Georgia ZIP Codes

Georgia ZIP code list — 714 ZIP codes across 159 counties and 524 cities. Search by city or filter by county.

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About Georgia ZIP codes

Georgia is home to 714 ZIP codes that cover the state's 159 counties and 524 cities, ranging from the bustling Atlanta metropolitan area to quiet coastal towns and rural communities in the southern plains. ZIP codes in Georgia span from 30002 near Atlanta to 39901, using prefixes primarily in the 300 through 319 range. Fulton County, which encompasses Atlanta and stretches across a wide swath of north-central Georgia, leads the state with 56 ZIP codes. Whether you're looking up a ZIP code for downtown Savannah or a small town in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Georgia's postal geography reflects the state's remarkable diversity of landscapes and communities.

Georgia ZIP codes primarily begin with the prefix range 300 through 319, covering the state from the Atlanta metropolitan area in the north to the coastal and southern regions. The 300-303 prefixes are heavily concentrated around Atlanta and its surrounding suburbs, while higher prefixes like 314-319 serve southern Georgia, including cities such as Valdosta and Waycross. The unusual 398 and 399 prefixes are reserved for special postal purposes, including the unique ZIP code 39901 assigned to Atlanta.

Fulton County leads Georgia with 56 ZIP codes, which is unsurprising given that it encompasses the heart of Atlanta — the state capital and largest city — along with a long north-south stretch of diverse suburban communities from Roswell and Alpharetta in the north to Palmetto and Chattahoochee Hills in the south.

Quick facts

Atlanta's ZIP code 30301 was one of the original ZIP codes assigned when the system launched on July 1, 1963, and the city's special-purpose ZIP code 39901 is a notable outlier that falls well outside Georgia's standard 300-319 prefix range.
Georgia has 159 counties — more than any other state east of the Mississippi River — and this large number of counties contributes to the wide distribution of its 714 ZIP codes across diverse rural and urban areas.
The ZIP code 30332 is exclusively assigned to the Georgia Institute of Technology campus in Atlanta, making it one of the few individual university campuses in the country with its own dedicated ZIP code.

Frequently asked questions

What ZIP codes are in Atlanta, Georgia?

Atlanta is served by a large number of ZIP codes, primarily in the 303xx range. Some of the most well-known include 30301 through 30322, covering areas such as Downtown (30303), Midtown (30308, 30309), Buckhead (30305, 30326), and East Atlanta (30316, 30317). Atlanta also holds the special-purpose ZIP code 39901. In total, the city is associated with over 40 ZIP codes, including those used for P.O. boxes and specific institutions.

How many ZIP codes does Georgia have?

Georgia has a total of 714 ZIP codes, spanning 159 counties and serving 524 cities across the state. These ZIP codes range from 30002 in Avondale Estates near Atlanta to 39901, a special-purpose code also assigned to Atlanta.

What do Georgia ZIP codes start with?

Georgia ZIP codes predominantly start with the prefix 3, using the specific three-digit prefixes 300 through 319. The 300-303 prefixes are concentrated in and around the Atlanta metropolitan area, while prefixes 304-319 serve central, eastern, southern, and coastal Georgia. Additionally, the prefixes 398 and 399 are used for special postal purposes within the state.

Which county in Georgia has the most ZIP codes?

Fulton County has the most ZIP codes in Georgia with 56, reflecting its status as home to Atlanta and its expansive geographic footprint. DeKalb County follows with 26 ZIP codes, covering major communities like Decatur, Stone Mountain, and parts of eastern metro Atlanta. Cobb County ranks third with 21 ZIP codes, serving cities such as Marietta, Kennesaw, and Smyrna.

Looking for a downloadable Georgia ZIP code list? Our Gold Edition database includes all 714 GA ZIP codes with city, county, latitude, longitude, timezone, and FIPS codes — available in Excel, CSV, and Access formats.

Last updated April 2026

Demographics & statistics

10,693,636

Population

37.7

Median age

$75,586

Median household income

$37,901

Per capita income

$195,147

Median home value

$945

Median monthly rent

70.1%

Home ownership

15.7%

Poverty rate

5.2%

Unemployment

3,006,675

Housing units

24.5%

Bachelor's or higher

Age distribution

Male Female

434,482

Under 5

200,461

464,731

5–9

214,418

511,419

10–14

235,959

510,561

15–19

235,562

502,992

20–24

232,070

1,008,121

25–34

465,127

970,978

35–44

447,990

958,073

45–54

442,036

471,601

55–59

217,587

431,816

60–64

199,231

647,406

65–74

298,700

300,590

75–84

138,686

104,722

85+

48,317

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Age summary

Group	Count	%
Under 18	2,510,260	21.7%
18 and over	8,183,376	78.3%
65 and over	1,538,421	17.9%
Median age	37.7 years

Race & ethnicity

White 50.9%

Black or African American 29.5%

Hispanic or Latino 6.3%

Two or more races 5.6%

Asian 4.1%

Other race 3.3%

American Indian / Alaska Native 0.3%

Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.1%

Group	Count	%
White	5,802,941	50.9%
Black or African American	3,367,123	29.5%
Hispanic or Latino	712,927	6.3%
Two or more races	636,679	5.6%
Asian	463,560	4.1%
Other race	378,239	3.3%
American Indian / Alaska Native	37,686	0.3%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander	7,408	0.1%

Household income

Under $10k 6.2%

$10k–$15k 5.0%

$15k–$25k 9.2%

$25k–$35k 9.1%

$35k–$50k 12.2%

$50k–$75k 16.9%

$75k–$100k 12.9%

$100k–$150k 15.1%

$150k–$200k 6.4%

$200k+ 6.5%

Range	% of households
Under $10k	6.2%
$10k–$15k	5.0%
$15k–$25k	9.2%
$25k–$35k	9.1%
$35k–$50k	12.2%
$50k–$75k	16.9%
$75k–$100k	12.9%
$100k–$150k	15.1%
$150k–$200k	6.4%
$200k+	6.5%
Median income	$75,586

Housing

Home values

Under $50k 12.6%

$50k–$100k 15.7%

$100k–$150k 12.6%

$150k–$200k 13.3%

$200k–$300k 19.8%

$300k–$500k 16.1%

$500k–$1M 7.6%

$1M+ 1.7%

Housing overview

Metric	Value
Median home value	$195,147
Median rent / month	$945
Owner occupied	70.1%
Renter occupied	29.6%
Vacant	15.3%
Single-family detached	66.3%
Large apartment buildings	3.7%
Mobile homes	18.4%
Median rooms	5.9
Avg household size (owned)	2.65

Year built

Era	%
2020 or later	0.6%
2010–2019	8.1%
2000–2009	19.0%
1990–1999	19.7%
1980–1989	15.0%
1970–1979	13.8%
1960–1969	8.4%
1950–1959	5.8%
1940–1949	3.1%
1939 or earlier	6.3%

Bedrooms

Size	% of units
No bedroom (studio)	1.3%
1 bedroom	5.4%
2 bedrooms	21.6%
3 bedrooms	48.6%
4 bedrooms	17.6%
5+ bedrooms	5.2%

Vehicles per household

Vehicles	% of households
No vehicle	5.8%
1 vehicle	30.4%
2 vehicles	36.9%
3 or more	26.6%

Heating fuel

Fuel type	%
Utility gas	20.4%
Electricity	67.6%
Propane / LP gas	9.4%
Fuel oil	0.2%
Wood	1.3%
No fuel used	0.6%

Households & families

Household type	Count	%
Married-couple family	1,846,643	48.4%
Cohabiting couple	223,695	5.2%
Male householder, no spouse	683,676	17.3%
Female householder, no spouse	1,188,904	28.7%
Households with children under 18	1,279,090	30.4%
Households with seniors (65+)	1,099,494	33.3%
Average household size	2.63

Marital status

Status	Male	Female
Never married	34.9%	28.8%
Married	49.3%	46.2%
Separated	1.9%	2.5%
Widowed	3.4%	10.0%
Divorced	10.6%	12.5%

Education

Less than 9th grade 4.8%

Some HS, no diploma 9.2%

HS graduate 33.3%

Some college, no degree 19.9%

Associate's degree 8.3%

Bachelor's degree 14.8%

Graduate / professional 9.7%

Metric	%
HS diploma or higher	86.0%
Bachelor's or higher	24.5%

School enrollment (ages 3–17)

Type	Count	%
Nursery / preschool	166,724	5.9%
Kindergarten	136,368	5.3%
Elementary school	1,135,212	42.9%
High school	606,643	22.7%
College / grad school	692,779	22.3%

Employment

Industry of employment

Education & healthcare 21.0%

Manufacturing 12.5%

Retail trade 11.0%

Professional & management 9.8%

Construction 7.6%

Transportation & utilities 7.5%

Arts, food & hospitality 7.4%

Public administration 5.9%

Other services 5.0%

Finance & real estate 4.9%

Agriculture & mining 3.2%

Wholesale trade 2.3%

Information 1.5%

Occupation

Category	%
Management, business & arts	33.7%
Service	16.4%
Sales & office	20.3%
Natural resources & construction	11.6%
Production & transportation	17.7%

Employment type

Type	%
Private sector	76.7%
Government	16.4%
Self-employed	6.3%
Unpaid family workers	0.2%

Commute

Method	%
Drive alone	78.4%
Carpool	9.2%
Public transit	1.0%
Walk	1.5%
Other means	1.6%
Avg commute (minutes)	27.8

Poverty

All people 15.7%

Under 18 years 21.3%

18 and over 14.0%

Married-couple families 6.2%

Female-led households 27.9%

Income support

Source	% of households
Social Security	35.8%
Retirement income	22.8%
Supplemental Security	6.4%
Cash public assistance	2.0%
Food stamps / SNAP	14.3%

Health indicators

Condition	%
High blood pressure	37.5%
High cholesterol	33.5%
Heart disease	7.0%
Stroke	3.7%
Asthma	10.1%
Arthritis	26.4%
Kidney disease	3.3%
Pulmonary disease	8.0%
Cancer	6.0%

Behavior / access	%
Binge drinking	15.1%
No physical activity	28.8%
Less than 7 hrs sleep	37.0%
Fair or poor health	18.5%
Poor mental health	16.4%
Poor physical health	12.1%
No health insurance	22.1%
Visited doctor (checkup)	75.9%
Visited dentist	55.0%
Cholesterol screening	89.2%
Teeth loss	19.2%

Veterans & disability

Veterans	Count	%
Civilian veterans	609,691	7.8%

Disability	%
Any disability	15.5%
Under 18	5.2%
18–64 years	13.2%
65 and over	36.6%

Health insurance coverage

Type	%
Private insurance	61.1%
Public insurance	37.5%
Uninsured under 19	7.3%

Language & origin

Language spoken at home (age 5+)

Language	Count	%
English only	10,058,693	94.6%
Spanish	550,109	3.3%
Other Indo-European	339,737	2.3%
Asian & Pacific Islander	67,058	0.3%
Other languages	116,408	0.6%

Place of birth & citizenship

Origin	Count	%
Native born (US)	9,576,192	94.0%
Born in same state	9,414,264	92.9%
Born in different state	5,780,379	64.6%
Foreign born	161,928	1.1%
Naturalized citizen	1,117,444	6.0%
Not a US citizen	537,922	43.4%

Ancestry

Ancestry	Count	%
French	972,650	9.1%
Arab	904,054	8.5%
Italian	734,825	6.9%
English	56,762	0.5%
Polish	37,567	0.4%

Ancestry	Count	%
German	22,166	0.2%
Irish	17,359	0.2%
Dutch	14,807	0.1%
Norwegian	7,885	0.1%

Technology access

Metric	% of households
Computer access	37.5%
Internet access	90.2%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2025 estimates.