Find ZIP Codes Inside a Radius
Map of the USA where you can specify a point and a radius to search within and return all the ZIP codes found inside that radius.
Radius Search Map
Options
Step 1 : Radius km (maximum = 200km) OR miles (maximum = 125 miles)
Step 2 : Click on map OR Place radius by location name or ZIP code :
Output
Instructions
Input a radius to search within in KM or miles. Click on the map or type in an address or ZIP code on the center of your search. After a delay, the results will appear inside the radius. If you hover over a marker, you will see it's ZIP code.
You can also find a comma separated list of the ZIP codes in the large text box below the map.
There is a limit to the radius because excessive results can take a long time to load and some web browsers struggle to load them all.
Version History
- Version 1 (10/02/2010) - Initial Version
Previous Comments For This Page
I entered the zip code 86336 and entered 25 miles. what I got was 86017,86038,86322,86323,86324,86325,86326,86331,86335,86339,86341,86342,86351, But as you can see the original zip code 86336 is not in the list?
By Tony on 30/01/2012
Hi, UK postcodes inside radius will return outcode postcodes.
By Free Map Tools on 26/01/2012
Any chance of spreading the love to the UK? This would be a very useful tool for me if it provided UK postcodes within the radius.
On 26/01/2012
Hi Joseph, Please have a look at Meeting Centre of Gravity for ZIP codes.
By Free Map Tools on 25/01/2012
Being able to enter a list of zip codes to find the centroid would be a useful feature for planning meetings when people are commuting from all areas of town.
By Joseph on 20/01/2012
raj kumar, Unfortunately we do not supply the code.
By Free Map Tools on 18/01/2012
Can i get the code which is fetching the result.This isuseful and very important for me.
By raj kumar on 18/01/2012
Can you make name of the town available too on the zip code popout.
Also want to know if you can give choice on the screen for other radius e.g when I search 10 miles give e below that 15 miles and 20 miles and 25 miles etc
On 08/01/2012
You are missing zip codes in this map. Try this:
step1: 100 miles
step2: 15001
you are missing 15289 in the results.
You are missing several (almost hundreds) of zip codes starting with 15. Not a useful tool if it is not reliable.
On 16/12/2011
This is a tremendous aid that will help us connect patients with nearby doctors. Thank You!
On 14/12/2011
You saved me a lot of time. I had to share which Zip Codes my business covered. I did a 50 mile radius search and received 440 zip codes. Copied in a Word Doc, Excel, and Text. Thanks.
By S. Dave on 08/12/2011
The way to get this into column format is to copy paste into word. Then Ctrl H to find and replace the "," with a paragraph mark (^p). Takes seconds.
By John Axt on 08/12/2011
Great tool but it does not show all the zip codes in my 15 mile radius search. Just a hand full. Hmmmmm.
On 06/12/2011
I just need to know the Counties within a 200 miles
On 05/12/2011
Could it be possible to set and range, and then filter the results by a specific state?
On 05/12/2011
Could it be possible to set and range, and then filter the results by a specific state?
On 05/12/2011
Excellent tool. To put in a column in excel, you'll need to do a text import, coma delimited, then copy and paste special the entire row into A2 using the transpose option.
On 01/12/2011
Could be very useful for Joomla Component ... please create one, I'd gladly spend a few bucks for this tool to be integrated into my domain, that is to say, this could be invaluable for radius based functionality.
On 27/11/2011
To export to Excel, copy the zip codes in the box and paste to Excel. Once in Excel, all zips will be in one cell. To parse into individual cells, choose data/text to columns and step through the wizard (comma delimited). Then can copy/paste/transpose into rows if desired. More than one step export, but certainly better than retyping. What a great, and remember this is free- tool!
On 21/11/2011
I wishe there was a way to export the zip codes to excel
On 18/11/2011
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