Population density: zip codes ranked in District of Columbia
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. These lists rank zip codes in District of Columbia with at least 1,000 residents, using the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
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Most densely populated zip codes
| # | Zip | City | Density |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 20052 | Washington | 60,667/sq mi |
| 2 | 20009 | Washington | 38,050/sq mi |
| 3 | 20010 | Washington | 31,968/sq mi |
| 4 | 20005 | Washington | 30,326/sq mi |
| 5 | 20001 | Washington | 21,796/sq mi |
| 6 | 20057 | Washington | 20,699/sq mi |
| 7 | 20037 | Washington | 17,973/sq mi |
| 8 | 20003 | Washington | 16,490/sq mi |
| 9 | 20036 | Washington | 14,169/sq mi |
| 10 | 20002 | Washington | 14,093/sq mi |
| 11 | 20011 | Washington | 12,574/sq mi |
| 12 | 20059 | Washington | 12,389/sq mi |
| 13 | 20020 | Washington | 11,525/sq mi |
| 14 | 20019 | Washington | 10,329/sq mi |
| 15 | 20017 | Washington | 9,545/sq mi |
| 16 | 20008 | Washington | 9,529/sq mi |
| 17 | 20004 | Washington | 9,438/sq mi |
| 18 | 20012 | Washington | 8,492/sq mi |
| 19 | 20007 | Washington | 7,962/sq mi |
| 20 | 20032 | Washington | 7,797/sq mi |
| 21 | 20064 | Washington | 7,472/sq mi |
| 22 | 20016 | Washington | 7,387/sq mi |
| 23 | 20024 | Washington | 7,242/sq mi |
| 24 | 20018 | Washington | 6,482/sq mi |
| 25 | 20015 | Washington | 4,503/sq mi |
| 26 | 20006 | Washington | 3,858/sq mi |
Most sparsely populated zip codes
| # | Zip | City | Density |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 20006 | Washington | 3,858/sq mi |
| 2 | 20015 | Washington | 4,503/sq mi |
| 3 | 20018 | Washington | 6,482/sq mi |
| 4 | 20024 | Washington | 7,242/sq mi |
| 5 | 20016 | Washington | 7,387/sq mi |
| 6 | 20064 | Washington | 7,472/sq mi |
| 7 | 20032 | Washington | 7,797/sq mi |
| 8 | 20007 | Washington | 7,962/sq mi |
| 9 | 20012 | Washington | 8,492/sq mi |
| 10 | 20004 | Washington | 9,438/sq mi |
| 11 | 20008 | Washington | 9,529/sq mi |
| 12 | 20017 | Washington | 9,545/sq mi |
| 13 | 20019 | Washington | 10,329/sq mi |
| 14 | 20020 | Washington | 11,525/sq mi |
| 15 | 20059 | Washington | 12,389/sq mi |
| 16 | 20011 | Washington | 12,574/sq mi |
| 17 | 20002 | Washington | 14,093/sq mi |
| 18 | 20036 | Washington | 14,169/sq mi |
| 19 | 20003 | Washington | 16,490/sq mi |
| 20 | 20037 | Washington | 17,973/sq mi |
| 21 | 20057 | Washington | 20,699/sq mi |
| 22 | 20001 | Washington | 21,796/sq mi |
| 23 | 20005 | Washington | 30,326/sq mi |
| 24 | 20010 | Washington | 31,968/sq mi |
| 25 | 20009 | Washington | 38,050/sq mi |
| 26 | 20052 | Washington | 60,667/sq mi |
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- Homeownership rate
- Average commute
- Work from home
- Unemployment rate
- Diversity index
- Broadband access
- Uninsured rate
- Veterans
- Foreign-born residents
- Housing vacancy
- Rent-burdened renters
- Residents 65 and older
- Residents under 18
- Median earnings per worker
- Tech workers
- Healthcare workers
- Self-employed workers
- Government workers
- Income inequality (Gini)