Fastest-growing ZIP codes in Washington County, OH

These are the 13 ZIP codes in Washington County with the fastest population growth, out of 13 with at least 1,000 residents. 45729 (Fleming, 39.5%), 45742 (Little Hocking, 21.9%) and 45768 (Newport, 6.7%) lead the list. There is no single "best" ZIP code in Washington County; the right one depends on who you want to reach, so the same ZIP codes are ranked several ways below.

Fastest-growing ZIP codes in Washington County

RankZIPMailing cityPopulation changeResidentsHouseholdsResidential mailboxes
145729Fleming39.5%2,121636633
245742Little Hocking21.9%3,7521,2751,239
345768Newport6.7%1,503648583
445714Belpre4.2%9,5034,3854,790
545750Marietta-0.2%26,42011,37411,514
645786Waterford-5.2%3,1871,3531,279
745784Vincent-10.5%3,0021,2401,371
845767New Matamoras-10.9%2,428961878
945744Lowell-20.6%2,1791,0291,032
1043787Stockport-22.9%2,5241,0791,172
1145715Beverly-24.4%2,006689734
1245745Lower Salem-29.4%1,049547436
1345724Cutler-49.8%1,218550699

How we ranked them

Ranked by the change in ACS population estimates between the 2015–2019 and 2020–2024 releases. Both are 5-year averages, and ZIP code areas were redrawn for 2020, so a large change can partly reflect a boundary change. Both periods must have at least 1,000 residents. ZIP codes need at least 1,000 residents to be ranked; 13 of 18 qualify.

Which of these to mail, and why

Growing ZIP codes add households every year, which means new homes, new routes and customers without a go-to provider yet. Check the route map: new subdivisions can appear as new carrier routes.

The top five ZIP codes on this list hold 18,318 households, on 40 carrier routes with 18,759 residential mailboxes. Open any of them on the route map to see each carrier route's own figures before you choose.

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Frequently asked questions

Which ZIP code in Washington County has the fastest population growth?
45729 (Fleming), at 39.5%, among 13 ZIP codes with at least 1,000 residents.
How is this ranking calculated?
Ranked by the change in ACS population estimates between the 2015–2019 and 2020–2024 releases. Both are 5-year averages, and ZIP code areas were redrawn for 2020, so a large change can partly reflect a boundary change. Both periods must have at least 1,000 residents.
Why are some ZIP codes missing?
ZIP codes with fewer than 1,000 residents are left out because their survey estimates swing too much to rank, and so are ZIP codes where the Census Bureau did not publish this figure.

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