ZIP Codes of Collin County, TX

Population & People
Population & People
Total Population
1,115,497
Household Income
Household Income
Median Income
$120,855
Housing
Housing
Total Housing Units
419,263
Business & Economy
Business & Economy
Total Businesses
27,543
Employment
Employment
Employment Rate
67.76%
Education
Education
Bachelor's Degree+
55.54%
Source: U.S. Census ACS 2024 5-Year Estimates · rolled up across the 32 ZIPs in this county.
Data Last Updated: June 1, 2026
ZIP Codes:32 ZIP Codes (26 Standard, 6 PO Box, 0 Unique) [See All]
Area Codes:214 / 430 / 469 / 903 / 940 / 945 / 972
Timezone:Central (GMT -06:00)
Local Time:2:13:52 PM
Population:1,115,497 [See All]
FIPS:48085
CBSA:Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX
Land Area:878 sq mi
Water Area:46 sq mi
Coordinates:33.1332, -96.6265
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Boom county
Grew 38.0% in 10 years — #32 nationwide.
Extreme education divide
Bachelor's share ranges 20.0% to 72.3% across ZIPs — a 52-point gap.
Among Texas's 5 wealthiest counties
#4 statewide, average median income $120,855.
Among Texas's 5 most-educated counties
55.5% with bachelor's+ (#2 statewide).
Notable income spread
Median income ranges $63,741 to $196,564 across ZIPs — a 3.1× gap.
Among Texas's 10 most populous counties
#6 of 254 counties with 1,115,497 residents.

Standout ZIPs in this County


Most Populous
Frisco · 89,682 people
8.0% of county total
Highest Income
Prosper · $196,564 median
1.6× county average
Largest Land Area
Farmersville · 115.3 sq mi
Spans the most ground
Fastest Growth
Prosper · 300.7% (10-yr)
13,229 → 53,011 residents
Most Educated
Plano · 72.3% bachelor's+
23,555 of 32,597 adults 25+

Things worth knowing about Collin County


1,115,497 residents live across 32 ZIPs covering 878 sq mi, served by 19 distinct USPS-recognized cities.

Population moved from 808,077 to 1,060,410 from 2014 to 2024 — a +31.2% change. 24 ZIPs gained residents, 2 lost.

The county's wealthiest ZIP 75078 (Prosper, $196,564 median) and poorest ZIP 75287 (Dallas, $63,741) are 17.0 miles apart — a 3.1× income gap across local geography.

Median home values vary 2.3× across this county — from $312,300 in 75424 (Blue Ridge) to $732,300 in 75078 (Prosper).

Density varies 168× across the county — from 59 people/sq mi in 75424 (Blue Ridge) to 9,878 in 75287 (Dallas).

Educational attainment ranges from 20.0% bachelor's+ in 75442 (Farmersville) to 72.3% in 75024 (Plano) — the breadth of educational profiles across the area.

Within Texas, this is the #6 most populous of 254 counties and ranks #4 for median household income with the #13 fastest decade growth .

On the national stage, Collin County is the #42 most populous US county , ranks #88 for income , and #32 for decade growth .

Weighted by population, the typical household earns about $127,630 across the county — reflecting what a typical resident sees, not a simple ZIP average.

55.5% of adults age 25+ hold a bachelor's degree or higher (414,395 of 746,143 reporting). The most-educated ZIPs cluster around Plano.

26 Standard delivery, 6 PO Box only, 0 single-entity Unique ZIPs serve this county.

Stories about Collin County


Higher-education hub

9 ZIPs in this county where more than 60% of adults 25+ hold a bachelor's degree — typically college campuses, research enclaves, or tech corridors.

Plano
72.3%
45,652 residents
Frisco
69.1%
89,682 residents
Plano
68.9%
47,954 residents
Plano
68.0%
53,202 residents
Prosper
66.7%
53,011 residents
Allen
66.6%
49,796 residents
Dallas
66.4%
28,618 residents
Mckinney
63.4%
55,087 residents
Celina
63.4%
34,260 residents

Two counties in one

Median household income spans 3.1× between the wealthiest and poorest ZIPs — a sign of significant intra-county inequality.

Wealthiest ZIP
Prosper
Median income: $196,564
Population: 53,011
Bachelor's+: 66.7%
vs
Poorest ZIP (pop >= 500)
Dallas
Median income: $63,741
Population: 53,959
Bachelor's+: 45.9%
For every $1 of household income in 75287, the typical household in 75078 earns $3.08.

Where the growth lives

Collin County grew 38.0% over the past decade — concentrated in 5 high-growth ZIPs:

Prosper
+300.7%
13,229 → 53,011 residents
Celina
+272.6%
9,196 → 34,260 residents
Melissa
+255.3%
6,471 → 22,990 residents
Nevada
+130.9%
4,618 → 10,664 residents
Princeton
+126.0%
15,117 → 34,171 residents

All ZIP Codes in Collin County


ZIPCityTypePopulationMedian IncomeArea (sq mi)10-yr Growth
75035FriscoStandard89,682$166,59025.267.3%
75002AllenStandard75,057$137,03739.612.6%
75071MckinneyStandard72,964$132,44776.877.5%
75098WylieStandard69,325$122,08941.239.8%
75070MckinneyStandard64,078$112,35212.5-22.0%
75072MckinneyStandard55,087$165,68211.6
75287DallasStandard53,959$63,7415.55.5%
75074PlanoStandard53,831$88,69716.113.5%
75025PlanoStandard53,202$143,2609.60.8%
75078ProsperStandard53,011$196,56431.3300.7%
75013AllenStandard49,796$146,89114.846.9%
75023PlanoStandard49,229$109,6609.26.0%
75093PlanoStandard47,954$124,56314.2-0.6%
75024PlanoStandard45,652$117,08813.014.6%
75069MckinneyStandard40,032$85,32734.313.3%
75075PlanoStandard38,135$98,3659.711.0%
75009CelinaStandard34,260$168,250103.2272.6%
75407PrincetonStandard34,171$100,03765.1126.0%
75252DallasStandard28,618$85,0005.112.3%
75409AnnaStandard27,131$104,81479.8124.7%
75094PlanoStandard24,200$171,4767.112.3%
75454MelissaStandard22,990$138,82718.5255.3%
75442FarmersvilleStandard10,805$95,250115.38.5%
75173NevadaStandard10,664$101,98838.6130.9%
75166LavonStandard6,989$132,10116.093.8%
75424Blue RidgeStandard3,790$89,15764.53.9%
75164JosephinePO Box885$65,8250.058.9%
75121CopevillePO Box0.0
75026PlanoPO Box0.0
75086PlanoPO Box0.0
75097WestonPO Box0.0
75485WestminsterPO Box0.0

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