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Opportunity Zone ZIPs in Ohio

IRS Qualified Opportunity Zone ZIP codes in Ohio. Population and housing from US5 published metrics.

State
Ohio
OZ-linked ZIPs
307
Population
5,032,515
Median household income (avg.)
$57,155
Average home value
$161,546

Opportunity Zone ZIPs in Ohio

307 indexable ZIP codes in Ohio intersect IRS Qualified Opportunity Zone tracts, covering about 5,032,515 combined ZIP-area residents. The table below shows codes sorted by population with income and housing context.

These ZIPs are mapped from CDFI QOZ tracts through the HUD ZIP–tract crosswalk onto published US5 profiles. This is a geography browse aid — not tax or investment advice.

How to read this list

A ZIP can overlap both designated and non-designated census tracts. Open any code for full demographics, housing, and related places. For state-wide rankings, use Ohio ZIP rankings. Page through the table to browse the full published set.

OZ-linked ZIPs in Ohio

ZIP City County State Population Income Home value
43788 Summerfield Noble County OH 615 $29,681 $147,800
43006 Gann (Brinkhaven) Coshocton County OH 521 $54,659 $116,100
45854 Lafayette Allen County OH 339 $49,653 $121,700
45746 Macksburg Washington County OH 301 $40,000 $92,600
43931 Hannibal Monroe County OH 132 $58,750
43711 Noble County OH
44901 Mansfield Richland County OH

Frequently asked questions

Are all of these ZIPs entirely inside Opportunity Zones in Ohio?

Not necessarily. QOZs are census tracts. A ZIP can overlap both designated and non-designated tracts. This list shows ZIPs that intersect QOZ geography in Ohio.

Why is the table sorted by population?

Population ordering surfaces larger communities first for browsing. It is not a ranking of investment quality or tax benefit. Use pagination to see more ZIPs.

Is this investment advice?

No. US5 publishes place demographics for research and browsing. Opportunity Zone tax treatment depends on current law and professional advice.