How the Columbus, OH metro's ZIP codes measure up on health
The ZipVitals Score across the Columbus, OH metro area — built one ZIP code at a time, then rolled up by resident population.
Data release 2026127 of 130 ZIP codes scored · 2.2M residents represented
Score snapshot
People & national context
The Columbus, OH metro's ZIP codes, ranked
Highest-scoring
Top 50 of 127- 80843065in Powell · 46,679 residents68.80
- 89043035in Lewis Center · 36,012 residents68.48
- 1,13843082in Westerville · 34,563 residents67.48
- 1,13943016in Dublin · 46,362 residents67.48
- 1,27543240in Columbus · 7,679 residents67.04
- 1,41843054in New Albany · 27,594 residents66.57
- 1,89543212in Columbus · 23,405 residents65.28
- 1,90343021in Galena · 14,403 residents65.25
- 1,96043221in Upper Arlington · 35,293 residents65.12
- 2,20943017in Dublin · 41,613 residents64.50
- 2,45743085in Worthington · 26,601 residents63.98
- 2,98443064in Plain City · 18,143 residents62.97
- 3,07843002in Amlin · 1,205 residents62.81
- 3,16243215in Columbus · 17,836 residents62.64
- 3,40443220in Upper Arlington · 28,792 residents62.18
- 3,57943061in Ostrander · 4,921 residents61.89
- 3,60743074in Sunbury · 16,873 residents61.84
- 3,73943214in Columbus · 26,776 residents61.63
- 3,83343066in Radnor · 1,368 residents61.47
- 4,00243081in Westerville · 65,020 residents61.20
- 4,42443235in Columbus · 44,589 residents60.58
- 4,46843023in Granville · 15,688 residents60.51
- 4,48343147in Pickerington · 46,963 residents60.49
- 4,58643026in Hilliard · 65,238 residents60.35
- 4,85943015in Delaware · 61,401 residents60.01
- 5,11643230in Gahanna · 58,076 residents59.65
- 5,59743136in Lithopolis · 2,216 residents58.99
- 6,02543004in Blacklick · 31,477 residents58.46
- 6,88543209in Columbus · 28,193 residents57.40
- 7,63543077in Unionville Center · 269 residents56.61
- 7,64343031in Johnstown · 13,876 residents56.60
- 8,50343030in Jacksontown · 249 residents55.81
- 8,80643116in Commercial Point · 2,684 residents55.54
- 8,93443045in Milford Center · 1,739 residents55.44
- 9,05443040in Marysville · 38,990 residents55.33
- 9,12943013in Croton · 1,754 residents55.27
- 9,27743029in Irwin · 544 residents55.15
- 9,28043112in Carroll · 4,909 residents55.15
- 9,28743062in Pataskala · 32,037 residents55.15
- 9,57243001in Alexandria · 2,892 residents54.89
- 10,42343202in Columbus · 20,854 residents54.21
- 10,61743033in Kirkersville · 387 residents54.06
- 11,08343123in Grove City · 67,626 residents53.70
- 11,34343110in Canal Winchester · 43,544 residents53.52
- 12,26543119in Galloway · 29,660 residents52.88
- 13,40943105in Baltimore · 8,982 residents52.03
- 13,49243076in Thornville · 9,456 residents51.97
- 13,86543068in Reynoldsburg · 60,148 residents51.68
- 13,86743148in Pleasantville · 1,898 residents51.67
- 14,00743358in West Mansfield · 2,275 residents51.59
Lowest-scoring
Bottom 50 of 127- 31,64043222in Columbus · 4,819 residents23.21
- 31,57043211in Columbus · 22,313 residents23.90
- 30,69943223in Columbus · 28,187 residents30.34
- 30,07343227in Columbus · 25,358 residents32.91
- 29,78343203in Columbus · 8,618 residents33.87
- 29,20943127in Haydenville · 257 residents35.47
- 29,07943111in Carbon Hill · 249 residents35.81
- 28,61143224in Columbus · 44,319 residents36.84
- 28,59943764in New Lexington · 8,168 residents36.87
- 28,13943777in Roseville · 4,253 residents37.80
- 28,05243144in Murray City · 295 residents37.92
- 27,88943158in Union Furnace · 160 residents38.22
- 27,71643219in Columbus · 32,338 residents38.50
- 27,33943731in Crooksville · 5,136 residents39.07
- 27,05043207in Columbus · 47,272 residents39.55
- 26,97843232in Columbus · 47,364 residents39.66
- 26,87043138in Logan · 18,906 residents39.83
- 26,54343152in South Bloomingville · 941 residents40.30
- 26,33443008in Buckeye Lake · 2,434 residents40.59
- 26,27843213in Columbus · 36,273 residents40.69
- 26,08643137in Lockbourne · 2,415 residents40.93
- 25,75143229in Columbus · 55,020 residents41.40
- 25,56143204in Columbus · 42,962 residents41.61
- 24,96843135in Laurelville · 3,937 residents42.31
- 24,51143730in Corning · 2,749 residents42.85
- 24,10043113in Circleville · 24,480 residents43.30
- 23,99543217in Columbus · 2,091 residents43.42
- 23,55143782in Shawnee · 544 residents43.86
- 23,41943164in Williamsport · 2,176 residents44.00
- 23,38243766in New Straitsville · 1,310 residents44.04
- 23,03543783in Somerset · 4,720 residents44.39
- 22,91743317in Chesterville · 173 residents44.49
- 22,80243748in Junction City · 2,980 residents44.61
- 22,67543228in Columbus · 59,077 residents44.75
- 22,60843145in New Holland · 2,070 residents44.81
- 22,53443055in Newark · 63,281 residents44.88
- 21,95443321in Fulton · 378 residents45.43
- 21,72543153in South Solon · 1,112 residents45.64
- 21,68643205in Columbus · 12,618 residents45.67
- 21,38243103in South Bloomfield · 13,130 residents45.98
- 21,34543151in Midway · 233 residents46.01
- 21,33543157in Thurston · 597 residents46.02
- 21,20043315in Cardington · 6,873 residents46.13
- 21,19843150in Rushville · 2,300 residents46.13
- 21,00043210in Columbus · 12,164 residents46.30
- 20,98743107in Bremen · 3,791 residents46.30
- 20,85243338in Mount Gilead · 10,599 residents46.42
- 20,82243140in London · 24,237 residents46.44
- 20,72443036in Magnetic Springs · 359 residents46.53
- 20,44843130in Lancaster · 62,933 residents46.75
Where each domain sits inside this metro
The Score above is one number for the whole Columbus, OH metro. Nine domains make it up, and they are not spread the same way across the people who live here. Each row divides this metro's ZIP codes into fifths by how they stand against each other on that domain, then counts who lives at each end. If a domain were spread evenly across the metro's residents, every row would read about 20%.
The highest-standing fifth
26 of 127 ZIPsShare of the metro's residents living in the fifth of its ZIP codes that stand highest on each domain.
11 ZIP codes share this standing — see them in the full ranking →
Standing highest: 43036 Magnetic Springs43077 Unionville Center43144 Murray City
Each fifth is about 26 of this metro’s 127 compared ZIP codes, and the shares are out of 2,168,324 residents. A ZIP code is compared here only if it carries a resident count to weight it by and enough measured data on that domain — the rest are left out of that domain’s fifths rather than filled in from a coarser geography, which is why this count can sit just below the metro’s scored total.
The mark shows 20% — where a row would sit if that domain were spread evenly across the metro's residents.
Each ZIP code is compared with the other ZIP codes in this metro that are measured across all nine scoring domains — not with all US ZIP codes. Percentages are rounded; higher is healthier in every domain.
Why this matters
The ZipVitals Score combines nine domains of health — from chronic disease and preventive care to environmental hazard, social need, and healthcare access — into one 0–100 index for each ZIP code, computed the same way everywhere from public federal and academic data. The Columbus, OH figures on this page are population-weighted rollups of those per-ZIP scores, so they describe the metro's residents rather than a coarser geography relabeled as the metro.
A high score describes favorable documented conditions; it is not a claim about individual residents, and it does not capture everything that shapes a community's health. Where a ZIP code scores low, that pattern reflects structural conditions — investment, environment, and access — far more than the choices of the people who live there.