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District of Columbia ZIP codes

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District of Columbia contains 57 ZIP code tabulation areas. The statewide sales tax base rate is 6% with no local add-ons.

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Top 57 ZIP codes by population

Largest by population, Census 2019-2023 ACS 5-year estimates.

ZIPCountyPopulationMedian incomeMedian home valueMedian rent
20002District of Columbia70,580$114,482$813,700$2,140
20011District of Columbia66,951$108,377$722,200$1,636
20019District of Columbia64,365$57,031$437,600$1,174
20020District of Columbia53,885$53,015$442,500$1,317
20009District of Columbia49,997$140,555$727,800$2,346
20001District of Columbia44,022$138,730$844,500$2,464
20032District of Columbia38,828$48,146$391,400$1,285
20003District of Columbia36,194$159,604$954,200$2,630
20016District of Columbia31,668$179,107$1,206,200$2,105
20010District of Columbia31,591$110,260$868,400$1,815
20008District of Columbia28,743$123,653$894,100$2,202
20007District of Columbia23,696$142,783$1,202,900$2,066
20017District of Columbia21,013$101,543$686,400$1,793
20018District of Columbia19,956$92,569$672,100$1,245
20012District of Columbia17,662$128,234$838,200$1,638
20024District of Columbia16,197$102,623$497,100$2,121
20015District of Columbia15,413$250,001$1,208,700$2,088
20005District of Columbia12,960$111,960$636,000$2,223
20037District of Columbia12,441$98,917$743,700$2,420
20036District of Columbia4,635$105,800$442,400$2,301
20057District of Columbia2,835———
20052District of Columbia2,290———
20004District of Columbia1,756$161,359$650,700$2,945
20006District of Columbia1,335$36,019$255,700$2,035
20064District of Columbia1,310———
20059District of Columbia1,093———
20373District of Columbia311———
20390District of Columbia298———
20319District of Columbia33———
20422District of Columbia21———
20045District of Columbia0———
20204District of Columbia0———
20220District of Columbia0———
20230District of Columbia0———
20240District of Columbia0———
20245District of Columbia0———
20250District of Columbia0———
20260District of Columbia0———
20317District of Columbia0———
20388District of Columbia0———
20408District of Columbia0———
20415District of Columbia0———
20418District of Columbia0———
20427District of Columbia0———
20431District of Columbia0———
20510District of Columbia0———
20515District of Columbia0———
20520District of Columbia0———
20530District of Columbia0———
20535District of Columbia0———
20540District of Columbia0———
20542District of Columbia0———
20551District of Columbia0———
20560District of Columbia0———
20565District of Columbia0———
20566District of Columbia0———
20591District of Columbia0———

Source: US Census Bureau, ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimates · rates as published for 2019-2023 ACS 5-year

All 57 ZIP codes

Every ZIP code area in the state, in numeric order.

Reading this District of Columbia list

What the District of Columbia numbers actually show.

Population in District of Columbia is tightly clustered: the ten largest ZIP codes carry 73% of the 672,079 residents counted across all 57. Two centres share the load — 20002 and 20011 are within striking distance of each other — so there is no single reference point for the rest of the list. These are mostly very small areas — the median ZIP code counts 33 residents. Rankings at the bottom of this list are within each other's margin of error, so treat close positions as ties.

Housing is the defining pressure in District of Columbia. The median ZIP code here posts a home value of $725,000 against a household income of $111,110 — a price-to-income ratio of 6.5, well past the national 3.9. High local incomes do not close that gap. Median gross rent runs $2,097 including utilities, or about 23% of median household income annually.

Incomes fan out sharply inside District of Columbia. Strip the outliers and the top-decile ZIP code still earns 3.01× the bottom-decile one ($159,604 against $53,015); include them and 20015 tops the list at $250,001 and 20006 anchors the bottom at $36,019. A single "District of Columbia average" is averaging across two different economies.

Blanks dominate the small end of this list: 61% of District of Columbia's 57 ZIP codes — 35 rows — have at least one estimate the Census withheld for sample-size reasons. Treat the published subset as the usable dataset here, not as a complete census of the state.

Questions people ask

Specific to District of Columbia.

How many ZIP codes does District of Columbia have? 57 appear in the current federal tabulation. ZIP code tabulation areas are the Census approximation of postal ZIP codes, so the count differs slightly from the number of ZIPs the Postal Service delivers to in District of Columbia, and PO-box-only ZIPs have no area at all.

Which District of Columbia row should I compare mine against? Not the state median — it is pulled by the District of Columbia core. Compare against ZIP codes in the same population band, which for most of this list means the entries below the top ten.

How current is this? Every figure comes from the American Community Survey 2019-2023 ACS 5-year release published by the US Census Bureau, ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimates. It reflects the full survey window rather than a single date, and it is the most recent vintage available for ZIP codes this small.

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