Virginia ZIP Codes & Demographics
Virginia capital is Richmond (VA); borders Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia. Virginia ZIP codes, demographics, and median household income — 903 ZIP codes — population 8,657,769 — avg. income $83,623 — avg. home value $313,579. Compare counties, cities, and ZIP-level data on US5.
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Quick facts about Virginia
Capital, postal abbreviation, region, and land neighbors — then ZIP demographics below.
- Capital
- Richmond
- Abbreviation
- VA
- Region
- South
- State bird
- Cardinal
- State flower
- American dogwood
- Motto
- Thus always to tyrants
- Neighboring states (land borders)
Virginia demographics
Virginia has 903 ZIP codes across 115 counties on US5, with a combined ZIP-area population of about 8,657,769.
Across ZIP codes with age data, the average median age is about 44.5 years.
Among cities represented in this ZIP set, Dale City is among the largest population centers.
Median household income in Virginia
The average median household income across ZIP codes in Virginia is about $83,623 — about 11% above the U.S. median ($75,149).
Among ZIPs with income data, 20129 is near the top at about $250,001, while 24657 is near the bottom at about $18,601.
Housing in Virginia
For housing in Virginia, the average median home value is about $313,579 and the average median rent is about $1,060.
The most populous ZIP is 22193 (Dale City) with about 83,798 residents. Use the table below to compare ZIP codes across the state.
ZIP codes in Virginia
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Frequently asked questions
What is the capital of Virginia?
The capital of Virginia is Richmond. See Quick Facts above for abbreviation, region, and neighbors, then browse ZIP demographics below.
What is the abbreviation for Virginia?
Virginia’s USPS postal abbreviation is VA.
What states border Virginia?
Virginia shares land borders with Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia. Practice adjacency in the neighboring-states quiz; confirm the list in Quick Facts on this page.
How many ZIP codes are in Virginia?
Virginia has 903 ZIP codes on US5 across 115 counties. Each row links to demographics, median income, and housing for that code.
What are the demographics of Virginia?
Virginia has a combined ZIP-area population of about 8,657,769 across 903 ZIP codes. Browse the table on this page for population, income, and housing by ZIP.
What is the median household income in Virginia?
The average median household income across ZIP codes in Virginia is about $83,623, about 11% above the U.S. median ($75,149). Average median home value is about $313,579. Among ZIPs with data, 20129 is near the top ($250,001) and 24657 is near the bottom ($18,601).
Where can I find ZIP code lists for Virginia?
This page lists ZIP codes in Virginia with population, median household income, and home value. Sort the table or open a ZIP for a full demographics profile.
ZIP rankings in Virginia
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