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The CDC's small-area life expectancy project estimated life expectancy at birth for every census tract from deaths in 2010 to 2015 and the 2010 census; the map weights the 2010 tracts into each ZIP by its 2020 block population and the card shows the spread across the ZIP's tracts. It is the average number of years a newborn would live if the tract's death rates of that period held for life, so a poor inner-city ZIP and a wealthy suburb ten miles apart can differ by fifteen years. The estimates are a decade old and carry standard errors of one to two years in small tracts.

1,214 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 77.9 years.

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Under 73 years · 77 73 to 76 · 215 76 to 79 · 484 79 to 82 · 339 82 years or more · 86 No data · 32

Highest and lowest

Highest

  1. 44690 · Paint Township and Winesburg87.3 years
  2. 44687 · Walnut Creek Township and Walnut Creek87.3 years
  3. 43359 · Wharton85.8 years
  4. 43330 · Kirby85.8 years
  5. 44080 · Parkman Township and Parkman85.7 years
  6. 44040 · Gates Mills85.3 years
  7. 44661 · Nashville85.2 years
  8. 43323 · Pitt Township and Harpster85.2 years
  9. 44660 · Salt Creek Township and Mount Hope85 years
  10. 43842 · Cass Township and Trinway84.9 years
  11. 45876 · Ottoville84.8 years
  12. 44624 · Paint Township and Dundee84.7 years
  13. 44611 · Ripley Township and Big Prairie84.7 years
  14. 45174 · Terrace Park84.4 years
  15. 45111 · Symmes Township and Camp Dennison84.4 years

Lowest

  1. 44308 · Akron66.2 years
  2. 43222 · Columbus67.2 years
  3. 43223 · Columbus67.8 years
  4. 45033 · Whitewater Township and Hooven67.9 years
  5. 43604 · Toledo68.1 years
  6. 45402 · Dayton68.3 years
  7. 44902 · Mansfield69 years
  8. 45232 · Cincinnati69.6 years
  9. 45403 · Dayton69.7 years
  10. 45404 · Dayton69.8 years
  11. 43620 · Toledo70.3 years
  12. 45205 · Cincinnati70.3 years
  13. 44503 · Youngstown70.4 years
  14. 44504 · Youngstown70.4 years
  15. 43608 · Toledo70.5 years

Source

CDC/NCHS U.S. Small-area Life Expectancy Estimates Project (USALEEP, deaths 2010-2015, 2010 census tracts) weighted into ZIPs by 2020 block population

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Quick answers

Which Ohio ZIP code has the highest life expectancy?

ZIP code 44690 (Paint Township and Winesburg, 87.3 years) ranks highest, followed by 44687 (Walnut Creek Township and Walnut Creek, 87.3 years) and 43359 (Wharton, 85.8 years). The CDC's small-area life expectancy project estimated life expectancy at birth for every census tract from deaths in 2010 to 2015 and the 2010 census; the map weights the 2010 tracts into each ZIP by its 2020 block population and the card shows the spread across the ZIP's tracts.

Which Ohio ZIP code has the lowest life expectancy?

ZIP code 44308 (Akron, 66.2 years) ranks lowest, followed by 43222 (Columbus, 67.2 years) and 43223 (Columbus, 67.8 years). The CDC's small-area life expectancy project estimated life expectancy at birth for every census tract from deaths in 2010 to 2015 and the 2010 census; the map weights the 2010 tracts into each ZIP by its 2020 block population and the card shows the spread across the ZIP's tracts.

What is the typical life expectancy in Ohio?

Across Ohio ZIP codes: 1,214 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 77.9 years. The CDC's small-area life expectancy project estimated life expectancy at birth for every census tract from deaths in 2010 to 2015 and the 2010 census; the map weights the 2010 tracts into each ZIP by its 2020 block population and the card shows the spread across the ZIP's tracts.

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