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Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH metro ZIP codes, ranked by the ZipVitals Score
Every Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, 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 202657 ZIP codes in this ranking
- 2,46345458in Centerville · 38,712 residents63.98
- 2,84445305in Bellbrook · 11,498 residents63.23
- 2,92245434in Beavercreek · 12,529 residents63.08
- 4,18045430in Beavercreek · 7,371 residents60.92
- 4,52645387in Yellow Springs · 5,285 residents60.45
- 4,60245459in Centerville · 28,553 residents60.34
- 4,81045419in Oakwood · 17,008 residents60.07
- 5,85345314in Cedarville · 6,536 residents58.67
- 6,24245370in Spring Valley · 2,518 residents58.19
- 6,33145315in Clayton · 4,905 residents58.08
- 6,36345429in Kettering · 26,347 residents58.04
- 6,40445301in Alpha · 224 residents57.99
- 6,96945440in Kettering · 22,358 residents57.32
- 8,77245307in Bowersville · 216 residents55.57
- 9,68945384in Wilberforce · 1,919 residents54.81
- 10,17745342in Miamisburg · 36,152 residents54.41
- 10,52045433in Dayton · 1,508 residents54.14
- 10,83545371in Tipp City · 22,865 residents53.90
- 11,03445327in Germantown · 9,315 residents53.75
- 12,03545322in Englewood · 20,884 residents53.04
- 12,37645431in Beavercreek · 27,951 residents52.80
- 12,54945377in Vandalia · 14,888 residents52.66
- 12,63645335in Jamestown · 7,359 residents52.60
- 13,16845432in Beavercreek · 15,055 residents52.22
- 13,61345373in Troy · 37,565 residents51.88
- 13,86545361in Potsdam · 253 residents51.68
- 13,90145326in Fletcher · 1,446 residents51.66
- 13,95345409in Kettering · 15,293 residents51.62
- 14,05745354in Phillipsburg · 553 residents51.56
- 15,03145339in Ludlow Falls · 1,057 residents50.88
- 15,05245312in Casstown · 1,086 residents50.86
- 15,33145337in Laura · 1,703 residents50.66
- 15,35845415in Clayton · 12,465 residents50.64
- 15,37045309in Brookville · 11,876 residents50.63
- 15,65945424in Huber Heights · 50,725 residents50.43
- 16,44745359in Pleasant Hill · 2,160 residents49.86
- 17,26545385in Xenia · 40,617 residents49.29
- 17,49045318in Covington · 5,511 residents49.12
- 17,86945324in Fairborn · 41,194 residents48.85
- 19,36645449in West Carrollton · 19,066 residents47.67
- 19,58145420in Kettering · 24,411 residents47.48
- 19,61645345in New Lebanon · 6,110 residents47.45
- 20,54145325in Farmersville · 2,470 residents46.69
- 22,52345383in West Milton · 6,912 residents44.90
- 23,10445426in Trotwood · 14,114 residents44.31
- 23,88545356in Piqua · 25,237 residents43.53
- 24,11945439in Moraine · 11,914 residents43.29
- 26,27545414in Dayton · 21,167 residents40.69
- 26,58945410in Dayton · 14,694 residents40.25
- 27,03045416in Trotwood · 5,640 residents39.58
- 27,83145402in Dayton · 9,407 residents38.32
- 28,23745406in Dayton · 19,991 residents37.60
- 29,71345405in Dayton · 18,955 residents34.05
- 30,96845403in Dayton · 13,608 residents28.88
- 31,27745428in Dayton · 272 residents26.73
- 31,29845417in Dayton · 28,186 residents26.54
- 31,39345404in Dayton · 9,826 residents25.71
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 57 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.