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Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 334,922,499
- North Carolina
- 10,730,404
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- 1Wake County1,178,653
- 2Mecklenburg County1,154,681
- 3Guilford County547,940
- 4Forsyth County389,977
- 5Cumberland County338,545
- 6Durham County332,353
- 7Buncombe County274,360
- 8Union County250,958
- 9Cabarrus County236,133
- 10New Hanover County235,229
- 11Gaston County234,881
- 12Johnston County234,263
- 13Onslow County207,906
- 14Iredell County196,544
- 15Pitt County177,193
- 16Alamance County176,893
- 17Davidson County172,954
- 18Catawba County163,573
- 19Brunswick County152,568
- 20Rowan County149,875
- 21Orange County149,678
- 22Randolph County146,348
- 23Harnett County139,150
- 24Wayne County118,652
- 25Henderson County118,484
- 26Robeson County116,902
- 27Moore County104,876
- 28Craven County102,612
- 29Cleveland County100,991
- 30Nash County96,216
- 31Lincoln County92,716
- 32Rockingham County92,131
- 33Burke County87,795
- 34Caldwell County80,536
- 35Chatham County80,151
- 36Wilson County79,290
- 37Franklin County74,386
- 38Surry County71,425
- 39Carteret County69,148
- 40Wilkes County65,935
- 41Lee County65,816
- 42Pender County65,550
- 43Rutherford County64,930
- 44Stanly County64,651
- 45Haywood County62,662
- 46Granville County60,877
- 47Sampson County59,470
- 48Watauga County55,123
- 49Lenoir County54,919
- 50Hoke County53,835
- 51Columbus County50,140
- 52Duplin County49,335
- 53Edgecombe County48,736
- 54Halifax County47,675
- 55Stokes County45,139
- 56McDowell County44,817
- 57Beaufort County44,499
- 58Davie County44,122
- 59Jackson County43,771
- 60Richmond County42,344
- 61Vance County42,322
- 62Pasquotank County40,834
- 63Person County39,542
- 64Macon County37,941
- 65Dare County37,875
- 66Yadkin County37,574
- 67Alexander County36,412
- 68Transylvania County33,691
- 69Scotland County33,590
- 70Currituck County30,601
- 71Bladen County29,566
- 72Cherokee County29,562
- 73Ashe County26,950
- 74Montgomery County26,007
- 75Caswell County22,404
- 76Anson County22,289
- 77Madison County21,867
- 78Martin County21,644
- 79Greene County20,486
- 80Hertford County19,908
- 81Polk County19,891
- 82Yancey County18,797
- 83Warren County18,795
- 84Avery County17,680
- 85Bertie County17,170
- 86Northampton County16,931
- 87Mitchell County14,992
- 88Swain County14,013
- 89Chowan County13,836
- 90Perquimans County13,244
- 91Pamlico County12,390
- 92Clay County11,610
- 93Alleghany County11,174
- 94Camden County10,927
- 95Washington County10,812
- 96Gates County10,376
- 97Jones County9,302
- 98Graham County8,072
- 99Hyde County4,592
- 100Tyrrell County3,423
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population in North Carolina?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 27587 (Wake Forest, NC) has the highest: 82,886.
Which zip code has the lowest population in North Carolina?
28736 (Glenville, NC) has the lowest: 1,000.
What is the population for the United States?
334,922,499; in North Carolina it is 10,730,404.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
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