New Haven, OH
Single-footprint Census roll-up for New Haven, OH: 1 USPS ZIP, population 148. Open the primary ZIP for household income, housing tenure, and commute from ACS 2023 5-Year Estimates.
U.S. Census Bureau, SimpleMaps US ZIP Code Database, delivery-area ZIP coverage
ACS city ledger plate
Sheet NEW-HAVEN-OH · New Haven, OH 1 ZIPs · 148 pop · #13296/25278 · Huron County
INC-MID · RANK-MID · PHOTO-FINISH · BOOK-ONE · OWN-HIGH · POP-VILLAGE · SPREAD-UNK · HOME-LOW
- INC-MID $69,904
- RANK-MID #13296/25278
- PHOTO-FINISH ≈ Collins
- BOOK-ONE 1 ZIP
- OWN-HIGH 100% owners
- POP-VILLAGE 148
- SPREAD-UNK Single-ZIP book
- HOME-LOW $65,700
Nearest income peer: Collins, OH (+ $172 income $)
Instrument codes from this city’s ACS household income, national rank, county-peer gap, ZIP book, owner tenure, population scale, intra-city income spread, and home-value band, not a moving recommendation.
Income neighbourhood around New Haven
Lowest/highest poles plus county-sharing cities nearest New Haven on average ZIP median household income. Full ladder: /cities.
- North Fairfiel · lowest
North Fairfiel · lowest
$63,125 median HH income
- Norwalk · near
Norwalk · near
$64,297 median HH income
- New London · near
New London · near
$66,408 median HH income
- Willard · near
Willard · near
$68,587 median HH income
- New Haven · this city
New Haven · this city
$69,904 median HH income
- Collins · near
Collins · near
$70,076 median HH income
- Wakeman · highest
Wakeman · highest
$86,500 median HH income
What this shows County-sharing peers only, not the full US city board. Open a near peer when the gap is small; open the poles when the mosaic is wide.
National city placement
According to ACS 5-Year Estimates, New Haven, OH sits among US cities with a below-median household income, on a village-scale population base, across a single-ZIP footprint.
- 47th pct
- household income vs 25,278 US cities
- 148
- city population (Census)
- 1
- USPS ZIP codes covered
- $69,904
- avg ZIP median income
Income percentile ranks this city's average ZIP median household income against 25,278 US cities with ACS income on at least one ZIP. Scale and ZIP-spread words come from Census population and USPS ZIP coverage.
Below-median income with few delivery areas (1): read cost-of-living from the primary ZIP. Household income $69,904 and poverty 7.1% concentrate in 44850.
Owner-occupancy here runs high (100.0%) - tenure is stable enough that the ZIP detail's owner share is the right next click, not a renter-heavy compare.
Within Ohio, Nevada is the closest lower-income city and Wooster the closest higher-income city by average ZIP household income. Their 1 and 1 ZIP footprints are the immediate statewide comparison set for New Haven.
Population concentration
One ZIP, 44850, is all of New Haven
There is no split to weigh here: 44850 holds every one of New Haven's 148 ACS residents. City-level and ZIP-level numbers on this site are the same number twice, check the ZIP page for the income/tenure/commute breakdown.
Census ZBP business roll-up
Dense ZBP book packed into New Haven's one ZIP
Citywide ZBP: 6 establishments, 22 employees , annual payroll $695k (~41 establishments per 1,000 residents) across 1 of 1 ZIPs. Peak business ZIP 44850 (6 units) .
ZIP Codes in New Haven, OH
These ZIP codes sit in Huron County, which covers 9 ZIP codes in all; 1 of them fall in New Haven. See the Huron County roll-up →
New Haven lands mid-pack among the 8 cities sharing Huron County: Wakeman, Monroeville and Plymouth earn more and Norwalk, New London and North Fairfield earn less. Wakeman marks the far end of that range at $86,500, 24% above New Haven.
| ZIP Code | Population | Median income | Establishments | Density |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 44850 | 148 | $69,904 | 6 | 151 |
New Haven roll-ups here are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial or relocation advice. ACS and Census ZBP figures are estimates; confirm the current table against Census before a money or move decision involving New Haven, .