How the Youngstown-Warren, OH metro's ZIP codes measure up on health
The ZipVitals Score across the Youngstown-Warren, OH metro area — built one ZIP code at a time, then rolled up by resident population.
Data release 202650 of 50 ZIP codes scored · 0.42M residents represented
Score snapshot
People & national context
The Youngstown-Warren, OH metro's ZIP codes, ranked
Highest-scoring
Top 50 of 50- 4,91144406in Canfield · 22,451 residents59.94
- 7,44844514in Youngstown · 23,917 residents56.81
- 9,32844452in North Lima · 2,602 residents55.11
- 9,38344442in New Middletown · 3,762 residents55.05
- 10,84044473in Vienna · 4,213 residents53.89
- 10,93544437in McDonald · 3,913 residents53.82
- 12,32144512in Youngstown · 32,536 residents52.84
- 14,28144410in Cortland · 15,992 residents51.40
- 14,52044401in Berlin Center · 2,526 residents51.21
- 16,23844425in Hubbard · 13,552 residents50.01
- 16,81044403in Brookfield · 3,743 residents49.59
- 17,17244609in Beloit · 3,782 residents49.34
- 17,34444436in Lowellville · 3,077 residents49.23
- 18,59644484in Warren · 21,358 residents48.26
- 18,92844471in Struthers · 10,295 residents47.99
- 19,09144515in Youngstown · 27,690 residents47.87
- 19,89044449in North Benton · 1,205 residents47.22
- 20,64144444in Newton Falls · 9,220 residents46.59
- 20,85544418in Fowler · 1,508 residents46.42
- 21,37844511in Youngstown · 18,909 residents45.98
- 21,46544672in Sebring · 4,634 residents45.89
- 21,59144429in Lake Milton · 2,313 residents45.76
- 21,64444440in Mineral Ridge · 4,418 residents45.71
- 22,94044420in Girard · 15,293 residents44.47
- 23,02844451in North Jackson · 2,892 residents44.39
- 23,11044481in Lordstown · 10,206 residents44.31
- 23,30644470in Southington · 4,104 residents44.12
- 23,47844443in New Springfield · 1,641 residents43.93
- 23,63644428in Kinsman · 3,102 residents43.77
- 23,75544446in Niles · 20,060 residents43.64
- 24,30244454in Petersburg · 912 residents43.08
- 24,78644404in Orangeville · 1,663 residents42.54
- 25,08044438in Masury · 4,950 residents42.15
- 26,11944402in Bristolville · 2,613 residents40.89
- 27,12744417in Farmdale · 1,550 residents39.42
- 27,67544450in North Bloomfield · 2,246 residents38.59
- 28,19844483in Warren · 25,805 residents37.68
- 28,77544504in Youngstown · 5,191 residents36.47
- 29,04044405in Campbell · 7,815 residents35.90
- 30,05044430in Leavittsburg · 4,827 residents32.98
- 30,16344491in West Farmington · 3,653 residents32.53
- 30,42344509in Youngstown · 10,562 residents31.51
- 30,67144505in Youngstown · 16,764 residents30.46
- 31,00844439in Mesopotamia · 499 residents28.65
- 31,20644503in Youngstown · 938 residents27.28
- 31,49344502in Youngstown · 9,594 residents24.82
- 31,49544485in Warren · 14,930 residents24.81
- 31,77944507in Youngstown · 4,140 residents21.45
- 31,82844506in Youngstown · 2,096 residents20.86
- 31,93644510in Youngstown · 2,027 residents18.94
Lowest-scoring
Bottom 50 of 50- 31,93644510in Youngstown · 2,027 residents18.94
- 31,82844506in Youngstown · 2,096 residents20.86
- 31,77944507in Youngstown · 4,140 residents21.45
- 31,49544485in Warren · 14,930 residents24.81
- 31,49344502in Youngstown · 9,594 residents24.82
- 31,20644503in Youngstown · 938 residents27.28
- 31,00844439in Mesopotamia · 499 residents28.65
- 30,67144505in Youngstown · 16,764 residents30.46
- 30,42344509in Youngstown · 10,562 residents31.51
- 30,16344491in West Farmington · 3,653 residents32.53
- 30,05044430in Leavittsburg · 4,827 residents32.98
- 29,04044405in Campbell · 7,815 residents35.90
- 28,77544504in Youngstown · 5,191 residents36.47
- 28,19844483in Warren · 25,805 residents37.68
- 27,67544450in North Bloomfield · 2,246 residents38.59
- 27,12744417in Farmdale · 1,550 residents39.42
- 26,11944402in Bristolville · 2,613 residents40.89
- 25,08044438in Masury · 4,950 residents42.15
- 24,78644404in Orangeville · 1,663 residents42.54
- 24,30244454in Petersburg · 912 residents43.08
- 23,75544446in Niles · 20,060 residents43.64
- 23,63644428in Kinsman · 3,102 residents43.77
- 23,47844443in New Springfield · 1,641 residents43.93
- 23,30644470in Southington · 4,104 residents44.12
- 23,11044481in Lordstown · 10,206 residents44.31
- 23,02844451in North Jackson · 2,892 residents44.39
- 22,94044420in Girard · 15,293 residents44.47
- 21,64444440in Mineral Ridge · 4,418 residents45.71
- 21,59144429in Lake Milton · 2,313 residents45.76
- 21,46544672in Sebring · 4,634 residents45.89
- 21,37844511in Youngstown · 18,909 residents45.98
- 20,85544418in Fowler · 1,508 residents46.42
- 20,64144444in Newton Falls · 9,220 residents46.59
- 19,89044449in North Benton · 1,205 residents47.22
- 19,09144515in Youngstown · 27,690 residents47.87
- 18,92844471in Struthers · 10,295 residents47.99
- 18,59644484in Warren · 21,358 residents48.26
- 17,34444436in Lowellville · 3,077 residents49.23
- 17,17244609in Beloit · 3,782 residents49.34
- 16,81044403in Brookfield · 3,743 residents49.59
- 16,23844425in Hubbard · 13,552 residents50.01
- 14,52044401in Berlin Center · 2,526 residents51.21
- 14,28144410in Cortland · 15,992 residents51.40
- 12,32144512in Youngstown · 32,536 residents52.84
- 10,93544437in McDonald · 3,913 residents53.82
- 10,84044473in Vienna · 4,213 residents53.89
- 9,38344442in New Middletown · 3,762 residents55.05
- 9,32844452in North Lima · 2,602 residents55.11
- 7,44844514in Youngstown · 23,917 residents56.81
- 4,91144406in Canfield · 22,451 residents59.94
Where each domain sits inside this metro
The Score above is one number for the whole Youngstown-Warren, 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
10 of 50 ZIPsShare of the metro's residents living in the fifth of its ZIP codes that stand highest on each domain.
Standing highest: 44406 Canfield44437 McDonald44512 Youngstown
Standing highest: 44401 Berlin Center44417 Farmdale44439 Mesopotamia
Each fifth is about 10 of this metro’s 50 compared ZIP codes, and the shares are out of 417,689 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 Youngstown-Warren, 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.