District of Columbia ZIP Code Demographics

District of Columbia has 57 ZIP code areas with Census data, 26 of them with at least 1,000 residents, across 1 counties. The Census Bureau counts 681,294 residents statewide, with a median household income of $109,870 and a median home value of $737,100. Pick a county or city below, or color the map by income, homeowners, families or new movers.

Top 10 District of Columbia ZIP codes

Richest ZIP codes

  1. 20015 Washington — $250,000+
  2. 20004 Washington — $184,792
  3. 20016 Washington — $178,920
  4. 20003 Washington — $159,846
  5. 20009 Washington — $146,664
  6. 20007 Washington — $140,996
  7. 20001 Washington — $138,059
  8. 20008 Washington — $125,212
  9. 20012 Washington — $121,418
  10. 20002 Washington — $120,337

ZIP codes with the highest home values

  1. 20007 Washington — $1,292,400
  2. 20015 Washington — $1,245,600
  3. 20016 Washington — $1,216,000
  4. 20008 Washington — $965,100
  5. 20003 Washington — $957,700
  6. 20010 Washington — $886,600
  7. 20012 Washington — $863,900
  8. 20001 Washington — $852,600
  9. 20002 Washington — $826,400
  10. 20011 Washington — $723,900

ZIP codes with the highest homeownership

  1. 20015 Washington — 77.3%
  2. 20012 Washington — 65.1%
  3. 20016 Washington — 64.6%
  4. 20017 Washington — 57.6%
  5. 20011 Washington — 56.2%
  6. 20007 Washington — 56.2%
  7. 20018 Washington — 52.1%
  8. 20004 Washington — 42.6%
  9. 20019 Washington — 41.8%
  10. 20010 Washington — 41.0%

ZIP codes with the most families with kids

  1. 20015 Washington — 33.8%
  2. 20020 Washington — 32.6%
  3. 20012 Washington — 32.1%
  4. 20019 Washington — 31.1%
  5. 20011 Washington — 29.6%
  6. 20032 Washington — 29.6%
  7. 20017 Washington — 27.8%
  8. 20016 Washington — 24.4%
  9. 20018 Washington — 21.7%
  10. 20007 Washington — 19.3%

ZIP codes with the most new movers

  1. 20052 Washington — 76.8%
  2. 20059 Washington — 71.7%
  3. 20057 Washington — 59.0%
  4. 20006 Washington — 58.6%
  5. 20064 Washington — 46.9%
  6. 20037 Washington — 41.6%
  7. 20036 Washington — 34.8%
  8. 20003 Washington — 30.3%
  9. 20005 Washington — 26.3%
  10. 20001 Washington — 26.0%

Youngest ZIP codes

  1. 20059 Washington — 19.0
  2. 20052 Washington — 19.6
  3. 20057 Washington — 19.7
  4. 20064 Washington — 19.7
  5. 20006 Washington — 24.5
  6. 20037 Washington — 30.4
  7. 20001 Washington — 32.6
  8. 20010 Washington — 33.2
  9. 20002 Washington — 33.4
  10. 20020 Washington — 33.7

Fastest-growing ZIP codes

  1. 20003 Washington — 14.7%
  2. 20024 Washington — 9.3%
  3. 20002 Washington — 6.9%
  4. 20005 Washington — 6.3%
  5. 20017 Washington — 1.5%
  6. 20008 Washington — 0.5%
  7. 20012 Washington — -0.3%
  8. 20019 Washington — -0.7%
  9. 20016 Washington — -2.4%
  10. 20011 Washington — -3.3%

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Cities and communities

Frequently asked questions

How many ZIP codes are in District of Columbia?
57 ZIP code areas (Census ZCTAs) have published figures; 26 have at least 1,000 residents. PO-box-only ZIP codes have no residents of their own and no Census area.
Which District of Columbia ZIP code has the most people?
20002 (Washington), with about 72,397 residents.
Which District of Columbia ZIP code has the highest median household income?
20015 (Washington), at $250,000+, among ZIP codes with at least 1,000 residents.

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