Spokane-Spokane Valley, WA metro ZIP codes, ranked by the ZipVitals Score
Every Spokane-Spokane Valley, WA 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
- 2,83899019in Liberty Lake · 12,447 residents63.24
- 3,24499203in Spokane · 21,468 residents62.47
- 3,87799036in Valleyford · 1,581 residents61.40
- 4,31199023in Mica · 800 residents60.71
- 4,51199223in Spokane · 36,094 residents60.46
- 7,02499224in Spokane · 24,919 residents57.24
- 7,10499005in Colbert · 10,815 residents57.18
- 7,45199021in Mead · 8,942 residents56.81
- 8,18899011in Fairchild Air Force Base · 2,931 residents56.08
- 8,24299037in Veradale · 16,522 residents56.03
- 8,40199208in Spokane · 58,669 residents55.88
- 9,08999030in Rockford · 919 residents55.30
- 9,40099016in Greenacres · 21,615 residents55.03
- 9,42299026in Nine Mile Falls · 9,320 residents55.02
- 9,52199218in Spokane · 16,897 residents54.93
- 9,76199022in Medical Lake · 8,767 residents54.75
- 10,30699025in Newman Lake · 5,668 residents54.30
- 10,84999008in Edwall · 317 residents53.88
- 11,35499204in Spokane · 7,643 residents53.51
- 12,08499029in Reardan · 2,116 residents53.00
- 12,31299003in Chattaroy · 4,810 residents52.85
- 12,33799031in Spangle · 1,251 residents52.83
- 13,27599205in Spokane · 43,169 residents52.13
- 13,37799216in Spokane Valley · 28,578 residents52.06
- 13,59799012in Fairfield · 1,167 residents51.89
- 13,74999206in Spokane Valley · 41,089 residents51.77
- 14,04099004in Cheney · 22,871 residents51.56
- 14,25299018in Latah · 272 residents51.42
- 14,56399039in Waverly · 166 residents51.18
- 14,69399027in Otis Orchards · 5,992 residents51.10
- 14,90899110in Clayton · 1,505 residents50.96
- 15,16599009in Elk · 4,506 residents50.79
- 15,55899212in Spokane Valley · 21,707 residents50.50
- 16,28699148in Loon Lake · 2,794 residents49.97
- 16,46799101in Addy · 1,690 residents49.84
- 17,56899006in Deer Park · 16,177 residents49.06
- 17,91399109in Chewelah · 4,981 residents48.80
- 17,92299170in Rosalia · 926 residents48.80
- 18,18399217in Spokane · 21,441 residents48.61
- 18,67199202in Spokane · 19,921 residents48.21
- 18,91999167in Rice · 871 residents48.00
- 19,91299114in Colville · 13,383 residents47.20
- 20,69399141in Kettle Falls · 5,626 residents46.56
- 22,11999201in Spokane · 15,829 residents45.27
- 22,15299034in Tumtum · 198 residents45.24
- 22,69499131in Gifford · 127 residents44.73
- 22,97799137in Hunters · 495 residents44.44
- 23,92699001in Airway Heights · 9,440 residents43.48
- 24,26199126in Evans · 899 residents43.13
- 24,35099173in Springdale · 1,623 residents43.03
- 24,41899151in Marcus · 242 residents42.95
- 24,46799157in Northport · 605 residents42.90
- 24,47199207in Spokane · 32,770 residents42.90
- 24,98799181in Valley · 1,995 residents42.28
- 27,24399013in Ford · 1,620 residents39.24
- 28,56499129in Fruitland · 725 residents36.94
- 30,66899040in Wellpinit · 536 residents30.47
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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.