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Ohio ZIP codes

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Ohio contains 1,233 ZIP code tabulation areas. The statewide sales tax base rate is 5.75%, and local ZIPs may add county, city and district rates on top.

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Top 100 ZIP codes by population

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

ZIPCountyPopulationMedian incomeMedian home valueMedian rent
45011Butler County74,636$90,360$272,000$1,005
43123Franklin County66,366$87,883$262,400$1,279
43026Franklin County64,644$110,369$324,300$1,430
44256Medina County64,606$100,345$292,000$1,120
43081Franklin County64,314$90,336$297,300$1,434
43055Licking County62,697$61,807$185,300$920
43130Fairfield County62,450$68,242$215,900$1,031
44035Lorain County62,024$54,362$147,600$871
44060Lake County60,257$85,881$227,200$1,156
43230Franklin County59,522$92,271$282,800$1,407
43068Franklin County59,399$70,451$225,500$1,214
43015Delaware County59,027$99,622$311,900$1,207
43228Franklin County58,607$60,895$204,000$1,169
45040Warren County58,132$131,803$403,700$1,691
44077Lake County57,947$80,692$217,400$972
45140Clermont County56,854$110,781$340,800$1,379
45601Ross County56,453$57,430$160,800$858
43701Muskingum County55,674$54,900$164,200$819
45069Butler County55,635$115,539$314,300$1,585
43302Marion County54,581$53,833$139,700$853
45044Butler County54,452$71,942$230,400$1,034
45840Hancock County54,342$64,076$203,800$934
43229Franklin County54,237$53,430$210,600$1,082
45013Butler County53,533$72,932$217,200$967
44107Cuyahoga County50,384$65,778$241,400$1,011
45424Montgomery County49,871$78,566$169,000$1,096
44130Cuyahoga County49,778$68,099$184,900$1,045
45238Hamilton County48,936$64,672$168,800$913
44646Stark County48,283$66,767$181,600$883
43232Franklin County46,844$50,599$152,700$1,048
43207Franklin County46,810$61,307$156,200$1,115
43147Fairfield County45,929$125,472$315,600$1,596
44212Medina County45,817$87,776$244,900$1,135
45014Butler County45,652$69,624$215,700$1,145
43065Delaware County45,284$154,797$451,700$1,811
43235Franklin County45,171$86,758$346,500$1,412
43016Franklin County44,514$110,518$413,200$1,530
44691Wayne County44,390$71,319$216,800$881
43224Franklin County44,096$50,934$159,800$1,025
43551Wood County43,568$91,460$284,800$1,185
43204Franklin County43,444$59,158$170,900$1,206
45036Warren County43,262$97,944$317,600$1,090
43017Franklin County41,422$133,116$475,200$1,563
45324Greene County41,273$59,861$177,700$989
43110Fairfield County40,896$76,334$284,300$1,218
45231Hamilton County40,852$69,140$164,900$1,118
43615Lucas County40,813$58,466$137,300$1,014
44118Cuyahoga County40,389$76,328$205,600$1,195
44102Cuyahoga County40,178$40,303$99,300$911
45385Greene County40,057$75,327$197,300$899
44124Cuyahoga County40,046$78,895$210,600$1,132
44111Cuyahoga County39,950$54,790$130,000$938
44870Erie County39,817$58,797$148,600$863
44720Stark County39,656$81,045$233,800$977
44203Summit County38,705$59,124$148,300$832
44224Summit County38,512$91,096$243,500$1,190
44134Cuyahoga County38,231$67,116$153,500$1,108
44109Cuyahoga County38,098$43,130$112,700$861
44240Portage County37,889$57,415$216,000$989
43040Union County37,582$96,320$275,700$1,180
45458Montgomery County37,413$110,682$337,500$1,286
45373Miami County37,274$78,278$234,400$933
45211Hamilton County37,234$54,582$156,600$915
44122Cuyahoga County36,960$97,469$304,300$1,509
45103Clermont County36,788$81,837$242,700$1,050
44094Lake County36,689$76,125$247,600$1,155
45342Montgomery County36,675$83,936$206,800$1,247
44039Lorain County36,235$94,128$254,800$1,067
43213Franklin County35,912$53,908$197,700$1,107
43035Delaware County35,732$148,446$423,000$1,580
43221Franklin County35,037$115,393$419,200$1,441
44120Cuyahoga County34,274$46,326$115,700$890
44281Medina County34,073$88,128$262,200$1,031
44145Cuyahoga County34,036$110,101$336,100$1,480
43201Franklin County33,873$43,451$438,300$1,299
43082Delaware County33,799$147,188$433,400$1,696
45701Athens County33,501$49,604$217,700$1,018
44105Cuyahoga County33,358$38,294$56,400$888
45150Clermont County33,342$91,780$267,900$1,033
44512Mahoning County33,018$62,311$158,800$788
43560Lucas County32,950$104,865$262,200$1,102
44601Stark County32,823$61,887$142,600$803
45503Clark County32,673$54,561$153,100$871
44121Cuyahoga County32,668$75,621$129,300$1,113
43219Franklin County32,537$51,860$173,600$1,191
44095Lake County32,508$69,778$162,600$985
44266Portage County32,301$61,211$159,900$904
44070Cuyahoga County32,031$85,435$202,400$1,092
45005Warren County31,906$74,239$201,200$1,005
43062Licking County31,822$100,450$292,100$1,334
43402Wood County31,538$56,245$230,500$875
43004Franklin County31,416$101,308$297,500$1,393
44004Ashtabula County31,076$49,507$120,300$813
44133Cuyahoga County31,045$81,803$276,200$1,061
44805Ashland County31,024$62,058$165,000$835
45215Hamilton County30,806$71,949$200,100$954
44312Summit County30,739$64,542$142,100$994
43613Lucas County30,597$63,425$125,300$895
43050Knox County30,360$65,044$199,000$933
43220Franklin County29,715$77,090$463,200$1,202

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

All 1,233 ZIP codes

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

Reading this Ohio list

What the Ohio numbers actually show.

Ohio is unusually decentralised. No single centre dominates — the ten largest ZIP codes together hold just 5% of the 11,780,046 residents here, and 379 separate entries clear 10,000 people. State-level averages are more representative here than in most states, because there is no outsized core pulling them. The median row holds just 3,633 residents. At that scale margins of error widen sharply, and a single large household or seasonal population can shift a median.

Ohio runs cheap on housing relative to earnings: $167,500 median home value against $68,141 of household income works out to 2.5 years of gross income, against 3.9 nationally. Incomes are lower here too, so the local comparison that matters for a move is rent. Rent stays modest against earnings — $881 a month, roughly 16% of median household income over a year.

The internal range is wide but not exceptional: $99,601 at the ninetieth percentile against $45,375 at the tenth, a 2.2× gap. At the edges, 43030 tops the list at $209,861 and 45630 anchors the bottom at $2,499.

Coverage is close to complete: only 88 of 1,233 rows show a blank where the Census suppressed an estimate for sample-size reasons. The rest are published five-year values, averaged over sixty months of responses.

Questions people ask

Specific to Ohio.

How many ZIP codes does Ohio have? 1,233 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 Ohio, and PO-box-only ZIPs have no area at all.

Which Ohio row should I compare mine against? Pick ZIP codes within roughly the same population band. In a state this spread out, size drives the housing and income figures more than region does.

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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