 (69.9%)$66,868$7View →
New York1,82619,771,9028,564,7054,182,154 (54.3%)$94,166$7View →
North Carolina85310,730,4634,895,6982,853,523 (66.6%)$76,234$7View →
North Dakota388784,123376,616207,690 (62.8%)$77,318$7View →
Ohio1,23311,810,2935,292,3623,267,904 (67.2%)$75,015$7View →
Oklahoma6644,028,5881,775,0871,027,817 (65.8%)$67,833$7View →
Oregon4284,254,3501,858,0001,088,016 (63.3%)$86,277$7View →
Pennsylvania1,83313,018,6395,806,4523,656,971 (69.3%)$82,829$7View →
Puerto Rico1323,234,3091,634,322876,586 (67.9%)$27,722$7View →
Rhode Island811,101,850485,997281,044 (63.6%)$91,067$7View →
South Carolina4245,296,2252,443,0391,522,121 (71.9%)$71,722$7View →
South Dakota376906,885408,636250,569 (68.6%)$76,155$7View →
Tennessee6387,077,8823,146,5621,890,677 (66.9%)$73,152$7View →
Texas1,98930,187,92212,127,9586,879,135 (62.6%)$84,251$7View →
Utah2993,404,9301,228,486793,872 (70.3%)$97,024$7View →
Vermont265647,106339,042200,079 (73.2%)$83,085$7View →
Virginia9038,705,3803,684,8772,266,683 (67.3%)$101,637$7View →
Washington6057,816,0213,306,5911,954,771 (63.8%)$104,182$7View →
West Virginia7381,778,104861,174545,491 (74.9%)$62,123$7View →
Wisconsin7835,914,9132,778,6291,682,246 (67.8%)$79,690$7View →
Wyoming176567,560270,559170,360 (71.7%)$78,282$7View →

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What's in every row

One row per ZIP code (ZCTA), 53 columns, derived from the 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Population

  • Total population
  • Population per race/ethnicity
  • Population per age & gender
  • Population per square mile
  • Median age

Income & Finance

  • Total Homeowner Income
  • Income per square mile
  • Homeowner income per square mile
  • Median household income
  • Average household income
  • Households above $100,000
  • Households above $150,000
  • Per-capita income

Housing & Homeownership

  • Total housing units
  • Housing units per square mile
  • Occupied housing units
  • Owner-occupied housing units
  • Renter-occupied housing units
  • Owner & Renter units per square mile
  • Median home value

Plus ZIP, city, county, state, land area, telephone area code(s), and Census GEOID. See the full data dictionary →

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Home-services companies

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Franchises & franchisors

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Real estate & lending

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Data dictionary

All 53 columns, in file order. Also on its own page: /data-dictionary.

ColumnDescription
zipcode5-digit ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA).
stateState or territory name.
countyCounty (or counties, semicolon-separated) the ZCTA overlaps.
cityUSPS-recognized place name(s) for the ZIP, semicolon-separated.
Median Household IncomeMedian annual household income, US dollars.
Average Household IncomeMean annual household income, US dollars.
Per Capita IncomeIncome per person, US dollars.
total householdsNumber of occupied households.
households above $100kHouseholds with income of $100,000 or more.
households above 150kHouseholds with income of $150,000 or more.
Total PopulationTotal resident population.
White PopulationPopulation identifying as White alone.
Black PopulationPopulation identifying as Black or African American alone.
Native American PopulationPopulation identifying as American Indian / Alaska Native alone.
Asian PopulationPopulation identifying as Asian alone.
Other PopulationPopulation identifying as some other race, or two or more races.
Hispanic Latino PopulationPopulation of Hispanic or Latino origin (any race).
Population Density (people per square mile)Total population divided by land area in square miles.
female 0-9Female residents aged 0–9.
female 10-19Female residents aged 10–19.
female 20-29Female residents aged 20–29.
female 30-39Female residents aged 30–39.
female 40-49Female residents aged 40–49.
female 50-59Female residents aged 50–59.
female 60-69Female residents aged 60–69.
female 70+Female residents aged 70 or older.
male 0-9Male residents aged 0–9.
male 10-19Male residents aged 10–19.
male 20-29Male residents aged 20–29.
male 30-39Male residents aged 30–39.
male 40-49Male residents aged 40–49.
male 50-59Male residents aged 50–59.
male 60-69Male residents aged 60–69.
male 70+Male residents aged 70 or older.
Median AgeMedian age of all residents, years.
Housing UnitsTotal housing units (occupied + vacant).
Occupied UnitsOccupied housing units.
Owner-OccupiedOwner-occupied housing units.
Renter-OccupiedRenter-occupied housing units.
Median Value Owner-Occupied UnitsMedian value of owner-occupied homes, US dollars.
land area sq miLand area of the ZCTA, square miles.
geoidCensus GEOID for the ZCTA.
Male PopulationTotal male population.
Female PopulationTotal female population.
Male Population PercentMale population as a percent of (male + female) population.
Female Population PercentFemale population as a percent of (male + female) population.
Total Homeowner IncomeOwner-occupied units x median household income -- an estimate of aggregate income earned by homeowner households in this ZIP, in US dollars.
Income Density (per square mile)Total households x median household income, divided by land area -- an estimate of aggregate household income per square mile, in US dollars.
Homeowner Income Density (per square mile)Total Homeowner Income divided by land area, in US dollars per square mile.
Housing Unit Density (per square mile)Total housing units divided by land area in square miles.
Owner-Occupied Unit Density (per square mile)Owner-occupied housing units divided by land area in square miles.
Renter-Occupied Unit Density (per square mile)Renter-occupied housing units divided by land area in square miles.
Area Code(s)Telephone area code(s) (NANPA NPA) serving this ZIP, most common first, semicolon-separated. From a third-party phone-exchange-to-ZIP crosswalk, not the Census -- coverage isn't complete (blank for some rural ZIPs) and a handful of overlay ZIPs list more than one.

Quick facts

  • The full US ZIP code database is $49 as a one-time download. A single state or territory is $7.
  • It covers 33,774 ZIP codes (Census ZCTAs) across 52 states and territories, about 338.1M people.
  • Every row has 53 columns — population, race and ethnicity, age and sex, income, and housing including owner vs. renter.
  • The data comes from the 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates (US Census, public domain); zipcodemax delivers it joined and cleaned as one CSV.
  • Payment is one-time via Stripe. No subscription. The CSV downloads immediately and the link is re-issuable.

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