What Is Cincinnati Ohio Zip Code?

Cincinnati, OH Covers 71 ZIP Codes. ZIP Code. Type. County. Population. Area Code (s) ZIP Code 45201. P.O. Box.

What is the ZIP code for Cincinnati Ohio?

List of Zipcodes in Cincinnati, Ohio. ZIP Code. ZIP Code Name. Population. Type.. 45202. Cincinnati. 15483.

Where is Cincinnati Ohio?

Cincinnati is located in the state of Ohio. Cincinnati is spread between the coordinates of +39.13 Latitude and -84.52 Longitude. Cincinnati has 72 zip codes, area codes and 14 post offices. Below you will find more info about Cincinnati and also zip codes, area codes and the post offices that belong to this city.

What does zip stand for?

US ZIP codes are a type of postal code used within the United States to help the United States Postal Service (USPS) route mail more efficiently. ZIP codes near me are shown on the map above. Some still refer to ZIP codes as US postal codes. The term ZIP stands for Zone Improvement Plan. The basic 5-digit format was first introduced in 1963

What is a ZIP code/postal code?

What is a zip code/postal code? In the United States of America a zipcode is five or nine numbers that are added to a postal address to assist the sorting of mail.

How many zip codes are in Cincinnati?

Cincinnati Metro Area, Ohio: 106 Zip Codes.

What is the zip code for downtown Cincinnati?

Downtown Cincinnati’s 45202 ZIP code came in at No.

What is the zip code for Ohio?

Zip Code List Zip Code – 430 in Ohio

Zip Code	City	County
43001	Alexandria	Licking County
43002	Amlin	Franklin County
43003	Ashley	Delaware County
43004	Blacklick	Franklin County

What area code is 45202?

ZIP Code 45202

Post Office City:	Cincinnati, OH (View All Cities)
County:	Hamilton County
Timezone:	Eastern (12:28am)
Area code:	513 (Area Code Map)
Coordinates:	39.11, -84.49 ZIP (~3 mile radius)

What is Cincinnati area code?

The 513 area code covers Cincinnati and several other surrounding cities, including Hamilton, Middletown, Oxford and Miamitown.

What’s Ohio area code?

The Area Code

Once exhausted, a new area code is required. Presently, 12 area codes are used in Ohio: 216, 330/234, 419/567, 440, 513, 614/380, 740/220 and 937.

What is the zip code for Iowa?

Zip Codes in Iowa 2022

Zip Code	City	Population
52240	Iowa City	36,402
50315	Des Moines	35,795
51501	Council Bluffs	35,426
50010	Ames	34,165

What area code is 323 in Ohio?

Area code 323 serves part of Los Angeles, CA and the surrounding areas. It is an overlay for area code 213 and serves the same area.

All Zip Codes in Cincinnati OH

Data Last Updated: March 1, 2022

Cincinnati, OH Covers 71 ZIP Codes

ZIP Code	Type	County	Population	Area Code(s)
ZIP Code 45201	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45202	Standard	Hamilton	15,483	513
ZIP Code 45203	Standard	Hamilton	2,236	513
ZIP Code 45204	Standard	Hamilton	6,972	513
ZIP Code 45205	Standard	Hamilton	19,389	513
ZIP Code 45206	Standard	Hamilton	10,745	513
ZIP Code 45207	Standard	Hamilton	7,974	513
ZIP Code 45208	Standard	Hamilton	17,614	513
ZIP Code 45209	Standard	Hamilton	9,605	513
ZIP Code 45211	Standard	Hamilton	36,111	513
ZIP Code 45212	Standard	Hamilton	22,253	513
ZIP Code 45213	Standard	Hamilton	12,013	513
ZIP Code 45214	Standard	Hamilton	8,738	513
ZIP Code 45215	Standard	Hamilton	29,623	513
ZIP Code 45216	Standard	Hamilton	9,570	513
ZIP Code 45217	Standard	Hamilton	6,566	513
ZIP Code 45218	Standard	Hamilton	3,846	513
ZIP Code 45219	Standard	Hamilton	16,526	513
ZIP Code 45220	Standard	Hamilton	15,313	513
ZIP Code 45221	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45222	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45223	Standard	Hamilton	12,360	513
ZIP Code 45224	Standard	Hamilton	19,837	513
ZIP Code 45225	Standard	Hamilton	9,040	513
ZIP Code 45226	Standard	Hamilton	5,476	513
ZIP Code 45227	Standard	Hamilton	17,486	513
ZIP Code 45229	Standard	Hamilton	13,020	513
ZIP Code 45230	Standard	Hamilton	27,536	513
ZIP Code 45231	Standard	Hamilton	40,893	513
ZIP Code 45232	Standard	Hamilton	6,358	513
ZIP Code 45233	Standard	Hamilton	15,808	513
ZIP Code 45234	Standard	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45235	Standard	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45236	Standard	Hamilton	24,552	513
ZIP Code 45237	Standard	Hamilton	20,021	513
ZIP Code 45238	Standard	Hamilton	45,760	513
ZIP Code 45239	Standard	Hamilton	28,315	513
ZIP Code 45240	Standard	Hamilton	27,286	513
ZIP Code 45241	Standard	Hamilton	23,044	513
ZIP Code 45242	Standard	Hamilton	22,055	513
ZIP Code 45243	Standard	Hamilton	14,891	513
ZIP Code 45244	Standard	Hamilton	28,565	513
ZIP Code 45245	Standard	Clermont	18,542	513
ZIP Code 45246	Standard	Hamilton	15,133	513
ZIP Code 45247	Standard	Hamilton	22,082	513
ZIP Code 45248	Standard	Hamilton	24,915	513
ZIP Code 45249	Standard	Hamilton	12,902	513
ZIP Code 45250	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45251	Standard	Hamilton	22,391	513
ZIP Code 45252	Standard	Hamilton	4,600	513
ZIP Code 45253	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45254	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45255	Standard	Hamilton	21,775	513
ZIP Code 45258	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45262	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45263	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45264	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45267	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45268	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45269	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45270	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45271	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45273	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45274	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45275	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45277	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45280	P.O. Box	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45296	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45298	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45299	Unique	Hamilton		513
ZIP Code 45999	Unique	Hamilton		513

Cincinnati, OH Demographic Information *

Total population	296,943
Male population	142,672
Female population	154,271
Median age (years)	32.5
White Population	146,435
Black Population	133,039
Indian Population	759
Asian Population	5,481
Hawaiian Population	251
Hispanic Population	8,308
Median age (Male)	31.5
Median age (Female)	33.5
Total households	133,420
Family households (families)	62,319
Average household size	2.12
Average family size	3
Total housing units	161,095

* The 2010 Census provided the demographic information.

Cincinnati, OH Other Information

• Cincinnati, Ohio is also known as the following places: AMBERLEY, OH
• AMF, OH
• ANDERSON, OH
• ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, OH
• ANDERSON TWP, OH
• AVONDALE, OH
• BEVIS, OH
• BRIDGETOWN, OH
• BURNET WOODS, OH
• CENTRAL TRUST CO, OH
• CHERRY GROVE, OH
• CHEVIOT,

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Overview

Cincinnati is a city in the state of Ohio, United States. Cincinnati is located between the latitude and longitude coordinates of +39.13 and -84.52 degrees. Cincinnati has 72 zip codes, 14 area codes, and a total of 14 post office locations. More information on Cincinnati, as well as zip codes, area codes, and the post offices that serve this city, may be found in the sections below.

Gender

The male population totals 158,573 people, while the female population totals 173,378 people in the statistical population.

Male Population

158,57347.77%

Female Population

173,37852.23%

Age

Cincinnati has a median age of 35.7 years, which is above the national average.

Household

With 148,330 households and an average of 2.14 people per household, Cincinnati is a densely populated city. According to the Census Bureau, the average household income in Cincinnati is $34,823, while the average property value is $115,530.

Household per ZIP Code	148,330
Avarage House Value	$115,530

Persons Per Household	2.14
Income Per Household	$34,823

Geographic Data

The latitude of Cincinnati is 39.13 degrees, the longitude is -84.52 degrees, and the height is 879 feet above sea level. The time zone in Cincinnati is Eastern Daylight Time (EDT).

Latitude	+39.13
Elevation	879 ft

Longitude	-84.52
Timezone	EDT

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About US ZIP Codes

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• US ZIP codes are a form of postal code that is used in the United States to aid in the efficient routing of mail by the United States Postal Service (USPS) and other organizations.
• On the map above, you can see ZIP codes that are close to me.
• ZIP codes are still referred to as ″US postal codes″ by certain people.
• ZIP is an acronym that stands for Zone Improvement Plan.

1. A ZIP+4 code is formed by adding an additional four digits after a dash after the first five digits of the basic format, which was originally adopted in 1963.
2. The additional four digits allow the United States Postal Service to more accurately categorize mail for delivery.
3. ZIP codes were initially designed for the United States Postal Service (USPS), but they are now used by many other shipping firms, including the United Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express (FedEx), DHL, and others, for sorting parcels and estimating the time and cost of transporting a product (the shipping rate).

Types of Zip Codes

1. A single high-volume address that is unique (for example, 20505 for the CIA in Washington, DC)
3. Only a PO Box (for example, 22313 for the PO Boxes in Alexandria, Virginia)
5. Armed forces
6. standard (all of the other ZIP codes)

Assignment of ZIP codes and Mail Sorting

• The first number of a ZIP code in the United States often denotes a group of states in the United States.
• The map of the first digit of zip codes shown above illustrates that they are assigned in the sequence shown above, starting with the north east and working our way west.
• The first three digits of a ZIP code are used to establish the location of the central mail processing facility, also known as a sectional center facility or ″sec center,″ which is responsible for sorting and processing mail.
• All mail containing the same first three digits is sent to the same second center, where it is sorted according to the last two digits and dispersed to local post offices in the same order.

1. The sec centers are not available to the general population and perform the majority of their sorting at night.
2. As you can see from the map of the first three digits of zip codes, the digits following the first are also frequently allocated from east to west, as can be seen in the table of the first three digits of zip codes.
3. The number 0 is closer to white on the map, while the number 9 is considerably more vibrant.
4. Despite the fact that there are a few outliers, it is simple to follow the gradient across each of the zones (such as the southwest tip of Georgia which uses 39XXX like central Mississippi).
5. Although the ZIP+4 code is not essential, it does assist the post office in sorting mail in an extra manner.
6. A ZIP+4 code may equate to a city block, a group of residences, or a single high-volume receiver, depending on the situation.

1. Every PO Box number corresponds to a distinct ZIP+4 code, which is another prevalent practice.
2. Multiple PO Box numbers are often combined into the same ZIP+4 code by utilizing the last few digits of the PO Box number.
3. This is known as grouping.
4. However, because this procedure is not a general norm, the ZIP+4 code must still be sought up for each individual PO Box.

Places in the US so Remote, They Don’t Have a ZIP

• As you can see from the map, ZIP codes are not issued to every location in the United States.
• There are not enough deliverable addresses in remote and particularly rural sections of the nation to support the creation of a mail route.
• A ZIP code is not required if there is no postal delivery.
• In terms of getting away from civilization, these locations are some of the most isolated spots in the whole country if you choose to do so.

USA ZIP Code Boundaries

• Despite the fact that ZIP codes appear to be of a geographical character, this was not their original use.
• They are meant to consolidate mail in order to help the United States Postal Service to carry mail more effectively.
• It is common for ZIP codes to span numerous states in order to improve the efficiency of mail routing and delivery.
• In the majority of situations, addresses that are in close proximity to one another are put together in the same ZIP code, giving the impression that ZIP codes are defined by a distinct geographic border.

1. Some ZIP codes, on the other hand, have nothing to do with geographical places.
2. For example, the United States Navy uses a single ZIP code for all of its mail.
3. When ZIP codes appear to be spatially clustered, a distinct contour surrounding the ZIP code cannot always be drawn since ZIP codes are only given to a point of delivery and not the intervals between delivery locations.
4. It is possible that ZIP codes may not be set or that their borders will be unclear in regions where there is no regular postal route or no mail service.

US ZIP Code Map

• According to the most recent USPS data, there is no official ZIP code map.
• The primary problem has already been discussed: there isn’t always a clearly defined geographic limit for a ZIP code.
• No official or completely accurate map of a ZIP code can be produced by the Census Bureau or other commercial services, but many of them will attempt to interpolate data to construct polygons (shapes formed by straight lines) to show the approximate region covered by a ZIP code.
• All ZIP code maps on this site are based on the ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) defined by the United States Census Bureau in 2010 (or later) and explained in greater detail further down this page.

1. They offer an extremely accurate representation of the geographic region covered by a ZIP code.
2. When you look at our maps, you will quickly see that there are some border concerns.
3. When a ZIP code is not assigned to a location (as is the case in much of Nevada and Utah), it is because there are few, if any, addresses to which the mail may be delivered.
4. It is important to note that if an address is located on the same street as a ZIP code border on a map, you should search for the entire street address to ascertain the ZIP code rather than depending on the map.

ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs)

• The United States Census Bureau created the tabulation regions for ZIP code numbers in the 1950s.
• Their objective is to provide statistical information on geographical areas that are recognizable to the majority of residents.
• ZCTAs, on the other hand, are not precisely the same as ZIP codes.
• Because of the difficulties in exactly defining the geographic region encompassed by a ZIP code, as previously stated.

1. To account for some of the problems associated with assigning a geographic area to a ZIP code, ZCTAs were created in order to more accurately identify a geographical region.
2. ZCTAs are also not updated on a regular basis like ZIP codes are.
3. In general, they are updated once every ten years in order to coincide with the United States Census.
4. The Census allocates an area to a ZCTA based on the number of census blocks in the area (the smallest geographic unit used by the census).
5. Consider the image on the right, which depicts a city block that corresponds to a normal census block.
6. All four sides are bordered by sections of city streets, each with its own name and address, which surround the entire area.

1. The problem is that census blocks are usually often divided down the center of the street, which is problematic.
2. ZIP codes seldom do this since it would necessitate two postal workers carrying mail to that street – one for each side of the street – which would be prohibitively expensive.
3. A postal carrier may deliver to three sides of the block using one ZIP code in this example, while another mail carrier may deliver to the other street using a different ZIP code.
4. As a result, because the census block is the area that has been exactly measured, the Census Bureau will allocate the whole block to a single ZCTA (in this example, 21044).

1. It is nearly always necessary to split ZIP codes when getting extremely exact (typically a matter of meters, not miles).
2. Census block borders towards the boundary of a ZIP code almost always result in this situation.
3. It is possible to get insight into the demographics of a ZIP code by using the information published by the Census Bureau.

• For example, have a look at our ZIP code rankings.

Matching ZIP Codes with States, Counties, and Cities

• Keep in mind that ZIP codes were created to make mail delivery more convenient.
• Their limits were not drawn in accordance with existing boundaries, such as those of cities, counties, or even states.
• Whenever it is more cost-effective for a mail carrier to drive over a state border to deliver mail, the ZIP code ″boundary″ will be extended across state boundaries.
• ZIP codes often do not cross state boundaries, although there are several that do (65733, 71749, and 73949 are good examples).

1. Our comprehensive list of ZIP codes that cross state boundaries is accessible as part of our comprehensive list of ZIP codes in the United States.
2. If you’re trying to assign a ZIP code to a certain county (up to 25 percent of ZIP codes cross county boundaries), congressional district, metro region (with time zone and area code), or other specific location, things get much more difficult.
3. The margins of the boundaries frequently overlap with one another.
4. For the purposes of our free zip code database by county downloads, we will typically provide either the most frequent region for the ZIP code or numerous regions if more than one region exists in the ZIP code for the purposes of our free zip code database by county downloads.
5. The assignment for cities is a little more difficult to figure out.
6. The United States Postal Service (USPS) does not always utilize the city in which the ZIP code is situated.

1. The assignment of cities to ZIP codes is done on a more broad scale.
2. The name of the city is typically the same as the name of the main post office.
3. For example, practically all ZIP codes in St.
4. Louis County, Missouri, are labeled as being in the city of Saint Louis, despite the fact that they are more appropriately defined as being in the name of a smaller city in which they are located.

1. More information on matching ZIP codes to cities and counties may be found here.

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• Postal codes differ from one nation to the next, but they are often a collection of numbers ranging from three to ten digits in length.

1. In certain countries, such as the United Kingdom and Canada, postal codes are made up of a combination of numbers and letters, known as postal codes.

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Cincinnati, Ohio ZIP Codes

• Cincinnati’s zip codes are located in the state of Ohio.
• 451 201, 45202, 45203, 45204, 45205, 45206, 45207, 45208, 45209, 45211, 45212, 45213, 45214, 45215, 45216, 45217, 45218 45219, 45220, 45221, 45222, 45223, 45224, 45225, 45227, 45229, 45230, 45231, 45232, 45233, 45234, 45235, 45237, 452 This list covers only ZIP codes with five digits.
• If you need the complete 9-digit (ZIP+4) code, you may use our zip code search by address option.

Demographic and housing estimates in Cincinnati, OH

Total population

Total population	300357
Male	144826
Female	155531

Population by age

Total population	300357
Under 5 years	21821
5 to 9 years	18471
10 to 14 years	16134
15 to 19 years	21422
20 to 24 years	27825
25 to 34 years	56108
35 to 44 years	34019
45 to 54 years	32436
55 to 59 years	17933
60 to 64 years	17675
65 to 74 years	20541
75 to 84 years	10116
85 years and over	5856
Median age (years)	32.4
Under 18 years	65665
Under 16 years	240801
18 years and over	234692
21 years and over	217178
62 years and over	46504
65 years and over	36513

Population by race

Total population	300357
One race	289628
Two or more races	10729
One race	289628
White	151022
Black or African American	128315
American Indian and Alaska Native	332
Asian	6051
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	238
Some other race	3670

Citizen, voting age population

Citizen, VOTING AGE 18 and over population	224813
Male Citizen, VOTING AGE 18 and over population	105354
Female Citizen, VOTING AGE 18 and over population	119459

Social characteristics in Cincinnati, OH

Households by type

Total households	137281
Family households (families)	61776
Married-couple family	31585
Male householder, no wife present, family	5768
Female householder, no husband present, family	24423
Nonfamily households	75505
Average household size	2.09
Average family size	3.00

Economic characteristics in Cincinnati, OH

Income and benefits (in 2018 inflation-adjusted dollars)

Total households	137281
Less than $10,000	19896
$10,000 to $14,999	11615
$15,000 to $24,999	17556
$25,000 to $34,999	14819
$35,000 to $49,999	17448
$50,000 to $74,999	20883
$75,000 to $99,999	12391
$100,000 to $149,999	11876
$150,000 to $199,999	4884
$200,000 or more	5913
Median household income (dollars)	38542

Housing characteristics in Cincinnati, OH

Housing occupancy

Total housing units	162279
Occupied housing units	137281
Vacant housing units	24998

Units in structure

Total housing units	162279
1-unit, detached	62934
1-unit, attached	7779
2 units	14335
3 or 4 units	19263
5 to 9 units	14912
10 to 19 units	18195
20 or more units	24623
Mobile home	131
Boat, RV, van, etc.	107

Year structure built

Total housing units	162279
Built 2014 or later	1287
Built 2010 to 2013	1615
Built 2000 to 2009	5827
Built 1990 to 1999	6885
Built 1980 to 1989	8280
Built 1970 to 1979	16047
Built 1960 to 1969	22512
Built 1950 to 1959	19978
Built 1940 to 1949	13635
Built 1939 or earlier	66213

Rooms

Total housing units	162279
1 room	5673
2 rooms	7596
3 rooms	30275
4 rooms	33728
5 rooms	27717
6 rooms	23253
7 rooms	12502
8 rooms	9676
9 rooms or more	11859
Median rooms	4.6

Bedrooms

Total housing units	162279
No bedroom	6380
1 bedroom	45452
2 bedrooms	52494
3 bedrooms	38117
4 bedrooms	14877
5 or more bedrooms	4959

Housing tenure

Occupied housing units	137281
Owner-occupied	51909
Renter-occupied	85372
Average household size of owner-occupied unit	2.29
Average household size of renter-occupied unit	1.98

Year householder moved into unit

Occupied housing units	137281
Moved in 2017 or later	10022
Moved in 2015 to 2016	24852
Moved in 2010 to 2014	50324
Moved in 2000 to 2009	26884
Moved in 1990 to 1999	11844
Moved in 1989 and earlier	13355

Value

Owner-occupied units	51909
Less than $50,000	4099
$50,000 to $99,999	14202
$100,000 to $149,999	11376
$150,000 to $199,999	6372
$200,000 to $299,999	6828
$300,000 to $499,999	5567
$500,000 to $999,999	2894
$1,000,000 or more	571
Median (dollars)	129100

Mortgage status

Owner-occupied units	51909
Housing units with a mortgage	36137
Housing units without a mortgage	15772

Gross rent

Occupied units paying rent	83427
Less than $500	17507
$500 to $999	46832
$1,000 to $1,499	14330
$1,500 to $1,999	3057
$2,000 to $2,499	790
$2,500 to $2,999	345
$3,000 or more	566
Median (dollars)	709
No rent paid	1945

Cincinnati (OH), United States Zip Codes

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Codes List

Cincy, OH45201,45202,45203,45204,45205,45206,45207,45208,45210,45211,45212,45213 45214,45215 45216,45216,45217,4518,45219,4502,45201,45202,45203,45204,45205,45206,45207,45208,45210,45211,45212,45214,45216,45216,45216,45216

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ZIP Codes 101 – What Is a ZIP Code & How to Find It

• The ″ZIP″ in ZIP Code stands for ″Zone Improvement Plan,″ which is an acronym for ″Zone Improvement Plan.″ A ZIP Code identifies the post office or delivery region to which a letter will be delivered after it has been finalized and sorted for final delivery.
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• What is a ZIP Code and how do they function?
• What is the meaning of a ZIP Code and how do they work?
• Instructions on How to Read a ZIP Code
• ZIP Codes are lines, not shapes, as the name implies.
• ZIP+4 Codes are used in the United States.

What is a ZIP Code and how do they work?

• Postal ZIP Codes (ZIP Codes) are five-digit identifiers created by the United States Postal Service to identify particular post offices throughout the United States.
• A ZIP Code is just the abbreviation for the postal code system used in the United States of America.
• Most nations, including the United States, have their own names for their postal code systems.
• For example, the Indian government refers to its system as ″Postal Index Numbers.″ Postal Routing Numbers are what the Czech Republic refers to as their system.

1. As a result, when you hear the term ″ZIP Code,″ think ″United States.″ The 5-digit ZIP Code is divided into three parts: the national area, the region or city, and the delivery area.
2. The national area is the first component of the ZIP Code, followed by the region or city and the delivery area.
3. The United States Postal Service (USPS) has divided the country into ten ZIP Code zones, each with its own post office.
4. They are numbered 0-9.
5. They begin in the northeast and work their way west.
6. The territory covered by each ZIP Code is depicted on the map below: The following is how the first digit of the ZIP Code is assigned:

ZIP Codes Beginning With	States
0	Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virgin Islands, Army Post Office Europe, Fleet Post Office Europe
1	Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania
2	District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia
3	Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Army Post Office Americas, Fleet Post Office Americas
4	Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio
5	Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin
6	Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska
7	Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas
8	Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming
9	Alaska, American Samoa, California, Guam, Hawaii, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Northern Mariana Islands, Oregon, Palau, Washington, Army Post Office Pacific, Fleet Post Office Pacific

How to Read a ZIP Code

• Following the assignment of the first number in a ZIP Code, the United States Postal Service (USPS) assigns the next two digits based on the location of the city.
• If an area has a major town or city, the United States Postal Service (USPS) would frequently award it the first ZIP Codes.
• Following that, the ZIP Codes will be shown in alphabetical order.
• The first three digits of a ZIP Code, when added together, often indicate the sectional center facility to which that ZIP Code belongs, according to most sources.

1. This facility serves as the mail sorting and distribution hub for a certain zone or geographic area or region.
2. Some divisional center facilities have numerous three-digit codes given to them, which makes it difficult to locate them.
3. For example, the Northern Virginia sectional center facility in Merrifield is issued ZIP Codes that begin with the numbers 220, 221, 222, and 223 to distinguish it from other similar facilities.
4. The fourth and fifth digits of the ZIP Code show the geographical location of the city or municipality.
5. For example, if a letter is received with a ZIP Code of 47722, the United States Postal Service (USPS) can determine that it is in Indiana (4), Vanderburgh county (77), and the region around the University of Evansville (22)

ZIP Codes are Lines, Not Shapes

• ZIP Codes are not assigned based on geographic boundaries such as state borders. In fact, because ZIP Codes are intended solely for the purpose of increasing mailing efficiency, they can and do cross county and state boundaries. As an illustration: 42223 encompasses Christian County, Kentucky, and Montgomery County, Tennessee
• 97635 contains sections of Lake County, Oregon, and Modoc County, California
• 51023 and 51001 are located in both Iowa and Nebraska
• and 42223 spans Christian County, Kentucky, and Montgomery County, Tennessee.

• ZIP Codes do not represent physical areas; instead, they identify address groupings or delivery routes.
• Although most ZIP Codes may be loosely allocated to a geographic location, ZIP Codes do not represent geographic regions.
• As a result, ZIP Code ″areas″ might overlap with one another, be included within another ZIP Code, or have no geographical boundaries at all.
• For example, ZIP Codes that begin with 095 are issued to the Navy and do not correspond to a specific geographic place as a result.

1. Similarly, ZIP Codes are not allocated to locations that do not have regular postal routes (rural route regions) or areas that do not get mail delivery (undeveloped areas).
2. Because they are based on few delivery routes, the boundary between ZIP Code zones is indeterminate in certain places.
3. See our guidelines on how to locate a county by ZIP Code for further information.
4. Whenever a ZIP Code crosses across a county boundary, Smarty (previously SmartyStreets) displays the default county in the line called ‘County Name’ and includes an additional line named ‘Alternate Counties’ in the table.

ZIP+4 Codes

• The United States Postal Service (USPS) modified its ZIP Code system in 1983 to incorporate the new ZIP+4.
• A ZIP+4 Code is made up of the original five-digit code plus four more digits, resulting in a complete nine-digit postal code.
• With the whole ZIP Code, you may identify any tiny delivery segment, such as a street, a city block, a group of flats, or even a single address, which gets a large amount of mail.
• Using a ZIP+4 Code is not essential, as it is often computed automatically during the sorting and processing of the mail.

1. ZIP+4 Codes are formatted as follows: As a general rule, each Post Office Box is assigned a unique ZIP+4 code.
2. With a +4 on the ZIP Code, the last four digits of the box number are frequently used, as is zero plus the final three digits of the box number, or if the box number is less than four digit, zeros followed by the box number.
3. Because of this variation, the ZIP+4 Code for each Post Office Box must be searched up individually.
4. Not all USPS deliverable addresses have a ZIP+4 code allocated to them, despite the fact that the majority of them do.
5. For some addresses, geocoding lookups or address validation that need a ZIP+4 may not be successful, depending on the address type.
6. While the United States Postal Service may not be able to offer correct geocodes for such addresses, Smarty can still provide roof-top level geocodes for the majority of addresses in the United States.

1. By experimenting with the Smarty US ZIP Code API or reading our ZIP Code API documentation, you can discover further possibilities.

CI Gateway Zip Code List

Zip Code	City	County
43001	Alexandria	Licking County
43002	Amlin	Franklin County
43003	Ashley	Delaware County
43004	Blacklick	Franklin County
43005	Bladensburg	Knox County
43006	Brinkhaven	Knox County
43007	Broadway	Union County
43008	Buckeye Lake	Licking County
43009	Cable	Champaign County
43010	Catawba	Clark County
43011	Centerburg	Knox County
43013	Croton	Licking County
43014	Danville	Knox County
43015	Delaware	Delaware County
43016	Dublin	Franklin County
43017	Dublin	Franklin County
43018	Etna	Licking County
43019	Fredericktown	Knox County
43021	Galena	Delaware County
43022	Gambier	Knox County
43023	Granville	Licking County
43025	Hebron	Licking County
43026	Hilliard	Franklin County
43027	Homer	Licking County
43028	Howard	Knox County
43029	Irwin	Union County
43030	Jacksontown	Licking County
43031	Johnstown	Licking County
43032	Kilbourne	Delaware County
43033	Kirkersville	Licking County
43035	Lewis Center	Delaware County
43036	Magnetic Spgs	Union County
43036	Magnetic Springs	Union County
43037	Martinsburg	Knox County
43040	Marysville	Union County
43044	Mechanicsburg	Champaign County
43045	Milford Center	Union County
43046	Millersport	Fairfield County
43047	Mingo Junction	Champaign County
43048	Mount Liberty	Knox County
43050	Mount Vernon	Knox County
43054	New Albany	Franklin County
43055	Newark	Licking County
43056	Heath	Licking County
43056	Newark	Licking County
43058	Newark	Licking County
43060	North Lewisburg	Champaign County
43061	Ostrander	Delaware County
43062	Pataskala	Licking County
43064	Plain City	Madison County
43065	Powell	Delaware County
43065	Shawnee Hills	Delaware County

Zip Code	City	County
43066	Radnor	Delaware County
43067	Raymond	Union County
43068	Reynoldsburg	Franklin County
43070	Rosewood	Champaign County
43071	St. Louisville	Licking County
43072	St. Paris	Champaign County
43073	Summit Sta	Licking County
43074	Sunbury	Delaware County
43076	Thornville	Perry County
43077	Unionville Center	Union County
43078	Urbana	Champaign County
43080	Utica	Licking County
43081	Westerville	Franklin County
43082	Westerville	Delaware County
43083	Westville	Champaign County
43084	Woodstock	Champaign County
43085	Columbus	Franklin County
43085	Worthington	Franklin County
43086	Westerville	Franklin County

ZIP Code 45202 Map, Demographics, More for Cincinnati, OH

Post Office City:	Cincinnati, OH (View All Cities)
Neighborhood:	East End
County:	Hamilton County
Timezone:	Eastern (11:46pm)
Area code:	513 (Area Code Map)
Coordinates:	39.11, -84.49ZIP (~3 mile radius)

Cities in ZIP code 45202

• ZIP Code 45202 is associated with the cities listed below.
• The US Post Office acknowledges these cities as ZIP Codes.
• It is possible that the desired city is not the same as the city in which the ZIP code is situated.
• The main post office in 45202 is commonly referred to as the city in which it is located.

1. Always mention the preferred or acceptable cities in the body of your package or letter when shipping it.
2. If you choose a city from the list of prohibited cities, you may experience delays.
3. Cincinnati, Ohio is the primary or preferred location.

Stats and Demographics for the 45202 ZIP Code

• When compared to other ZIP codes in the United States, ZIP code 45202 is located in southwest Ohio and covers a somewhat smaller than average land area compared to other ZIP codes in the country.
• In addition, it has a high population density.
• The majority of the individuals that live in ZIP code 45202 are black or African American in origin.
• Individuals in their late 20s to early 40s constitute an extraordinarily big proportion of the population, while those beyond the age of 65 constitute an insignificant proportion.

1. There are also a disproportionately large number of single adults and a disproportionately small number of families in the population.
2. If you compare the 45202 ZIP code to other locations in the country, the percentage of children under the age of 18 living there is quite low.

Population	15,483
Population Density	5,716	people per sq mi
Housing Units	10,586
Median Home Value	$295,300

Land Area	2.71	sq mi
Water Area	0.18	sq mi
Occupied Housing Units	7,436
Median Household Income	$42,546

Estimated Population over Time

Total Population by Age

Median Age:

35

Male Median Age:

36

Female Median Age:

33

	Male	Female	Total
Under 5	393	371	764
5-9	279	294	573
10-14	222	226	448
15-19	374	278	652
20-24	881	720	1,601
25-29	1,307	932	2,239
30-34	952	579	1,531
35-39	627	409	1,036
40-44	696	394	1,090
45-49	859	424	1,283
50-54	842	409	1,251
55-59	658	406	1,064
60-64	454	337	791
65-69	287	193	480
70-74	144	122	266
75-79	95	88	183
80-84	56	75	131
85 Plus	30	70	100

Gender

Male	9,156	59%
Female	6,327	41%

Race

White	7,217	46.6%
Black Or African American	7,516	48.5%
American Indian Or Alaskan Native	48	0.3%
Asian	292	1.9%
Native Hawaiian & Other Pacific Islander	4	0.0%
Other Race	107	0.7%
Two Or More Races	299	1.9%

Head of Household by Age

	Owner	Renter	Total
15-24	42	746	788
25-34	333	1,841	2,174
35-44	227	946	1,173
45-54	254	1,059	1,313
55-64	319	821	1,140
65-74	200	326	526
75-84	88	147	235
85 Plus	16	71	87

Families vs Singles

Husband Wife Family Households	975	13%
Single Guardian	1,105	15%
Singles	4,505	61%
Singles With Roommate	851	11%

Households with Kids

Average Household Size: 2
Households without Kids	6,417	86%
Households with Kids	1,019	14%

Children by Age

	Male	Female	Total
1	80	79	159
2	72	81	153
3	75	71	146
4	79	67	146
5	61	79	140
6	55	50	105
7	62	63	125
8	40	63	103
9	61	39	100
10	33	51	84
11	48	37	85
12	45	58	103
13	46	38	84
14	50	42	92
15	41	60	101
16	53	44	97
17	47	47	94
18	103	60	163
19	130	67	197
20	122	99	221

Real Estate and Housing

• In the ZIP code 45202, there are a significant number of vacant properties.
• In addition, according to the Census, there are one or more correctional institutions and universities in the vicinity.
• Households are rented to the greatest extent possible.
• The majority of the homes in ZIP code 45202 were constructed between 1939 and 1940.

1. The median house value in 45202 is $295,300, which is expensive when compared to the rest of the country, according to real estate statistics.
2. It is also unusually high when compared to other ZIP codes in the area.
3. Thus, you have a lower chance of finding affordable housing in 45202.
4. The most popular kind of rental homes in 45202 are one-bedroom units.
5. The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $500-$749 a month, including utilities.
6. Price ranges for rental properties in ZIP code 45202 include apartments, townhouses, and single-family homes that are used as primary residences.

Housing Type

In Occupied Housing Units	12,197	78.8%
Correctional Facility For Adults	1,436	9.3%
Juvenile Facilities		0.0%
Nursing Facilities		0.0%
Other Institutional		0.0%
College Student Housing	20	0.1%
Military Quarters		0.0%
Other Noninstitutional	1,830	11.8%

Housing Occupancy

Owned Households With A Mortgage	1,181	11%
Owned Households Free & Clear	298	3%
Renter Occupied Households	5,957	56%
Households Vacant	3,150	30%

Vacancy Reasons

For Rent	1,082	34%
Rented & Unoccupied	28	1%
For Sale Only	348	11%
Sold & Unoccupied	388	12%
For Season Recreational Or Occasional Use	226	7%
For Migrant Workers		0%
Vacant For Other Reasons	1,078	34%

Owner Occupied Home Values

Rental Properties by Number of Rooms

Rental Properties by Number of Rooms

Studio Apartment	570	12%
1 Bedroom	2,165	45%
2 Bedroom	1,485	31%
3+ Bedroom	643	13%

Cost of Monthly Rent Including Utilities

Cost of a Studio Apartment

Employment, Income, Earnings, and Work

• When compared to the rest of the country, the median household income in the state is $42,546.
• It is also compared to ZIP codes in the surrounding area.
• Consequently, 45202 is likely to be one of the more wealthy neighborhoods in town, as well as one of the nicest portions of town.
• Similarly to most other sections of the country, cars are the most popular mode of transportation to and from places of employment.

1. Residents of ZIP code 45202 rely on public transit to get to and from work at a higher rate than residents of most other parts in the country.
2. Walkers and cyclists will find 45202 to be a very welcoming neighborhood, with a high number of individuals utilizing these modes of transportation to get to work, making it one of the most bike-friendly cities in the country.
3. In most sections of the nation, the vast majority of commuters