Queens ZIP Codes and the Neighborhoods They Include

Queens ZIP codes (68)

Frequently Asked Questions

Where this list comes from

The ZIP codes are the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2020 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, the official map of the areas ZIP codes cover, built from census blocks. A ZIP code is listed under a county when that county holds at least 1% of the ZIP code’s homes; smaller slivers along a county line are boundary artifacts.

The neighborhoods come from NYC Department of City Planning’s 2020 Neighborhood Tabulation Areas. Each census block was placed in its ZIP code and its neighborhood, weighted by its 2020 housing units, so a ZIP code is described by where its homes are rather than by parkland or water. A neighborhood is listed in a row when it holds at least 5% of that ZIP code’s homes, or when that ZIP code holds the largest share of its own homes, so every one appears at least once.

The name under a ZIP code is the post-office name most often written on its MLS sale records, as on our price page. ZIP codes with no recent sales show no name and no price link.

To confirm the ZIP code for a specific address, use the USPS ZIP code lookup. Census ZIP areas approximate the Postal Service’s delivery routes, which change from time to time.

Also: Long Island ZIP codes