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ZIP codes in Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Worth is a city in Tarrant County, Texas, with a population of 918,915, about 3.2% of the state's residents, at roughly 2,610 people per square mile. It has 56 ZIP codes, uses area codes 682 and 817 and follows Central Time.

Fort Worth at a glance · Data updated

918,915
Residents
56
ZIP codes
342,126
Households
$79,507
Median household income
33.6
Median age
352
Square miles
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Fort Worth compared with Texas

3%
of Texas's population lives in Fort Worth
2,610 / sq mi
population density, compared with 109 / sq mi across Texas
0% above
the Texas median household income ($79,721)

All 56 ZIP codes in Fort Worth

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Standard13,236$75,85934.9
Standard15,394$60,17231.5
Standard21,571$61,65832.8
Standard23,445$45,77031
Standard36,521$55,43131
Standard31,591$79,99037.7
Standard46,170$80,41236.3
Standard25,373$100,50732.4
Standard29,858$69,79032.7
Standard22,512$60,19434.8
Standard43,132$57,72432.3
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Standard26,676$62,07333.8
Standard20,956$52,41131.6
Standard51,639$56,18736.2
Standard16,537$94,53040.9
Standard50,850$51,26733.4
Standard19,240$80,92232.3
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Standard37,981$102,76834.6
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Standard25,444$113,90539.2
Unique2,579—19.7
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Standard48,515$108,69434.1
Standard26,249$63,92435.2
Standard51,811$75,52334.8
Standard27,362$70,94531.9
Standard22,009$74,62138.1
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Standard60,555$90,71834.9
Standard32,623$75,95530.3
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Standard23,587$89,84038
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Standard5,647$73,22931.5
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Standard15,602$52,88235.3
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Standard23,001$104,18932.2
Standard68,333$107,42834.4
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How Fort Worth ranks

Inside Fort Worth's ZIP codes

Of the 56 ZIP codes tied to Fort Worth, 31 (55%) are standard delivery areas that cover real neighborhoods; the rest are 11 PO Box and 14 unique-organization codes that serve mailboxes or single large recipients rather than residents.

Residents are spread across 31 populated ZIP codes. The largest, 76179, holds 68,333 people (7% of the city's ZIP-level population), and the three largest together hold 19%. Population is spread thinly and evenly across many codes.

Income varies by ZIP code: 76126 has the highest median household income at $113,905, while 76105 has the lowest at $45,770, a gap of 2.5×.

The oldest ZIP-code population is in 76118 (median age 40.9); the youngest is in 76140 (median age 30.3).

76133 is the most densely settled ZIP code at about 5,557 people per square mile, compared with 370 in 76126.

Compared with similar Texas cities

CityPopulationMedian incomeMedian ageZIP codes
Houston →2,304,580$64,81334.4178
San Antonio →1,434,625$65,05634.983
Dallas →1,304,379$70,51833.4105
Austin →961,855$93,65834.773
Fort Worth918,915$79,50733.656
El Paso →678,815$59,74534.5136
Arlington →394,266$75,17133.719

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Frequently asked questions about ZIP codes in Fort Worth

How many ZIP codes does Fort Worth have?+

Fort Worth has 56 ZIP codes: 31 standard, 11 PO Box and 14 unique-organization. Only standard ZIP codes cover residential areas; 31 of them have residents according to the Census.

Which ZIP code in Fort Worth has the most people?+

76179 is the most populated, with 68,333 residents and a median household income of $107,428.

What is the median household income in Fort Worth?+

$79,507, which is 0% above the Texas median. By ZIP code it ranges from $45,770 in 76105 to $113,905 in 76126.

How big is Fort Worth compared with other Texas cities?+

Fort Worth is the 5th largest of the 53 Texas cities we cover, with 918,915 residents.

What time zone and area codes does Fort Worth use?+

Fort Worth is in the Central Time zone and uses area codes 682 and 817.

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