North Carolina ZIP Code Map Basic

Description

This detailed map displays all standard zip codes within North Carolina, generated from the latest US Census Bureau data for superior accuracy. It’s an invaluable tool for various applications, including defining service areas, visualizing market penetration, and supporting logistical operations. Each zip code is represented as an independent, fully editable vector object, allowing for extensive customization to suit your specific needs.

North Carolina ZIP Code Map Basic is available in two user-friendly formats:

Adobe Illustrator (.ai): A fully layered vector file, enabling seamless scaling without any loss of quality. You can easily modify colors, incorporate additional data, and integrate it into your existing design workflows.
Layered PDF: This format maintains the map’s visual integrity and allows for selective viewing and printing of different map layers. It’s compatible with a wide range of GIS and graphic design software.

Example Zip Code Ranges in the Greatest Cities (based on 2024 population data):

Charlotte: Primarily within the 282xx range. For example, the largest ZIP by population in 2023 was 28269.
Raleigh: Predominantly in the 276xx range.
Greensboro: Main ZIP code ranges include 274xx. For instance, 27406 was a large ZIP by population.
Durham: Primarily covers the 277xx range. For example, 27703 and 27713 had significant populations.
Winston-Salem: Generally within the 271xx range. For example, 27107 was a large ZIP.

Western North Carolina (e.g., Asheville): Zip codes often start in the 287xx and 288xx ranges.
Eastern North Carolina (e.g., Wilmington): Zip codes frequently begin with 284xx.
Central North Carolina (e.g., Raleigh): Zip codes are commonly in the 275xx and 276xx ranges.

Please note that these are broad examples, and numerous other zip codes exist within and around these cities. This vector map provides a comprehensive and precise representation of all standard North Carolina zip codes.