Jacksonville Zip Code Map, Florida

About Jacksonville Zip Code Map

The Jacksonville ZIP Code Map includes the ZIP code areas in the Jacksonville, Florida metropolitan area. All of the ZIP codes for Jacksonville and the surrounding areas are listed and shown by color. The map includes the boundaries of each of the ZIP code areas as well as the state of Florida and the state of Georgia. It also includes the surrounding bodies of water and the coast. The upper right corner of the map includes an inset map of the state of Florida. This map shows the location of Jacksonville in the upper northeastern part of the state of Florida. The Jacksonville ZIP Code map includes a distance scale of miles and kilometers as well as a compass.

Zip Codes in Jacksonville

Below list comprises all the zip codes fall within the boundary of Jacksonville city in Florida, United States. The below mentioned zip code are clearly marked in the above mentioned Jacksonville city map.

Jacksonville Zip Codes, Florida

This page lists the ZIP codes for the very large city of Jacksonville, Florida. Downtown, as well as areas of residential, commercial and industrial properties, are listed first. Then the remaining communities in coastal areas of the city are listed. Jacksonville is the county seat for the county of Duval, and is the largest city in the state of Florida by population. As of July 1, 2025, Jacksonville has a population of 1,017,689. The ZIP code areas cover 747.29 square miles of land in the city. Therefore, the ZIP code areas are very useful to know in order to find out which part of the large city of Jacksonville that you are in.

The majority of the ZIP codes in Jacksonville are 322xx. There are many associated ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) that contain partly or whole areas of the city with other 5-digit codes. Some of these are 32085, 32099, 32114, 32119, 32405, 32409 and 32679. The following is a list of the five-digit ZCTAs in or partly in Jacksonville, FL.

Understanding Jacksonville ZIP Codes

The United States Postal Service uses ZIP codes to sort and deliver mail within the mail system. ZIP codes are not necessarily bound by the lines of neighborhoods, cities, and states. The codes for Jacksonville, Florida, for example, could encompass parts of several different neighborhoods, and there are areas within the city limits that would more typically be associated with other codes for outlying suburbs and towns.

When ZIP Codes are mapped or used in other demographic research, the postal service maps out the boundaries for ZIP Code delivery. This is different from the municipal or political boundaries, so the researcher must remember that ZIP Codes are used for mailing purposes. For example, the ZIP Code map above is intended for mailing purposes. In contrast, the Census research uses ZIP Code Tabulation Areas or ZCTAs. These are statistical representations of service areas corresponding to each of the postal service defined ZIP Codes. Thus, even though the two maps appear to be identical, a ZIP Code map and a Census ZCTA map are not identical.

Downtown and Central Jacksonville ZIP Codes

ZIP codes for Central Jacksonville are amongst the smallest for a city of this size. ZIP code 32202 for example covers Downtown Jacksonville as well as a small sliver of land on the West side of the St. Johns River, bordering the 32206/32208 ZIP codes of North Downtown. The ZIP code of 32204 covers the West/Southwest part of Downtown, whilst the ZIP codes of 32206 and 32208 cover the Northern part of Downtown. The ZIP code of 32209 covers a large area of Northwest Downtown, whilst the ZIP code of 32205 covers the area of West side of Downtown on the West side.

The south side of the St. Johns River is represented by the small ZIP code area of 32207. This area contains established communities on the outskirts of central Jacksonville. All of these very small ZIP code areas are located near Downtown Jacksonville. The areas were defined by the dense grid of streets in the oldest parts of town, in established neighborhoods, by commercial development, and by the historic patterns of human settlement in the area now known as the urban core of Jacksonville.

North and Northwest Jacksonville ZIP Codes

Northern Jacksonville is primarily served by large ‘ZIP code areas’ which encompass several communities. The ‘ZIP code area’ of 32218, for example, includes the area of North Jacksonville. On the other hand, the ‘ZIP code areas’ of 32219 and 32226 are to the west of Downtown. 32226 is the largest of the three ‘ZIP code areas’ listed above. The area covered by this ‘ZIP code area’ extends into the far northeastern corner of Jacksonville. In general, the development in this area 32226 is very low density. There are many wetlands, waterways and approaches to the Nassau County boundary in this area.

In the North West part of the Jacksonville area, there are three large ZIP code areas: 32220, 32221 and 32234. As you move from Downtown Jacksonville outwards, the ZIP Codes get larger and the areas of land that they cover get bigger as the density of development decreases.

South and Southeast Jacksonville ZIP Codes

South Jacksonville is a highly developed area of suburban land use which spans across parts of the city in the following ZIP codes: 32216, 32217, 32223, 32224, 32246, 32256, 32257 and 32258.

An examination of the geography of the areas covered by these South Jacksonville ZIP codes shows the growth of the city from its historic downtown area out to the surrounding areas of the Southside and the city’s southeastern areas. In addition to residential subdivisions in these areas, there are also shopping centers, employment centers, healthcare centers, schools and major transportation centers. Many of the ZIP code areas are divided or are of unusual shape due to the St. Johns River and its tributaries.

Jacksonville Beaches and Coastal ZIP Codes

Eastern Jacksonville, near the Atlantic Ocean, comprises the beach communities. This general area of land is represented by several ZIP codes. The area surrounding Atlantic Beach is represented by the ZIP code 32233. Jacksonville Beach is represented by the ZIP code 32250. Neptune Beach is represented by the ZIP code 32266. A large section of land that is landlocked and located inland from this general area of land, between central Jacksonville and the coastal communities, is represented by the ZIP code 32224.

The three beach towns, Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach and Neptune Beach, are incorporated municipalities and are therefore part of the larger Jacksonville metropolitan area but not part of the consolidated City of Jacksonville. Therefore, when using a ZIP code to determine the municipal jurisdiction, property information or local government services, it is important to note that these three beach towns are not neighborhoods within the City of Jacksonville.

Jacksonville ZIP Codes and the St. Johns River

The St. Johns River runs through the middle of the city and then continues on to the Atlantic Ocean on the eastern side of the city. As a result, the St. Johns River is a major geographic feature that determines the boundaries of the ZIP codes in Jacksonville. It acts as a division between the northern areas of the city and the southern areas.

The St. Johns River along with its tributaries, creeks, and marshes divide up the landscape resulting in very irregular Jacksonville ZIP code boundaries. Most of the boundaries are not square in shape and as a result, the number of bridges as well as highways crossing the river are numerous. These bridges and highways connect corresponding ZIP code areas on opposite sides of the waterway. These allow for commuting, commerce as well as services such as emergency response, and mail.

Population and Geographic Size

The Jacksonville ZIP code system covers the large municipal area with a huge number of residents. The 2020 Census reported 949,611 residents. The 2010 Census reported 821,784 residents. The most recent estimate by the Census Bureau for 2025 reported 1,017,689 residents for the Jacksonville metropolitan area. This would represent a 7.2% increase from the April 2020 population estimates base.

The land areas within these ZIP codes have varying amounts of population. Many of the downtown core and inner established neighborhoods are within close proximity to each other. However, the majority of the northern, western and southwestern Jacksonville ZIP codes are comprised of large areas of lower density development, and in some cases, areas of land that have not yet been developed.

Jacksonville ZIP Codes for Addresses and Location Search

ZIP codes for addresses in Jacksonville, for searching properties, for business listings, for calculating shipping costs, for insurance research, for demographic studies, for school boundary research, for determining service areas, for general location information.

A ZIP code does not define city limits, school districts, voting districts, property boundaries or service areas for emergency situations. ZIP codes are used for mailing addresses, property searches, business listings, shipping, insurance, research on demographics, school searches and determination of service areas. Current information from the USPS is used for mailing addresses. Current information for demographic and statistical information is the corresponding Census ZCTAs.

Importance of Jacksonville ZIP Codes

There are many tools that help us to understand and work with the biggest municipal land area in the country, including the Jacksonville ZIP codes for residents and visitors to the town, businesses, city, state and federal government, and for commercial delivery services and researchers.

For many purposes the use of USPS ZIP codes for geographic research is not appropriate and is confused with the use of Census defined ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) and the municipal boundaries of Jacksonville. This Jacksonville ZIP code map provides information on the geographic organization of areas within the city as well as the various communities that make up the larger area of Jacksonville.