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Half of residents are older than this, half younger. Retirement areas run 50+, college towns can be in the low 20s.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 38.9
- Tennessee
- 38.9
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Oldest zip codes (highest median age)
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- 1Cumberland County53.5
- 2Pickett County51.6
- 3Loudon County48.8
- 4Clay County48.5
- 5Benton County47.8
- 6Fayette County47.4
- 7Grainger County47.4
- 8Roane County47.3
- 9Van Buren County47.2
- 10Fentress County46.9
- 11Jackson County46.9
- 12Polk County46.9
- 13Unicoi County46.9
- 14Johnson County46.7
- 15Moore County46.2
- 16Hawkins County46
- 17Carter County45.9
- 18Decatur County45.8
- 19Henry County45.8
- 20Bledsoe County45.5
- 21Meigs County45.4
- 22Cocke County45.3
- 23Monroe County45.2
- 24Hardin County45.1
- 25Sullivan County45
- 26Sequatchie County44.9
- 27Greene County44.7
- 28Wayne County44.4
- 29Jefferson County44.3
- 30Stewart County44.3
- 31Campbell County44.2
- 32Marion County43.8
- 33Blount County43.7
- 34Overton County43.7
- 35Giles County43.5
- 36Sevier County43.5
- 37White County43.5
- 38Humphreys County43.3
- 39Perry County43.3
- 40Haywood County43.2
- 41Hancock County43.1
- 42Houston County43
- 43Lincoln County42.9
- 44McNairy County42.9
- 45Lake County42.8
- 46Grundy County42.7
- 47Union County42.7
- 48Claiborne County42.5
- 49McMinn County42.4
- 50Hickman County42.3
- 51Morgan County42.3
- 52Franklin County42.2
- 53Rhea County42
- 54DeKalb County41.9
- 55Lewis County41.9
- 56Obion County41.8
- 57Anderson County41.5
- 58Cheatham County41.5
- 59Carroll County41.3
- 60Scott County40.7
- 61Smith County40.6
- 62Henderson County40.4
- 63Williamson County40.4
- 64Dyer County40.2
- 65Washington County40.2
- 66Hamblen County40.1
- 67Hardeman County40.1
- 68Cannon County40
- 69Sumner County39.8
- 70Warren County39.8
- 71Wilson County39.8
- 72Crockett County39.7
- 73Gibson County39.6
- 74Bradley County39.5
- 75Hamilton County39.5
- 76Marshall County39.5
- 77Lawrence County39.3
- 78Lauderdale County39.2
- 79Macon County39.2
- 80Dickson County39.1
- 81Maury County39.1
- 82Coffee County39
- 83Tipton County39
- 84Robertson County38.7
- 85Madison County38.3
- 86Bedford County37.6
- 87Chester County37.6
- 88Knox County37.4
- 89Weakley County37.3
- 90Putnam County36
- 91Shelby County35.9
- 92Trousdale County35
- 93Davidson County34.6
- 94Rutherford County34.2
- 95Montgomery County31.9
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median age in Tennessee?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 38558 (Crossville, TN) has the highest: 71.
Which zip code has the lowest median age in Tennessee?
37132 (Murfreesboro, TN) has the lowest: 19.4.
What is the median age for the United States?
38.9; in Tennessee it is 38.9.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Half of residents are older than this, half younger. Retirement areas run 50+, college towns can be in the low 20s.
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