🇺🇸 United States ZIP Code

STANDARD

43054

New Albany

ZIP Code 43054 is a standard zip code serving New Albany, New Albany, Ohio (OH), in Franklin County, United States. It has an estimated population of 20,566 with a median household income of $103,491. The area falls within the America/New_York timezone.

Median Household Income vs. National Average

Location

Country: 🇺🇸 United States
State / Province: Ohio (OH)
County: Franklin
City: New Albany
Timezone: America/New_York

Coordinates

Latitude: 40.084700
Longitude: -82.798800

Geographic Details

Land Area: 20.07 mi²
Water Area: 0.26 mi²
Population Density: 1025.0 people per mi² (75th percentile)
Bounding Box: 40.126764°N, 40.042410°S, -82.761827°E, -82.862774°W

With 20,566 residents spread across 20.07 square miles, this area has a population density of 1025.0 people per square mile.

Demographics

20,566

Population

80th percentile

$103,491

Median Income

95th percentile

$302,500

Median Home Value

85th percentile

20.07 mi²

Land Area

The median household income in 43054 is $103,491, and the median home value is $302,500. This places the area in the top 25% nationally for household income.

Housing

8,449

Total Units

7,741

Occupied Units

91.6%

Occupancy Rate

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