Stockton ZIP Codes — San Joaquin County, CA

There are 20 unique ZIP codes in Stockton, California. Area code: 209.

ZIP codes

408.81

sq mi land

27.68

sq mi water

209

area code

Stockton, CA ZIP code map

About Stockton, CA

Stockton, California, is a vibrant city located in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley. Known for its rich diversity and dynamic culture, it serves as a significant hub for trade and commerce in Northern California. With a variety of parks, educational institutions, and community events, Stockton offers a unique blend of urban living and scenic beauty.

Location & geography

Stockton is situated approximately 50 miles south of Sacramento and 75 miles east of San Francisco, making it a convenient location for those traveling within the northern part of California. It spans a total land area of 408.81 square miles, complemented by 27.68 square miles of water, featuring the beautiful waterways of the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta. The city's landscape includes both urban developments and picturesque natural settings, enhancing its appeal as a place to live and visit.

Community & economy

The community in Stockton is characterized by its cultural diversity and strong sense of local pride. The economy is supported by various industries including healthcare, manufacturing, and trade, with significant contributions from agriculture and logistics. Daily life in Stockton is enriched by numerous cultural events, recreational activities, and a variety of culinary offerings reflective of its multicultural population.

Transportation

Stockton is well-connected via major highways, including Interstate 5 and State Route 99, which facilitate easy travel to nearby cities and beyond. The nearest airport is the Stockton Metropolitan Airport, providing regional air travel options. The city also has public transportation services, including buses that operate throughout the area, making commuting accessible for residents.

History

Founded in 1849, Stockton was primarily developed during the California Gold Rush and has since become a vital economic center in the region. Historically, it has been known for its significant agricultural production, and it became the first California city to incorporate a municipal bond to fund irrigation. Notable events in its history include the construction of the Stockton Deep Water Channel, which opened in the 1930s, helping to enhance its shipping capabilities.

Did you know?

One surprising fact about Stockton is that it is home to the largest inland port in California, highlighting its importance in trade and commerce. Additionally, the city boasts the University of the Pacific, which is the oldest chartered university in California, founded in 1851.

ZIP codes for Stockton, CA (20)

ZIP code	City	County	Map
95201	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95202	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95203	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95204	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95205	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95206	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95207	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95208	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95209	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95210	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95211	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95212	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95213	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95214	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95215	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95219	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95267	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95269	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95296	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map
95297	Stockton	San Joaquin	View map

Demographics & statistics

386,749

Population

33.7

Median age

$72,017

Median household income

$28,929

Per capita income

$370,827

Median home value

$1,429

Median monthly rent

50.9%

Home ownership

17.7%

Poverty rate

7.4%

Unemployment

71,243

Housing units

17.6%

Bachelor's or higher

Age distribution

Male Female

13,340

Under 5

13,431

14,039

5–9

14,134

15,683

10–14

15,789

15,502

15–19

15,606

13,736

20–24

13,830

27,266

25–34

27,451

25,419

35–44

25,592

22,205

45–54

22,356

10,595

55–59

10,667

9,594

60–64

9,658

14,905

65–74

15,005

7,448

75–84

7,498

2,990

85+

3,010

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Age summary

Group	Count	%
Under 18	105,555	26.6%
18 and over	281,194	73.4%
65 and over	50,856	13.8%
Median age	33.7 years

Race & ethnicity

White 26.8%

Hispanic or Latino 22.2%

Two or more races 14.6%

Asian 14.1%

Other race 12.8%

Black or African American 8.1%

American Indian / Alaska Native 1%

Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.4%

Group	Count	%
White	133,165	26.8%
Hispanic or Latino	110,251	22.2%
Two or more races	72,790	14.6%
Asian	70,139	14.1%
Other race	63,588	12.8%
Black or African American	40,131	8.1%
American Indian / Alaska Native	4,774	1%
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander	2,162	0.4%

Household income

Under $10k 6.2%

$10k–$15k 5.0%

$15k–$25k 8.5%

$25k–$35k 8.5%

$35k–$50k 10.5%

$50k–$75k 16.2%

$75k–$100k 14.2%

$100k–$150k 16.1%

$150k–$200k 7.8%

$200k+ 6.9%

Range	% of households
Under $10k	6.2%
$10k–$15k	5.0%
$15k–$25k	8.5%
$25k–$35k	8.5%
$35k–$50k	10.5%
$50k–$75k	16.2%
$75k–$100k	14.2%
$100k–$150k	16.1%
$150k–$200k	7.8%
$200k+	6.9%
Median income	$72,017

Housing

Home values

Under $50k 3.7%

$50k–$100k 1.4%

$100k–$150k 1.9%

$150k–$200k 3.6%

$200k–$300k 19.4%

$300k–$500k 51.6%

$500k–$1M 16.1%

$1M+ 2.4%

Housing overview

Metric	Value
Median home value	$370,827
Median rent / month	$1,429
Owner occupied	50.9%
Renter occupied	49.1%
Vacant	7.6%
Single-family detached	66.9%
Large apartment buildings	10.3%
Mobile homes	3.2%
Median rooms	5.1
Avg household size (owned)	3.13

Year built

Era	%
2020 or later	0.1%
2010–2019	2.6%
2000–2009	15.0%
1990–1999	11.2%
1980–1989	12.9%
1970–1979	15.9%
1960–1969	10.6%
1950–1959	12.0%
1940–1949	7.0%
1939 or earlier	12.7%

Bedrooms

Size	% of units
No bedroom (studio)	5.2%
1 bedroom	11.4%
2 bedrooms	25.7%
3 bedrooms	34.8%
4 bedrooms	18.1%
5+ bedrooms	4.8%

Vehicles per household

Vehicles	% of households
No vehicle	9.4%
1 vehicle	30.7%
2 vehicles	32.9%
3 or more	27.0%

Heating fuel

Fuel type	%
Utility gas	62.8%
Electricity	31.0%
Propane / LP gas	2.2%
Wood	0.8%
Solar	1.2%
No fuel used	1.7%

Households & families

Household type	Count	%
Married-couple family	52,914	43.0%
Cohabiting couple	9,923	8.2%
Male householder, no spouse	20,145	18.3%
Female householder, no spouse	34,289	30.4%
Households with children under 18	49,549	40.8%
Households with seniors (65+)	36,074	31.0%
Average household size	3.12

Marital status

Status	Male	Female
Never married	44.9%	38.3%
Married	41.2%	38.8%
Separated	2.2%	3.0%
Widowed	3.1%	8.5%
Divorced	8.6%	11.3%

Education

Less than 9th grade 14.3%

Some HS, no diploma 10.3%

HS graduate 29.5%

Some college, no degree 19.8%

Associate's degree 8.5%

Bachelor's degree 11.5%

Graduate / professional 6.2%

Metric	%
HS diploma or higher	75.4%
Bachelor's or higher	17.6%

School enrollment (ages 3–17)

Type	Count	%
Nursery / preschool	5,836	6.1%
Kindergarten	5,367	5.1%
Elementary school	47,219	44.3%
High school	25,513	21.6%
College / grad school	25,202	22.9%

Employment

Industry of employment

Education & healthcare 19.7%

Retail trade 11.8%

Transportation & utilities 9.5%

Professional & management 9.0%

Arts, food & hospitality 8.7%

Manufacturing 8.5%

Construction 8.4%

Agriculture & mining 6.2%

Other services 5.8%

Public administration 4.8%

Finance & real estate 4.1%

Wholesale trade 2.4%

Information 0.9%

Occupation

Category	%
Management, business & arts	26.0%
Service	20.4%
Sales & office	18.3%
Natural resources & construction	14.8%
Production & transportation	20.5%

Employment type

Type	%
Private sector	80.1%
Government	12.9%
Self-employed	6.8%
Unpaid family workers	0.2%

Commute

Method	%
Drive alone	78.4%
Carpool	11.7%
Public transit	1.4%
Walk	1.1%
Other means	1.2%
Avg commute (minutes)	33.5

Poverty

All people 17.7%

Under 18 years 21.2%

18 and over 16.2%

Married-couple families 9.6%

Female-led households 24.5%

Income support

Source	% of households
Social Security	26.5%
Retirement income	20.3%
Supplemental Security	12.1%
Cash public assistance	5.7%
Food stamps / SNAP	24.1%

Health indicators

Condition	%
High blood pressure	30.8%
High cholesterol	30.6%
Heart disease	6.3%
Stroke	3.4%
Asthma	10.5%
Arthritis	21.6%
Kidney disease	3.2%
Pulmonary disease	7.1%
Cancer	5.0%

Behavior / access	%
Binge drinking	17.7%
No physical activity	27.2%
Less than 7 hrs sleep	34.8%
Fair or poor health	21.0%
Poor mental health	16.4%
Poor physical health	12.7%
No health insurance	18.9%
Visited doctor (checkup)	67.8%
Visited dentist	56.0%
Cholesterol screening	87.3%
Teeth loss	16.9%

Veterans & disability

Veterans	Count	%
Civilian veterans	12,107	4.4%

Disability	%
Any disability	15.0%
Under 18	4.6%
18–64 years	13.4%
65 and over	43.4%

Health insurance coverage

Type	%
Private insurance	50.5%
Public insurance	51.2%
Uninsured under 19	2.4%

Language & origin

Language spoken at home (age 5+)

Language	Count	%
English only	359,978	93.1%
Spanish	71,367	19.0%
Other Indo-European	46,349	12.6%
Asian & Pacific Islander	5,271	1.3%
Other languages	18,938	4.9%

Place of birth & citizenship

Origin	Count	%
Native born (US)	290,181	76.0%
Born in same state	285,169	74.8%
Born in different state	250,812	65.4%
Foreign born	5,012	1.2%
Naturalized citizen	96,568	24.0%
Not a US citizen	48,455	49.8%

Ancestry

Ancestry	Count	%
French	13,798	3.6%
Italian	12,735	3.3%
Arab	4,871	1.3%
Polish	1,438	0.4%
English	1,325	0.3%

Ancestry	Count	%
Dutch	784	0.2%
Irish	233	0.1%
German	232	0.1%
Norwegian	82	0%

Technology access

Metric	% of households
Computer access	32.4%
Internet access	93.7%

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

Frequently asked questions

What ZIP codes does Stockton, CA have?

Stockton, CA has 15 ZIP codes: 95202, 95203, 95204, 95205, 95206, 95207, 95209, 95210, 95211, 95212, 95214, 95215, 95219, 95296, and 95297. Each ZIP code serves a distinct delivery area within the city and surrounding region.