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🇺🇸 United States

New York

2,154 zip codes · State code: NY

19,308,308

Population

$63,124

Median Income

$376,896

Median Home Value

46,684.91 mi²

Land Area

Income Distribution

ZIP Code Types

Top Cities by Population

Cities in New York

City Population ZIP Codes
Pierrepont Manor — 1
Mottville — 1
Columbiaville — 1
Denmark — 1
Plattekill — 1
Fort Drum — 1
Riparius — 1
New Milford — 1
Newtonville — 1
Sugar Loaf — 1
Limerick — 1
Willard — 1
Mc Connellsville — 1
Java Village — 1
Mc Lean — 1
Gorham — 1
Leon — 1
New Haven — 1
Colliersville — 1
Oaks Corners — 1
Bear Mountain — 1
Solsville — 1
West Stockholm — 1
Thompsonville — 1
Seneca Castle — 1
East Williamson — 1
Crittenden — 1
Hughsonville — 1
Whippleville — 1
Shenorock — 1
Helena — 1
Livonia Center — 1
Union Hill — 1
Corbettsville — 1
Bellvale — 1
Versailles — 1
Clarkson — 1
West Clarksville — 1
Wayne — 1
Belleville — 1
Ouaquaga — 1
Billings — 1
North Hoosick — 1
Quaker Street — 1
West Point — 2
Ellenburg — 1
Annandale On Hudson — 1
West Burlington — 1
Saint Bonaventure — 1
Great Bend — 1
Lycoming — 1
Niagara University — 1
Centerville — 1
East Pharsalia — 1
North Granville — 1
West Park — 1
Stow — 1
Hume — 1
Mahopac Falls — 1
Thompson Ridge — 1
Livingston — 1
Severance — 1
Plessis — 1
Pompey — 1
Sandusky — 1
Model City — 1
Tyrone — 1
Sonyea — 1
Lakemont — 1
Maryknoll — 1
Blodgett Mills — 1
Ontario Center — 1
Reading Center — 1
Gallupville — 1
West Camp — 1
Slaterville Springs — 1
Cleverdale — 1
North Greece — 1
Brant — 1
Sabael — 1
Lawrenceville — 1
Washington Mills — 1
Fishers — 1
Bible School Park — 1
Mecklenburg — 1
Alton — 1
Oxbow — 1
Tallman — 1
Smithboro — 1
North Norwich — 1
Mellenville — 1
Chenango Bridge — 1
Clockville — 1
North Boston — 1
Silver Lake — 1
Hailesboro — 1
Perkinsville — 1
Plainville — 1
Lincolndale — 1
Pyrites — 1

Frequently Asked Questions

How many ZIP codes does each US state have?
The number of ZIP codes per state varies widely. Texas and California have the most with over 2,500 each, while smaller states like Delaware and Rhode Island have fewer than 100. The count depends on population density, land area, and how the USPS has organized delivery routes.
What ZIP code ranges are assigned to each state?
Each state is assigned specific ZIP code ranges. For example, New York uses 100xx-149xx, California uses 900xx-961xx, and Texas uses 750xx-799xx. These ranges generally follow the east-to-west numbering pattern established when ZIP codes were introduced in 1963.
Why do some states share ZIP code prefixes?
States share ZIP code prefixes because the first three digits identify a Sectional Center Facility (SCF), which may serve areas in multiple states. Border regions often share mail processing facilities, leading to overlapping prefix assignments.
How is census data linked to ZIP codes?
The US Census Bureau uses ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) to associate demographic data with postal areas. ZCTAs approximate ZIP code boundaries using census blocks and provide population, income, housing, and other statistics at the postal code level.
What is the difference between a ZIP code and a ZCTA?
ZIP codes are delivery routes defined by the USPS for mail delivery, while ZCTAs (ZIP Code Tabulation Areas) are geographic areas defined by the Census Bureau for statistical purposes. ZCTAs approximate ZIP code boundaries but may not match exactly, especially in rural or less populated areas.