District of Columbia ZIP code database

Every ZIP Code Tabulation Area in District of Columbia — 57 rows, 53 columns of population, race and ethnicity, age and sex, income, and housing (owner vs. renter). Across District of Columbia, the population-weighted median household income is about $115,754, the median home value about $801,584, and 41.5% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.

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ZIP codes: 681.3K
Population: 53
Data points

District of Columbia at a glance

$115,754
Median household income: $801,584
Median home value: 35.5
Median age: 41.5%
Owner-occupied: 361,014
Housing units: 1
Counties covered

Income, home value, and age are population-weighted averages of the ZIP-level medians in the file. Counts are exact.

Top 10 District of Columbia ZIP codes by median household income
#	ZIP	City	Population	Homeowner %	Median HH $
1	20015	Washington	15,653	77.3%	$250,001
2	20004	Washington	1,831	42.6%	$184,792
3	20016	Washington	32,730	64.6%	$178,920
4	20003	Washington	37,482	37%	$159,846
5	20009	Washington	50,150	35.3%	$146,664
6	20007	Washington	24,602	56.2%	$140,996
7	20001	Washington	44,616	33.4%	$138,059
8	20008	Washington	29,434	36.4%	$125,212
9	20012	Washington	17,519	65.1%	$121,418
10	20002	Washington	72,397	38.3%	$120,337

Top 10 District of Columbia ZIP codes by population
#	ZIP	City	Population	Homeowner %	Median HH $
1	20002	Washington	72,397	38.3%	$120,337
2	20011	Washington	67,434	56.2%	$110,309
3	20019	Washington	63,380	41.8%	$58,296
4	20020	Washington	53,005	30.2%	$54,032
5	20009	Washington	50,150	35.3%	$146,664
6	20001	Washington	44,616	33.4%	$138,059
7	20032	Washington	40,920	22.6%	$49,139
8	20003	Washington	37,482	37%	$159,846
9	20016	Washington	32,730	64.6%	$178,920
10	20010	Washington	31,808	41%	$114,126

Top 10 District of Columbia ZIP codes by Homeowner GDP
#	ZIP	City	Population	Homeowner %	Median HH $	Homeowner GDP
1	20011	Washington	67,434	56.2%	$110,309	$1.7B
2	20016	Washington	32,730	64.6%	$178,920	$1.7B
3	20002	Washington	72,397	38.3%	$120,337	$1.6B
4	20009	Washington	50,150	35.3%	$146,664	$1.5B
5	20015	Washington	15,653	77.3%	$250,001	$1.2B
6	20003	Washington	37,482	37%	$159,846	$1.2B
7	20001	Washington	44,616	33.4%	$138,059	$1.1B
8	20007	Washington	24,602	56.2%	$140,996	$953.7M
9	20008	Washington	29,434	36.4%	$125,212	$767.2M
10	20010	Washington	31,808	41%	$114,126	$671.9M

Homeowner GDP = owner-occupied units × median household income — a proxy for aggregate homeowner spending power in a ZIP, useful for scoring market opportunity. Not an official economic statistic.

Densest: 20052 (Washington) at 60,826 people/sq mi. Least dense: 20317 (Washington) at 43 people/sq mi.

All 53 data points

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Every column defined in the data dictionary.