41631 ZIP Code, Floyd County, KY

41631 is a ZIP code in Floyd County, Kentucky in Floyd County. It covers 9.4 square miles of land. The closest ZIP codes are 41635, 41660 and 41619. 1,059 people live here in 467 households. With about 113 people per square mile it is lightly settled, and most homes are owner-occupied (75%).

Quick facts

Key figures

MeasureValue
Residents1,059
Households467
Median household incomenot published
Income per person$17,792
Median age35.1
Homeowners74.9%
Median home valuenot published
Median rentnot published
Bachelor's degree or higher14.0%
Average commute (minutes)not published
Households with kids under 1837.3%
Moved in the past year6.5%
Below the poverty line59.5%
Broadband internet70.0%
Speak a non-English language at home0.0%

Household income

% of householdsValue
<$10K22.5%
$10–15K22.3%
$15–25K8.6%
$25–35K6.2%
$35–50K6.9%
$50–75K12.0%
$75–100K2.1%
$100–150K19.5%
$150–200K0.0%
$200K+0.0%

Age

% of all residentsValue
<1017.1%
10–1912.5%
20–248.3%
25–3411.5%
35–4415.7%
45–548.1%
55–644.3%
65–7411.5%
75+11.0%

Tenure

% of housing unitsValue
Owned, with mortgage30.1%
Owned outright41.6%
Rented24.0%
Vacant4.3%

Type of building

% of housing unitsValue
Detached house58.4%
Townhome0.0%
2–4 units0.0%
5–19 units0.0%
20+ units0.0%
Mobile / other41.6%

EDDM carrier routes

41631 has 1 USPS carrier routes with 313 residential and 16 business mailboxes. Open the EDDM route map.

Carrier routes in 41631

41631 has 1 USPS carrier routes (1 highway contract (H)) with 313 residential and 16 business mailboxes. Routes range from 313 homes (H077) to 313 homes (H077); the median route has 313 homes. The Census counted 467 households in 41631 (2020–2024 average); USPS counts current mailboxes, including new and vacant homes.

Homes per routeRoutes
1–2490
250–4991
500–7490
750–9990
1,000–1,4990
1,500+0

Every carrier route in 41631

RouteTypeHomesBusinessesEst. median incomeEst. ownersEst. families with kidsEst. moved in past year
H077Highway contract31316$29,173———

Income, owners, families and movers are estimates for each route (how we estimate them); mailbox counts are current USPS figures. Open 41631 on the EDDM route map.

How route demographics are estimated

Mailbox counts come from USPS; demographics are estimates

The number of homes and businesses on each carrier route is the current USPS EDDM count. The Census Bureau does not publish figures for carrier routes, so income, homeownership, ages, families, movers and housing age on a route are EDDM2GO estimates built from Census block groups (neighborhood areas of roughly 600 to 3,000 people).

How a route gets its figures: the block-group length-share method

We trace each route's streets every 25 meters and record which block group each stretch falls in. The route's homes are spread along its streets in proportion to length, so a route with 60% of its street length in one block group is assumed to have 60% of its homes there. Each block group then contributes its Census counts in proportion to the share of its housing units that sit on the route (capped at the whole block group). Medians are recalculated from the combined income, home-value and age brackets, the way the Census Bureau computes them, not averaged.

Margins of error

Census survey figures carry a margin of error at 90% confidence; we carry it through the calculation and show it as ±. Our margins treat the route-to-block-group split as exact, so the real uncertainty is larger. Routes with fewer than 100 estimated households, large margins, or streets we could not place are flagged.

Different years

USPS mailbox counts are current. Census figures are 5-year averages for 2020–2024, so a new subdivision may have more homes on the route today than the Census counted. Use the route figures to compare routes with each other, not as an exact head count.

Why some routes show identical figures

Two routes that run through the same block group get the same percentages and medians, because the Census publishes one set of figures for the whole block group. Their mailbox counts still differ, and those are exact.

Route and mailbox counts: USPS EDDM route data. Route demographics: EDDM2GO estimates from U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year block-group data (2020–2024) and 2024 cartographic block-group boundaries. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

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EDDM guides

ZIP code statistics describe the Census ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA) 41631, which approximates the USPS ZIP code area. Census figures: American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024.

Frequently asked questions

What city is 41631 in?
41631 is a Floyd County, KY mailing address. None of its land lies inside a Census-defined city or community.
What county is 41631 in?
41631 is in Floyd County.
What is the population of 41631?
About 1,059 people (±522), according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates for 2020–2024. The 2020 Census counted 891.
How many carrier routes and mailboxes are in 41631?
1 USPS carrier routes with 313 residential and 16 business mailboxes (329 in all), from the route data stored by EDDM2GO. An EDDM mailing can target any combination of these routes.
What ZIP codes are near 41631?
The closest, measured center to center: 41635 (1.9 mi, Betsy Layne), 41660 (4 mi), 41619 (4.4 mi), 41647 (4.7 mi, McDowell), 41615 (5.2 mi) and 41655 (5.5 mi).

This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.