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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
- Tennessee
- 7,066,383
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- 1Shelby County919,173
- 2Davidson County715,388
- 3Knox County494,148
- 4Hamilton County376,192
- 5Rutherford County360,646
- 6Williamson County260,351
- 7Montgomery County234,153
- 8Sumner County204,424
- 9Sullivan County160,624
- 10Wilson County158,805
- 11Blount County139,333
- 12Washington County136,261
- 13Bradley County111,065
- 14Maury County107,791
- 15Sevier County99,652
- 16Madison County99,295
- 17Putnam County82,558
- 18Anderson County79,153
- 19Robertson County75,539
- 20Greene County71,628
- 21Hamblen County65,669
- 22Cumberland County63,553
- 23Tipton County61,553
- 24Coffee County59,710
- 25Loudon County58,580
- 26Hawkins County57,964
- 27Jefferson County56,864
- 28Carter County56,712
- 29Dickson County55,983
- 30Roane County55,208
- 31McMinn County54,884
- 32Bedford County52,237
- 33Gibson County50,869
- 34Monroe County47,695
- 35Lawrence County45,385
- 36Franklin County43,990
- 37Fayette County43,267
- 38Warren County42,166
- 39Cheatham County41,829
- 40Campbell County39,761
- 41Cocke County36,813
- 42Dyer County36,508
- 43Marshall County36,049
- 44Lincoln County35,946
- 45Rhea County33,992
- 46Weakley County33,016
- 47Claiborne County32,466
- 48Henry County32,412
- 49Giles County30,620
- 50Obion County30,453
- 51Marion County29,250
- 52Carroll County28,641
- 53White County28,160
- 54Henderson County27,980
- 55Hardin County27,249
- 56Macon County26,240
- 57McNairy County25,970
- 58Hickman County25,436
- 59Hardeman County25,433
- 60Lauderdale County24,784
- 61Grainger County24,266
- 62Overton County23,065
- 63Scott County22,113
- 64Morgan County21,361
- 65DeKalb County20,959
- 66Union County20,431
- 67Smith County20,389
- 68Fentress County19,309
- 69Humphreys County19,214
- 70Johnson County18,196
- 71Polk County17,898
- 72Unicoi County17,756
- 73Chester County17,611
- 74Haywood County17,475
- 75Sequatchie County16,809
- 76Wayne County16,168
- 77Benton County16,006
- 78Bledsoe County15,032
- 79Cannon County14,818
- 80Stewart County14,027
- 81Crockett County13,944
- 82Grundy County13,819
- 83Meigs County13,343
- 84Lewis County12,992
- 85Jackson County12,029
- 86Trousdale County11,957
- 87Decatur County11,579
- 88Perry County8,697
- 89Houston County8,353
- 90Clay County7,670
- 91Hancock County6,852
- 92Moore County6,674
- 93Lake County6,579
- 94Van Buren County6,437
- 95Pickett County5,079
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population in Tennessee?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 37013 (Antioch, TN) has the highest: 105,212.
Which zip code has the lowest population in Tennessee?
38362 (Oakfield, TN) has the lowest: 1,011.
What is the population for the United States?
334,922,499; in Tennessee it is 7,066,383.
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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