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Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
95/sq mi
Mississippi
63/sq mi
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Top and bottom zip codes in Mississippi

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Most densely populated zip codes

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  1. 139217Jackson11,364/sq mi
  2. 239406Hattiesburg5,691/sq mi
  3. 338677University4,557/sq mi
  4. 439762Mississippi State4,130/sq mi
  5. 539531Biloxi2,849/sq mi
  6. 639206Jackson2,629/sq mi
  7. 739507Gulfport2,258/sq mi
  8. 839211Jackson1,936/sq mi
  9. 939203Jackson1,774/sq mi
  10. 1039202Jackson1,763/sq mi

Most sparsely populated zip codes

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  1. 139358Scooba7/sq mi
  2. 238626Dundee7/sq mi
  3. 339159Rolling Fork8/sq mi
  4. 438721Anguilla8/sq mi
  5. 538725Benoit8/sq mi
  6. 639086Hermanville8/sq mi
  7. 738643Lambert8/sq mi
  8. 839456Mc Lain9/sq mi
  9. 939361Shuqualak9/sq mi
  10. 1039425Brooklyn9/sq mi

Population density by county in Mississippi

  1. 1DeSoto County402/sq mi
  2. 2Harrison County368/sq mi
  3. 3Hinds County251/sq mi
  4. 4Rankin County205/sq mi
  5. 5Jackson County201/sq mi
  6. 6Lee County185/sq mi
  7. 7Forrest County168/sq mi
  8. 8Madison County156/sq mi
  9. 9Lamar County132/sq mi
  10. 10Lowndes County114/sq mi
  11. 11Oktibbeha County113/sq mi
  12. 12Lauderdale County102/sq mi
  13. 13Hancock County97/sq mi
  14. 14Pike County97/sq mi
  15. 15Jones County96/sq mi
  16. 16Lafayette County92/sq mi
  17. 17Alcorn County86/sq mi
  18. 18Warren County73/sq mi
  19. 19Pearl River County71/sq mi
  20. 20Tate County70/sq mi
  21. 21Union County68/sq mi
  22. 22Pontotoc County63/sq mi
  23. 23Adams County62/sq mi
  24. 24Prentiss County61/sq mi
  25. 25Lincoln County60/sq mi
  26. 26Washington County59/sq mi
  27. 27George County53/sq mi
  28. 28Neshoba County51/sq mi
  29. 29Grenada County50/sq mi
  30. 30Marshall County48/sq mi
  31. 31Panola County48/sq mi
  32. 32Tippah County47/sq mi
  33. 33Leflore County46/sq mi
  34. 34Scott County46/sq mi
  35. 35Itawamba County45/sq mi
  36. 36Clay County45/sq mi
  37. 37Marion County45/sq mi
  38. 38Monroe County44/sq mi
  39. 39Tishomingo County44/sq mi
  40. 40Covington County44/sq mi
  41. 41Simpson County44/sq mi
  42. 42Stone County42/sq mi
  43. 43Coahoma County37/sq mi
  44. 44Leake County37/sq mi
  45. 45Newton County37/sq mi
  46. 46Copiah County36/sq mi
  47. 47Sunflower County35/sq mi
  48. 48Walthall County34/sq mi
  49. 49Bolivar County34/sq mi
  50. 50Chickasaw County34/sq mi
  51. 51Winston County29/sq mi
  52. 52Lawrence County27/sq mi
  53. 53Jefferson Davis County27/sq mi
  54. 54Yazoo County27/sq mi
  55. 55Yalobusha County27/sq mi
  56. 56Wayne County24/sq mi
  57. 57Attala County24/sq mi
  58. 58Jasper County24/sq mi
  59. 59Webster County24/sq mi
  60. 60Montgomery County24/sq mi
  61. 61Smith County22/sq mi
  62. 62Clarke County22/sq mi
  63. 63Calhoun County22/sq mi
  64. 64Holmes County21/sq mi
  65. 65Tunica County21/sq mi
  66. 66Choctaw County19/sq mi
  67. 67Greene County19/sq mi
  68. 68Benton County19/sq mi
  69. 69Tallahatchie County18/sq mi
  70. 70Humphreys County18/sq mi
  71. 71Perry County18/sq mi
  72. 72Claiborne County18/sq mi
  73. 73Amite County17/sq mi
  74. 74Carroll County15/sq mi
  75. 75Noxubee County14/sq mi
  76. 76Quitman County14/sq mi
  77. 77Jefferson County14/sq mi
  78. 78Franklin County14/sq mi
  79. 79Wilkinson County12/sq mi
  80. 80Kemper County11/sq mi
  81. 81Sharkey County9/sq mi
  82. 82Issaquena County2/sq mi

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest population density in Mississippi?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 39217 (Jackson, MS) has the highest: 11,364/sq mi.

Which zip code has the lowest population density in Mississippi?

39358 (Scooba, MS) has the lowest: 7/sq mi.

What is the population density for the United States?

95/sq mi; in Mississippi it is 63/sq mi.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Residents per square mile of land (water excluded). Under 50 is rural, a few hundred is small-town, 2,500+ is urban, and 10,000+ is big-city dense.

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