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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
- Washington
- 38.3
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Top and bottom zip codes in Washington
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Oldest zip codes (highest median age)
See allMedian age by county in Washington
- 1Jefferson County59.8
- 2San Juan County57
- 3Pacific County55
- 4Wahkiakum County54.5
- 5Ferry County52.9
- 6Clallam County52.1
- 7Pend Oreille County49.8
- 8Columbia County49.6
- 9Skamania County48.5
- 10Garfield County47.8
- 11Lincoln County46.9
- 12Stevens County46.9
- 13Klickitat County46.8
- 14Asotin County46.2
- 15Island County44.8
- 16Grays Harbor County44.7
- 17Mason County44.7
- 18Okanogan County43.2
- 19Lewis County42.2
- 20Skagit County42.1
- 21Cowlitz County41.5
- 22Chelan County40.4
- 23Kitsap County40.2
- 24Thurston County40
- 25Clark County39.1
- 26Douglas County38.9
- 27Snohomish County38.6
- 28Spokane County38.5
- 29Walla Walla County38.5
- 30Whatcom County38.4
- 31King County37.4
- 32Pierce County37
- 33Benton County36.3
- 34Kittitas County35.8
- 35Grant County33.7
- 36Yakima County33.3
- 37Franklin County30.9
- 38Adams County29.3
- 39Whitman County26.4
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median age in Washington?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 98253 (Greenbank, WA) has the highest: 66.3.
Which zip code has the lowest median age in Washington?
98195 (Seattle, WA) has the lowest: 19.3.
What is the median age for the United States?
38.9; in Washington it is 38.3.
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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