Marshall ZIP Code List — Harrison County, TX

There are 3 unique ZIP codes in Marshall, Texas. Area code: 903.

ZIP codes

360.40

sq mi land

1.25

sq mi water

903

area code

Marshall, TX ZIP code map

About Marshall, TX

Marshall is a charming city located in the heart of Texas, known for its rich history and hospitality. With a vibrant community spirit, it offers residents a mix of Southern charm and modern conveniences. As the county seat of Harrison County, Marshall serves as a hub of activity and culture in the region.

Location & geography

Nestled in northeast Texas, Marshall is surrounded by beautiful landscapes and a mix of urban and rural environments. It is conveniently located near other cities such as Longview, approximately 25 miles to the southwest, and Tyler, roughly 30 miles to the south. The city covers a total land area of 359.67 square miles, with a small water area of 1.25 square miles, contributing to its picturesque scenery and outdoor opportunities.

Community & economy

The community of Marshall is characterized by its friendly residents and a strong sense of belonging. The local economy features a diverse mix of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and retail, which supports daily life and job opportunities for its citizens. Revitalized downtown areas and annual events contribute to a lively atmosphere that attracts both locals and visitors alike.

Transportation

Marshall is easily accessible via several major highways, including U.S. Highway 59 and Interstate 20, facilitating convenient travel both in and out of the city. The nearest airport is the East Texas Regional Airport, located about 20 miles away in Longview, providing regional air service for residents. Public transit options are limited, but the city's layout and highway access make it conducive for personal vehicle travel.

History

Founded in the early 1840s, Marshall quickly became a vital trading hub due to its location along major transportation routes. The city was historically significant during the Civil War, serving as a supply center for Confederate troops, and has continued to thrive through its key industries like timber and manufacturing. Notable events include its designation as an official Texas Historical Marker destination, highlighting its cultural and historical value.

Did you know?

A surprising fact about Marshall is that it has been recognized as the 'Rose Capital of Texas' due to its annual rose festival, which draws visitors from all over. Additionally, it is home to the Marshall Depot, a historic train station that reflects the city's rich railroad heritage.

ZIP codes for Marshall, TX (3)

ZIP code	City	County	Map
75670	Marshall	Harrison	View map
75671	Marshall	Harrison	View map
75672	Marshall	Harrison	View map

Demographics & statistics

35,103

Population

36.4

Median age

$52,152

Median household income

$27,020

Per capita income

$128,550

Median home value

$883

Median monthly rent

67.0%

Home ownership

22.0%

Poverty rate

7.6%

Unemployment

10,542

Housing units

19.4%

Bachelor's or higher

Age distribution

Male Female

959

Under 5

1,080

1,076

5–9

1,213

1,367

10–14

1,540

1,355

15–19

1,527

1,180

20–24

1,330

2,164

25–34

2,438

2,145

35–44

2,417

1,522

45–54

1,715

1,076

55–59

1,213

1,000

60–64

1,126

1,612

65–74

1,817

618

75–84

696

431

85+

486

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Age summary

Group	Count	%
Under 18	8,848	25.1%
18 and over	26,255	75.0%
65 and over	5,660	16.3%
Median age	36.4 years

Race & ethnicity

White 47.3%

Black or African American 28.4%

Hispanic or Latino 10.5%

Two or more races 8.5%

Other race 4.4%

Asian 0.7%

American Indian / Alaska Native 0.2%

Group	Count	%
White	18,552	47.3%
Black or African American	11,158	28.4%
Hispanic or Latino	4,118	10.5%
Two or more races	3,333	8.5%
Other race	1,711	4.4%
Asian	257	0.7%
American Indian / Alaska Native	92	0.2%

Household income

Under $10k 10.3%

$10k–$15k 4.7%

$15k–$25k 12.5%

$25k–$35k 10.6%

$35k–$50k 9.6%

$50k–$75k 17.8%

$75k–$100k 12.3%

$100k–$150k 14.2%

$150k–$200k 5.5%

$200k+ 2.6%

Range	% of households
Under $10k	10.3%
$10k–$15k	4.7%
$15k–$25k	12.5%
$25k–$35k	10.6%
$35k–$50k	9.6%
$50k–$75k	17.8%
$75k–$100k	12.3%
$100k–$150k	14.2%
$150k–$200k	5.5%
$200k+	2.6%
Median income	$52,152

Housing

Home values

Under $50k 16.4%

$50k–$100k 25.5%

$100k–$150k 16.0%

$150k–$200k 14.2%

$200k–$300k 14.0%

$300k–$500k 11.3%

$500k–$1M 2.1%

$1M+ 0.6%

Housing overview

Metric	Value
Median home value	$128,550
Median rent / month	$883
Owner occupied	67.0%
Renter occupied	33.1%
Vacant	16.2%
Single-family detached	71.5%
Large apartment buildings	1.2%
Mobile homes	14.1%
Median rooms	5.5
Avg household size (owned)	2.88

Year built

Era	%
2020 or later	0.3%
2010–2019	6.5%
2000–2009	14.8%
1990–1999	10.9%
1980–1989	11.4%
1970–1979	15.7%
1960–1969	13.6%
1950–1959	11.3%
1940–1949	8.3%
1939 or earlier	7.5%

Bedrooms

Size	% of units
No bedroom (studio)	1.4%
1 bedroom	5.9%
2 bedrooms	29.7%
3 bedrooms	45.8%
4 bedrooms	15.1%
5+ bedrooms	2.2%

Vehicles per household

Vehicles	% of households
No vehicle	9.2%
1 vehicle	36.0%
2 vehicles	32.5%
3 or more	22.4%

Heating fuel

Fuel type	%
Utility gas	34.9%
Electricity	61.7%
Propane / LP gas	2.4%
Wood	0.4%
No fuel used	0.7%

Households & families

Household type	Count	%
Married-couple family	5,183	42.4%
Cohabiting couple	565	4.6%
Male householder, no spouse	2,212	18.1%
Female householder, no spouse	4,280	35.0%
Households with children under 18	4,073	33.3%
Households with seniors (65+)	3,963	32.5%
Average household size	2.74

Marital status

Status	Male	Female
Never married	40.7%	36.4%
Married	44.7%	35.5%
Separated	1.0%	2.9%
Widowed	2.4%	11.9%
Divorced	11.4%	13.4%

Education

Less than 9th grade 3.6%

Some HS, no diploma 8.6%

HS graduate 34.1%

Some college, no degree 25.8%

Associate's degree 8.7%

Bachelor's degree 12.6%

Graduate / professional 6.8%

Metric	%
HS diploma or higher	87.9%
Bachelor's or higher	19.4%

School enrollment (ages 3–17)

Type	Count	%
Nursery / preschool	243	2.8%
Kindergarten	357	3.7%
Elementary school	4,217	45.1%
High school	2,095	24.4%
College / grad school	2,257	24.0%

Employment

Industry of employment

Education & healthcare 23.9%

Manufacturing 12.5%

Retail trade 11.8%

Arts, food & hospitality 9.7%

Construction 9.1%

Professional & management 7.2%

Transportation & utilities 6.5%

Finance & real estate 5.3%

Other services 5.1%

Public administration 4.3%

Agriculture & mining 3.5%

Wholesale trade 0.9%

Information 0.6%

Occupation

Category	%
Management, business & arts	25.9%
Service	20.1%
Sales & office	19.5%
Natural resources & construction	13.3%
Production & transportation	21.4%

Employment type

Type	%
Private sector	81.5%
Government	11.6%
Self-employed	6.8%
Unpaid family workers	0.1%

Commute

Method	%
Drive alone	78.4%
Carpool	11.5%
Public transit	0.0%
Walk	2.5%
Other means	1.4%
Avg commute (minutes)	19.4

Poverty

All people 22.0%

Under 18 years 35.0%

18 and over 17.5%

Married-couple families 5.9%

Female-led households 33.5%

Income support

Source	% of households
Social Security	35.0%
Retirement income	21.5%
Supplemental Security	8.3%
Cash public assistance	3.3%
Food stamps / SNAP	20.5%

Health indicators

Condition	%
High blood pressure	40.9%
High cholesterol	34.8%
Heart disease	7.5%
Stroke	4.2%
Asthma	10.6%
Arthritis	26.0%
Kidney disease	3.6%
Pulmonary disease	8.6%
Cancer	6.2%

Behavior / access	%
Binge drinking	16.9%
No physical activity	29.0%
Less than 7 hrs sleep	37.2%
Fair or poor health	22.0%
Poor mental health	17.0%
Poor physical health	13.6%
No health insurance	28.1%
Visited doctor (checkup)	74.0%
Visited dentist	49.4%
Cholesterol screening	87.7%
Teeth loss	21.0%

Veterans & disability

Veterans	Count	%
Civilian veterans	1,932	7.4%

Disability	%
Any disability	18.8%
Under 18	11.4%
18–64 years	17.0%
65 and over	35.5%

Health insurance coverage

Type	%
Private insurance	53.6%
Public insurance	40.3%
Uninsured under 19	11.0%

Language & origin

Language spoken at home (age 5+)

Language	Count	%
English only	33,064	94.3%
Spanish	1,478	4.4%
Other Indo-European	1,413	4.2%
Asian & Pacific Islander	21	0.1%
Other languages	33	0.1%

Place of birth & citizenship

Origin	Count	%
Native born (US)	32,996	94.0%
Born in same state	32,617	93.0%
Born in different state	24,544	69.6%
Foreign born	379	1.1%
Naturalized citizen	2,107	6.0%
Not a US citizen	711	36.1%

Ancestry

Ancestry	Count	%
Arab	3,386	9.6%
French	3,292	9.4%
Italian	2,418	6.9%
English	712	2%
German	265	0.8%

Ancestry	Count	%
Polish	104	0.3%
Norwegian	47	0.1%
Dutch	15	0%
Irish	2	0%

Technology access

Metric	% of households
Computer access	35.0%
Internet access	92.1%

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

Frequently asked questions

What ZIP codes does Marshall, TX have?

Marshall, TX has 2 ZIP codes: 75670, 75672. Each ZIP code serves a distinct delivery area within the city and surrounding region.

What is the main ZIP code for Marshall, TX?

The primary ZIP code for Marshall, TX is 75670. The city uses area code 903 for phone service.

What county is Marshall, TX in?

Marshall is located in Harrison County, Texas.

How many ZIP codes are in Marshall, TX?

Marshall, TX has 2 ZIP codes.

What ZIP code is the Marshall Historic District and downtown courthouse square located in?

The Marshall Historic District, centered around the Harrison County Courthouse on the downtown square, is located in ZIP code 75670, which serves the central business and historic district of Marshall.

Which ZIP code covers the Wiley College campus area in Marshall?

Wiley College, the historically significant HBCU located in Marshall, is primarily served by ZIP code 75672, which covers the eastern portion of the city where the campus is situated.