Pennsylvania ZIP code database

Every ZIP Code Tabulation Area in Pennsylvania — 1,859 rows, 54 columns of population, race and ethnicity, age and sex, income, and housing (owner vs. renter). Across Pennsylvania, the population-weighted median household income is about $82,829, the median home value about $279,839, and 69.3% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.

1,859
ZIP codes: 13M
Population: 54
Data points

Pennsylvania at a glance

$82,829
Median household income: $279,839
Median home value: 41.5
Median age: 69.3%
Owner-occupied: 5,806,452
Housing units: 67
Counties covered

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

Top 10 Pennsylvania ZIP codes by median household income
#	ZIP	City	Population	Homeowner %	Median HH $
1	19085	Lower Merion	11,230	99.4%	$250,001
2	19066	Lower Merion	5,839	88.2%	$250,001
3	19035	Lower Merion	3,937	85.1%	$250,001
4	18912	Buckingham	213	82.8%	$250,001
5	19375	East Marlborough	234	80.2%	$250,001
6	15421	Wharton	207	100%	$250,001
7	18936	Montgomery	296	86.8%	$250,001
8	18440	La Plume	35	83.3%	$250,001
9	18933	Solebury	105	89.2%	$226,083
10	18950	Plumstead	262	100%	$225,795

Top 10 Pennsylvania ZIP codes by population
#	ZIP	City	Population	Homeowner %	Median HH $
1	19124	Philadelphia	71,004	62.3%	$45,314
2	17603	Conestoga	67,571	61.9%	$77,084
3	19120	Philadelphia	66,469	70.1%	$54,000
4	19111	Philadelphia	66,283	54.4%	$61,138
5	19143	Philadelphia	62,572	46.7%	$43,244
6	19446	Hatfield	61,848	65.2%	$106,310
7	19149	Philadelphia	56,914	56.6%	$58,496
8	19020	Bensalem	56,809	60.2%	$83,223
9	17331	Berwick	56,443	76.4%	$79,488
10	15601	Greensburg	56,425	75.1%	$78,555

Top 10 Pennsylvania ZIP codes by Homeowner GDP
#	ZIP	City	Population	Homeowner %	Median HH $	Homeowner GDP
1	19335	Caln	53,629	79.2%	$143,249	$2.3B
2	19067	Falls	53,885	77.8%	$133,630	$2.2B
3	19382	Birmingham	54,127	70.9%	$132,091	$2B
4	19380	East Bradford	49,856	72%	$122,899	$1.9B
5	19426	Collegeville	43,460	87.8%	$151,748	$1.9B
6	19446	Hatfield	61,848	65.2%	$106,310	$1.7B
7	17601	East Hempfield	56,382	72.5%	$102,435	$1.7B
8	19460	Charlestown	45,423	72.1%	$124,050	$1.7B
9	15642	Hempfield	46,325	85.2%	$97,706	$1.6B
10	18966	Northampton	36,370	89.5%	$128,838	$1.6B

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: 15282 (Pittsburgh) at 43,111 people/sq mi. Least dense: 17778 (East Keating) at 1 people/sq mi.

All 54 data points

zipcodestatecountycityMedian Household IncomeAverage Household IncomePer Capita Incometotal householdshouseholds above $100khouseholds above 150kTotal PopulationWhite PopulationBlack PopulationNative American PopulationAsian PopulationOther PopulationHispanic Latino PopulationPopulation Density (people per square mile)female 0-9female 10-19female 20-29female 30-39female 40-49female 50-59female 60-69female 70+male 0-9male 10-19male 20-29male 30-39male 40-49male 50-59male 60-69male 70+Median AgeHousing UnitsOccupied UnitsOwner-OccupiedRenter-OccupiedMedian Value Owner-Occupied Unitsland area sq migeoidMale PopulationFemale PopulationMale Population PercentFemale Population PercentTotal Homeowner IncomeIncome Density (per square mile)Homeowner Income Density (per square mile)Housing Unit Density (per square mile)Owner-Occupied Unit Density (per square mile)Renter-Occupied Unit Density (per square mile)High-Income Homeowner Density (per square mile)Area Code(s)

Every column defined in the data dictionary.

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