Ohio ZIP Code Demographics

Ohio has 1,233 ZIP code areas with Census data, 928 of them with at least 1,000 residents, across 88 counties. The Census Bureau counts 11,810,293 residents statewide, with a median household income of $71,389 and a median home value of $214,800. Pick a county or city below, or color the map by income, homeowners, families or new movers.

Top 10 Ohio ZIP codes

Richest ZIP codes

  1. 44040 Gates Mills — $228,942
  2. 45174 Terrace Park — $193,750
  3. 45243 Cincinnati — $171,172
  4. 44236 Hudson — $168,595
  5. 43021 Galena — $167,941
  6. 43061 Ostrander — $157,568
  7. 43035 Lewis Center — $154,683
  8. 43065 Powell — $154,481
  9. 43432 Graytown — $152,411
  10. 43542 Monclova — $148,657

ZIP codes with the highest home values

  1. 45243 Cincinnati — $627,000
  2. 45174 Terrace Park — $603,800
  3. 44040 Gates Mills — $587,700
  4. 43021 Galena — $564,700
  5. 43215 Columbus — $551,200
  6. 45208 Cincinnati — $547,200
  7. 43212 Columbus — $533,700
  8. 43017 Dublin — $523,500
  9. 43054 New Albany — $510,600
  10. 45249 Cincinnati — $495,000

ZIP codes with the highest homeownership

  1. 43767 Norwich — 99.3%
  2. 45729 Fleming — 98.4%
  3. 44859 Nova — 98.3%
  4. 43933 Jacobsburg — 98.3%
  5. 45658 Patriot — 97.8%
  6. 43061 Ostrander — 97.5%
  7. 43432 Graytown — 97.1%
  8. 44040 Gates Mills — 96.9%
  9. 45174 Terrace Park — 96.6%
  10. 43116 Commercial Point — 96.4%

ZIP codes with the most families with kids

  1. 43217 Columbus — 61.5%
  2. 44804 Arcadia — 57.0%
  3. 44099 Windsor — 56.5%
  4. 44032 Dorset — 55.6%
  5. 44855 North Fairfield — 55.0%
  6. 43116 Commercial Point — 54.2%
  7. 45174 Terrace Park — 52.3%
  8. 43115 Clarksburg — 51.4%
  9. 44624 Dundee — 50.5%
  10. 43064 Plain City — 50.3%

ZIP codes with the most new movers

  1. 43210 Columbus — 81.7%
  2. 43403 Bowling Green — 65.1%
  3. 44243 Kent — 57.7%
  4. 45219 Cincinnati — 53.1%
  5. 44304 Akron — 48.3%
  6. 43201 Columbus — 47.6%
  7. 44114 Cleveland — 46.0%
  8. 45409 Dayton — 44.2%
  9. 45056 Oxford — 41.0%
  10. 45384 Wilberforce — 41.0%

Youngest ZIP codes

  1. 43210 Columbus — 19.3
  2. 44243 Kent — 19.5
  3. 43403 Bowling Green — 19.5
  4. 45384 Wilberforce — 20.1
  5. 45409 Dayton — 21.0
  6. 45219 Cincinnati — 21.3
  7. 45314 Cedarville — 21.4
  8. 45056 Oxford — 21.6
  9. 43022 Gambier — 21.9
  10. 43201 Columbus — 23.2

Fastest-growing ZIP codes

  1. 43240 Columbus — 74.1%
  2. 44250 Lakemore — 72.9%
  3. 43464 Vickery — 65.1%
  4. 43332 La Rue — 60.3%
  5. 45065 South Lebanon — 56.0%
  6. 43067 Raymond — 55.8%
  7. 45204 Cincinnati — 52.8%
  8. 44032 Dorset — 48.9%
  9. 43732 Cumberland — 47.9%
  10. 43780 Senecaville — 46.0%

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Cities and communities

Frequently asked questions

How many ZIP codes are in Ohio?
1,233 ZIP code areas (Census ZCTAs) have published figures; 928 have at least 1,000 residents. PO-box-only ZIP codes have no residents of their own and no Census area.
Which Ohio ZIP code has the most people?
45011 (Hamilton), with about 75,864 residents.
Which Ohio ZIP code has the highest median household income?
44040 (Gates Mills), at $228,942, among ZIP codes with at least 1,000 residents.

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