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ZIPs within 10 mi
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Every ZIP around you, nearest first. Pin your spot for an exact center.
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Your neighborhood, in ZIPs
Useful when a form asks for a nearby ZIP, when you’re comparing delivery areas, or just to see where one ZIP ends.
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Pin your spot
Allow location once. The circle jumps to where you actually are, not where your internet provider is. - 2
Set how far
Start at 5 miles. Drag the edge or tap a preset, and ZIPs ripple on from the middle. - 3
Copy or share
Copy the ZIPs, download a CSV with distances, or tap any ZIP on the map to drop it from the list.
Near isn’t always next door
In a dense city, a 5-mile circle can hold dozens of ZIP codes: 90 within 5 miles of 10001 in Manhattan, 195 within 10. In the rural West, the nearest other ZIP can be 30 miles off, because one ZIP covers a whole valley.
Distances run to each ZIP’s center point, so a huge ZIP right next to you can list as farther than a small one across town. The map shows the real outlines, so you can see which ZIP a street is in.
To check one exact spot, tap it on the what is my ZIP code map. For a fixed address and any radius, try the ZIP code radius map.
Questions people actually ask
What ZIP codes are near me?
The page starts from an approximate guess based on your internet connection and lists the ZIPs within 5 miles. Tap “Use my exact location” for your real position: the circle re-centers and the list re-sorts, nearest first, with miles and direction.
How far away is each ZIP?
Each row shows the straight-line distance from your spot to the center of that ZIP area. A ZIP you are standing in shows as 0. Roads add 15–40% on average.
Can I see more ZIPs?
Drag the edge of the circle or pick a bigger radius, up to 200 miles. ZIPs light up as the circle grows, and the list keeps the nearest first.
Is my location saved?
No. Your position is used in your browser to place the circle and is never stored. Even the share link only holds a rounded center point you choose to share.
Why is the first guess in the wrong place?
Before you allow location access, the only clue is your IP address, which often points to your internet provider’s hub. That can be a few miles or a whole city away. Pinning your spot fixes it.
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Updated 2026-11-10 · Where the data comes from