There are more than 40,000 ZIP codes in the United States! Each ZIP code represents a special area or region.
How to Find Your ZIP Code
- Choose Your State: Select your state from the list, and you’ll see a detailed list of cities. Plus, there’s a fun map that shows ZIP code boundaries!
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States ZIP Codes
| Name | ZIP Codes | Capital | Population (2020) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama (AL) | 35004 – 36925 | Montgomery | 5024279 |
| Alaska (AK) | 99501 – 99950 | Juneau | 733391 |
| Arizona (AZ) | 85001 – 86556 | Phoenix | 7151502 |
| Arkansas (AR) | 71601 – 72959 | Little Rock | 3011524 |
| California (CA) | 90001 – 96162 | Sacramento | 39538223 |
| Colorado (CO) | 80001 – 81658 | Denver | 5773714 |
| Connecticut (CT) | 06001 – 06927 | Hartford | 3605944 |
| Delaware (DE) | 19701 – 19980 | Dover | 989948 |
| Florida (FL) | 32003 – 34997 | Tallahassee | 21538187 |
| Georgia (GA) | 30002 – 39901 | Atlanta | 10711908 |
| Hawaii (HI) | 96701 – 96898 | Honolulu | 1455271 |
| Idaho (ID) | 83201 – 83877 | Boise | 1839106 |
| Illinois (IL) | 60001 – 62999 | Springfield | 12812508 |
| Indiana (IN) | 46001 – 47997 | Indianapolis | 6785528 |
| Iowa (IA) | 50001 – 52809 | Des Moines | 3190369 |
| Kansas (KS) | 66002 – 67954 | Topeka | 2937880 |
| Kentucky (KY) | 40003 – 42788 | Frankfort | 4505836 |
| Louisiana (LA) | 70001 – 71497 | Baton Rouge | 4657757 |
| Maine (ME) | 03901 – 04992 | Augusta | 1362359 |
| Maryland (MD) | 20588 – 21930 | Annapolis | 6177224 |
| Massachusetts (MA) | 01001 – 05544 | Boston | 7029917 |
| Michigan (MI) | 48001 – 49971 | Lansing | 10077331 |
| Minnesota (MN) | 55001 – 56763 | Saint Paul | 5706494 |
| Mississippi (MS) | 38601 – 39776 | Jackson | 2961279 |
| Missouri (MO) | 63005 – 72643 | Jefferson City | 6154913 |
| Montana (MT) | 59001 – 59937 | Helena | 1084225 |
| Nebraska (NE) | 68001 – 69367 | Lincoln | 1961504 |
| Nevada (NV) | 88901 – 89883 | Carson City | 3104614 |
| New Hampshire (NH) | 03031 – 03897 | Concord | 1377529 |
| New Jersey (NJ) | 07001 – 08989 | Trenton | 9288994 |
| New Mexico (NM) | 87001 – 88439 | Santa Fe | 2117522 |
| New York (NY) | 00501 – 14905 | Albany | 20201249 |
| North Carolina (NC) | 27006 – 28909 | Raleigh | 10439388 |
| North Dakota (ND) | 58001 – 58856 | Bismarck | 779094 |
| Ohio (OH) | 43001 – 45999 | Columbus | 11799448 |
| Oklahoma (OK) | 73001 – 74966 | Oklahoma City | 3959353 |
| Oregon (OR) | 97001 – 97920 | Salem | 4237256 |
| Pennsylvania (PA) | 15001 – 19612 | Harrisburg | 13002700 |
| Rhode Island (RI) | 02801 – 02940 | Providence | 1097379 |
| South Carolina (SC) | 29001 – 29945 | Columbia | 5118425 |
| South Dakota (SD) | 57001 – 57799 | Pierre | 886667 |
| Tennessee (TN) | 37010 – 38589 | Nashville | 6910840 |
| Texas (TX) | 73301 – 88595 | Austin | 29145505 |
| Utah (UT) | 84001 – 84791 | Salt Lake City | 3271616 |
| Vermont (VT) | 05001 – 05907 | Montpelier | 643077 |
| Virginia (VA) | 20101 – 24658 | Richmond | 8631393 |
| Washington (WA) | 98001 – 99403 | Olympia | 7705281 |
| West Virginia (WV) | 24701 – 26886 | Charleston | 1793716 |
| Wisconsin (Wi) | 53001 – 54990 | Madison | 5893718 |
| Wyoming (WY) | 82001 – 83414 | Cheyenne | 576851 |
Federal District ZIP Codes
| Name | ZIP Codes | Population |
|---|---|---|
| District of Columbia (DC) | 20001 – 88888 | 689545 |
Territories ZIP Codes
| Name | ZIP Codes | Capital | Population |
| American Samoa (AS) | 96799 | Pago Pago | 49710 |
| Guam (GU) | 96910 – 96932 | Hagåtña | 153836 |
| Northern Mariana Islands (MP) | 96950 – 96952 | Saipan | 47329 |
| Puerto Rico (PR) | 00601 – 00988 | San Juan | 3285874 |
| Virgin Islands (VI) | 00801 – 00851 | Charlotte Amalie | 87146 |
ZIP Codes USA Map
How ZIP Codes Help Us Send Mail Fast!
The ZIP Code system was created by the United States Postal Service (USPS) in 1963 to make mail faster and more reliable. The name “ZIP” comes from Zone Improvement Plan, and it was chosen because it made mail “zip” through the system!
How ZIP Codes Changed Over Time
- The Original ZIP Code: The first ZIP Codes were simple—just 5 digits long. They helped guide mail to different areas quickly.
- ZIP+4 Codes: In 1983, the USPS made the system even better by adding a hyphen and 4 more digits. This made the ZIP Code even more precise, helping us find the right building, block, or organization within a ZIP Code area.