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U.S. ZIP Code Directory

Search any U.S. ZIP code to view city, county, demographics, and a map. 39,000+ ZIP codes covered.

Tip: go directly to /zip/90210/

Most populated ZIP codes by state

The largest ZIP code (by resident population) in each of these states — 2020 Census.

What’s on each ZIP page

Standardized layout for consistent indexing.

  • Primary city, county, and state
  • ZIP type (Standard / PO Box / Unique)
  • Population, income, and key demographics (Standard ZIPs)
  • Map preview and nearby ZIP codes

Browse ZIP codes by state

Start broad, then drill into a state’s cities and ZIP codes.

ZIP code lookup for the United States

ZIP codes (Zone Improvement Plan) are used by USPS to improve mail routing and logistics. On ZipCityLookup, each ZIP code has a dedicated page with standardized fields so you can quickly identify the associated city, state, and county, and navigate to related geographic pages.

How to use this directory

  • Type a 5-digit ZIP code in the search box above and submit.
  • Or open a ZIP page directly (example: /zip/90210/).
  • Prefer browsing? Start from states and drill into cities and ZIP codes.

About data and accuracy

ZIP code boundaries and “primary city” labels can vary by dataset and can change over time. If you notice a mismatch, treat the ZIP page as a general reference and validate critical use cases with official sources.

FAQ

What is the URL format for ZIP pages?
ZIP pages use a single canonical format:/zip/#####/.
Can one ZIP code match multiple cities?
Yes. Some ZIP codes may be associated with multiple city names (or neighborhoods). The page should show the primary city label plus any alternates if you have them.
Are ZIP codes the same as city boundaries?
Not necessarily. ZIP codes are designed for mail delivery routes and do not always align with municipal boundaries.