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Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC metro ZIP codes, ranked by the ZipVitals Score
Every Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC 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 202615 ZIP codes in this ranking
- 4,79129582in North Myrtle Beach · 20,158 residents60.09
- 5,28229576in Murrells Inlet · 34,695 residents59.40
- 5,96429575in Surfside Beach · 20,721 residents58.54
- 6,57529579in Myrtle Beach · 56,915 residents57.80
- 7,17729572in Myrtle Beach · 12,124 residents57.11
- 7,78929566in Little River · 23,806 residents56.48
- 9,37629588in Myrtle Beach · 52,609 residents55.06
- 14,45429511in Aynor · 6,874 residents51.27
- 15,38829568in Longs · 17,097 residents50.62
- 15,67329526in Conway · 54,130 residents50.42
- 16,34829577in Myrtle Beach · 35,446 residents49.93
- 16,37229544in Galivants Ferry · 8,252 residents49.92
- 21,64529569in Loris · 17,788 residents45.71
- 24,47329527in Conway · 28,451 residents42.90
- 29,29429545in Green Sea · 1,767 residents35.25
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 15 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.