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Akron, OH metro ZIP codes, ranked by the ZipVitals Score

Every Akron, OH metro ZIP code (ZCTA) with a ZipVitals Score, ranked within the metro — descriptive of documented conditions, never a verdict on the people who live there.

Data release 202646 ZIP codes in this ranking

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#ZIP code · locatorScore
  1. 2,26344236in Hudson · 25,941 residents64.37
  2. 2,55644202in Aurora · 23,084 residents63.82
  3. 2,77144333in Akron · 19,620 residents63.37
  4. 3,33644286in Richfield · 6,295 residents62.31
  5. 3,65544321in Akron · 15,878 residents61.77
  6. 5,78544087in Twinsburg · 22,185 residents58.75
  7. 5,98444264in Peninsula · 3,462 residents58.51
  8. 6,63044056in Macedonia · 12,152 residents57.72
  9. 6,82344224in Stow · 39,200 residents57.48
  10. 7,08844262in Munroe Falls · 5,000 residents57.19
  11. 8,17744067in Northfield · 19,943 residents56.10
  12. 8,21244313in Akron · 26,631 residents56.05
  13. 8,50844223in Cuyahoga Falls · 18,459 residents55.81
  14. 8,53344272in Rootstown · 6,048 residents55.78
  15. 8,86144234in Hiram · 3,617 residents55.51
  16. 9,36544278in Tallmadge · 18,424 residents55.07
  17. 9,45944216in Clinton · 9,465 residents54.98
  18. 11,72744303in Akron · 7,323 residents53.25
  19. 13,10144241in Streetsboro · 18,548 residents52.26
  20. 13,23544412in Diamond · 2,976 residents52.16
  21. 13,70944260in Mogadore · 12,780 residents51.80
  22. 14,36844285in Wayland · 76 residents51.34
  23. 14,89744319in New Franklin · 21,538 residents50.96
  24. 15,24944221in Cuyahoga Falls · 28,546 residents50.71
  25. 16,01644240in Kent · 37,788 residents50.16
  26. 16,75544231in Garrettsville · 8,215 residents49.62
  27. 17,88044255in Mantua · 7,318 residents48.83
  28. 21,10844201in Atwater · 6,666 residents46.20
  29. 22,22244250in Lakemore · 1,745 residents45.18
  30. 22,24544312in Green · 30,280 residents45.15
  31. 22,52344266in Ravenna · 32,612 residents44.90
  32. 24,09944411in Deerfield · 2,294 residents43.31
  33. 24,52744203in Norton · 38,701 residents42.83
  34. 24,75744243in Kent · 5,082 residents42.56
  35. 26,04044288in Windham · 3,850 residents40.99
  36. 28,41044305in Akron · 21,103 residents37.25
  37. 28,53144301in Akron · 13,668 residents36.99
  38. 29,25844314in Akron · 17,885 residents35.34
  39. 29,40344302in Akron · 5,474 residents34.97
  40. 30,15944304in Akron · 4,000 residents32.55
  41. 30,18544310in Akron · 25,496 residents32.47
  42. 30,58944320in Akron · 17,690 residents30.79
  43. 30,99444306in Akron · 20,905 residents28.75
  44. 31,35244307in Akron · 6,653 residents26.04
  45. 31,43144308in Akron · 1,030 residents25.35
  46. 31,53044311in Akron · 7,547 residents24.35

How this ranking works

Ranks are each ZIP code’s position in the full national ZipVitals Score ranking, so the numbers jump — this metro holds 46 of the tens of thousands of scored US ZIP codes — and they never change with the sort direction; the rank a ZIP carries here is the rank it carries everywhere on this site. A ZIP whose data is too thin to score is held out entirely rather than filled from county or metro figures.

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A high score describes favorable documented conditions — never a claim about residents. Where ZIP codes score low, that pattern reflects structural conditions — investment, environment, and access — far more than the choices of the people who live there.