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Vermont ZIP code database

Every ZIP Code Tabulation Area in Vermont — 265 rows, 54 columns of population, race and ethnicity, age and sex, income, and housing (owner vs. renter). Across Vermont, the population-weighted median household income is about $83,085, the median home value about $329,451, and 73.2% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.

265
ZIP codes
647.1K
Population
54
Data points

Vermont at a glance

$83,085
Median household income
$329,451
Median home value
43.8
Median age
73.2%
Owner-occupied
339,042
Housing units
14
Counties covered

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

Top 10 Vermont ZIP codes by median household income
#ZIPCityPopulationHomeowner %Median HH $
105677Waterbury2,29090.8%$157,139
205251Dorset1,67493.1%$151,163
305678Barre22830.4%$148,205
405445Charlotte3,91695.5%$144,375
505055Norwich3,46371.7%$142,684
605152Landgrove44879.9%$129,500
705454Fairfax5,36484.7%$128,212
805486Colchester1,50084.5%$126,513
905070Strafford51077%$125,938
1005862Peacham36179.9%$122,917
Top 10 Vermont ZIP codes by population
#ZIPCityPopulationHomeowner %Median HH $
105401Burlington31,66231.4%$65,657
205452Essex22,62667.7%$101,349
305403South Burlington20,61461.4%$105,616
405701Chittenden20,38260.5%$61,610
505301Brattleboro16,95565.6%$65,910
605641Barre16,93669.8%$76,855
705446Colchester16,45274.2%$97,475
805478Fairfax15,58068.1%$71,203
905201Bennington14,99860.9%$59,798
1005468Georgia13,32488.7%$114,709
Top 10 Vermont ZIP codes by Homeowner GDP
#ZIPCityPopulationHomeowner %Median HH $Homeowner GDP
105452Essex22,62667.7%$101,349$666.8M
205403South Burlington20,61461.4%$105,616$610.7M
305468Georgia13,32488.7%$114,709$517.7M
405446Colchester16,45274.2%$97,475$514.7M
505641Barre16,93669.8%$76,855$418.6M
605495St. George10,95676.1%$107,054$385M
705701Chittenden20,38260.5%$61,610$348.2M
805301Brattleboro16,95565.6%$65,910$327.4M
905478Fairfax15,58068.1%$71,203$314.9M
1005408Burlington10,01973.3%$95,018$300M

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: 05405 (Burlington) at 15,886 people/sq mi. Least dense: 05840 (Granby) 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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