Jackson, MS metro ZIP codes, ranked by the ZipVitals Score
Every Jackson, MS 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 202659 ZIP codes in this ranking
- 1,69439110in Madison · 50,443 residents65.80
- 5,88339174in Tougaloo · 485 residents58.61
- 6,16239047in Flowood · 40,808 residents58.29
- 6,21839157in Ridgeland · 24,562 residents58.22
- 6,60639042in Brandon · 39,142 residents57.75
- 7,15639232in Flowood · 9,222 residents57.13
- 7,85239211in Jackson · 23,838 residents56.41
- 8,01839216in Jackson · 2,902 residents56.24
- 9,28139056in Clinton · 26,836 residents55.15
- 10,27439272in Byram · 14,348 residents54.33
- 10,28939201in Jackson · 858 residents54.31
- 10,96739154in Raymond · 9,255 residents53.79
- 13,38439071in Flora · 5,776 residents52.06
- 16,08139145in Pelahatchie · 5,295 residents50.12
- 17,18339202in Jackson · 6,832 residents49.33
- 18,15139170in Terry · 9,069 residents48.63
- 18,37239044in Braxton · 2,994 residents48.44
- 20,28239218in Richland · 6,873 residents46.90
- 20,29939073in Florence · 21,066 residents46.89
- 20,62839162in Satartia · 138 residents46.61
- 21,74939114in Mendenhall · 9,359 residents45.62
- 22,05239082in Harrisville · 1,416 residents45.34
- 22,78739078in Georgetown · 843 residents44.62
- 23,05939041in Bolton · 2,704 residents44.36
- 23,17139217in Jackson · 2,125 residents44.25
- 23,54939191in Wesson · 8,378 residents43.86
- 23,60839066in Edwards · 4,202 residents43.80
- 24,33639149in Pinola · 1,485 residents43.05
- 24,66839045in Camden · 1,013 residents42.67
- 24,86739111in Magee · 9,143 residents42.45
- 24,90939094in Lena · 2,955 residents42.40
- 24,91239208in Pearl · 34,442 residents42.39
- 24,94539059in Crystal Springs · 11,919 residents42.34
- 25,18039206in Jackson · 23,257 residents42.04
- 25,38239117in Polkville · 10,431 residents41.81
- 25,58339175in Utica · 4,259 residents41.59
- 25,79339212in Jackson · 25,659 residents41.33
- 26,06139046in Canton · 28,442 residents40.96
- 26,08039040in Bentonia · 3,256 residents40.94
- 27,05639092in Lake · 3,343 residents39.55
- 27,71239039in Benton · 1,981 residents38.51
- 27,84239083in Hazlehurst · 8,592 residents38.31
- 28,38839062in D'Lo · 437 residents37.30
- 29,34439074in Forest · 14,283 residents35.12
- 29,42539192in West · 1,573 residents34.92
- 30,15839209in Jackson · 25,776 residents32.55
- 30,35239095in Lexington · 6,726 residents31.85
- 30,66039179in Vaughan · 739 residents30.49
- 30,67639203in Jackson · 4,019 residents30.45
- 30,69239146in Pickens · 2,614 residents30.37
- 30,71439204in Jackson · 13,249 residents30.29
- 30,77539063in Durant · 2,828 residents29.94
- 30,83239079in Goodman · 1,353 residents29.67
- 30,86138924in Cruger · 709 residents29.51
- 30,89339213in Jackson · 18,691 residents29.37
- 30,91739194in Yazoo City · 18,714 residents29.15
- 31,15539169in Tchula · 2,565 residents27.63
- 31,89539359in Sebastopol · 196 residents19.75
- 31,96539193in Whitfield · 731 residents17.74
Don’t see a ZIP code you expected? Not every ZIP carries a Score — 2 of this metro's 61 don’t have enough measured data across the nine health domains, and PO-box-only ZIPs aren’t mapped areas. Any ZIP’s own page explains its standing. Look up any ZIP code →
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 59 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.