DMA code
751
DENVER · DMA 751
Explore ZIP codes in the DENVER TV market — covering CO, NE, WY — 524 ZIP codes — 4,841,268 residents. Population, income, and housing at a glance.
ZIP codes
524
Population
4,841,268
States
CO, NE, WY
Median household income (avg.)
$84,989
Average home value
$460,193
Where is the DENVER market?
DENVER (DMA 751) groups 524 indexable ZIP codes on US5 across CO, NE, and WY, with a combined ZIP-area population of about 4,841,268.
Larger population clusters inside this TV market include Denver, CO, Aurora, CO, Thornton, CO, Fort Collins, CO, and Lakewood, CO. Open any ZIP below for full demographics, housing, schools, and nearby services.
The most populous ZIP currently listed for this market is 80134 (about 77,814 residents).
Income and housing in DENVER
Across ZIPs with income data in DENVER, the average median household income is about $84,989 — about 13% above the U.S. median ($75,149).
Average median home value across those ZIPs is about $460,193.
On this page’s income ranking, ZIP 82640 is near the top at about $250,001.
What is a Designated Market Area (DMA)?
A Designated Market Area (DMA) is a Nielsen media-market geography used to group U.S. counties into TV / advertising markets. Each market has a three-digit DMA code — for example 751 for DENVER.
DMAs are not the same as metro statistical areas, area codes, or ZIP boundaries. A single DMA can span multiple states, and large metros may dominate a market while nearby counties still belong to the same advertising footprint.
How to use this DENVER page
US5 joins published ZIP profiles to DMA codes so you can browse the market as a list of postal codes with population, income, and housing at a glance — then drill into any ZIP for maps, schools, commute, and climate context.
This is a place-based research view for media markets, not a live TV schedule, ratings feed, or advertising buy tool. Counts can change when geography publishes update.
ZIP codes in DENVER
Frequently asked questions
What is DMA 751?
DENVER (DMA 751) is a Nielsen Designated Market Area — a TV / media market that groups places for advertising and audience measurement. On US5 it is linked to ZIP codes in CO, NE, and WY, covering about 4,841,268 combined ZIP-area residents across 524 codes.
How many ZIP codes are in the DENVER DMA?
US5 currently lists 524 indexable ZIP codes for DMA 751 (DENVER). Counts can change as geography publishes update.
What is the average income in the DENVER market?
The average of ZIP median household incomes in DENVER is about $84,989 (about 13% above the U.S. median ($75,149)). Individual neighborhoods vary — sort the ZIP table by income to compare.
Is a DMA the same as a metro area or area code?
No. DMAs are Nielsen media markets built mainly from county groupings for TV advertising. Metro statistical areas, telephone area codes, and ZIP codes use different boundaries. The same city can sit in one DMA, multiple area codes, and many ZIP codes.
How does US5 map ZIPs to DMA 751?
US5 joins each published ZIP profile to a DMA code from the spatial dictionary (Nielsen market membership summarized onto ZIP geography). This page lists indexable ZIPs with that code so you can move from the market overview into local demographics.
What cities are in the DENVER DMA?
Larger population clusters on US5 for DENVER include Denver, CO, Aurora, CO, Thornton, CO, Fort Collins, CO, and Lakewood, CO. Open linked ZIP pages for neighborhood-level demographics.