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I have a better and more recent one, courtesy of yours truly (don't spread it around): http://therobert.org/stuff/misc/5-digit%20Commercial.csv http://therober
by technoguyrob 18y ago
I have a better and more recent one, courtesy of yours truly (don't spread it around):
http://therobert.org/stuff/misc/5-digit%20Commercial.csv http://therobert.org/stuff/misc/5-digit%20Commercial.csv
7.7MB | February 2008
I need a database that shows the population in each zip code, too. If any good Samaritan can share, that would be great.
- rrival 18y agoseen http://infochimps.org/datasets http://infochimps.org/datasets ?
- technoguyrob 18y agoThat seems useful, but it's more aggregated data (by state & region, not zip).
- dsplaisted 18y ago> don't spread it around Why not? Is it not public domain, or are you worried about the load on your server, or what?
- technoguyrob 18y agoThe latter. You're free to upload it elsewhere and spread it, however.
- rbanffy 18y agobzip2 it. It will slash the size to a fraction of its current size.
- 0x44 18y agohttp://indistinct.org/5-digit%20Commercial.csv.bz2 http://indistinct.org/5-digit%20Commercial.csv.bz2 A small mirror.
- enf 18y agoThe census will generate that database for you: Go to http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/DCGeoSelectServlet?ds_name=DEC_2000_SF1_U http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/DCGeoSelectServlet?ds_n... Click "All 5-Digit ZIP Code Tabulation Areas" Click "GO" Click "P1. Total Population" Click "Add" Click "Next" Click "Start Download"