ZIP Codes of Sioux County, IA

Population & People
Population & People
Total Population
661
Household Income
Household Income
Median Income
$89,688
Housing
Housing
Total Housing Units
323
Business & Economy
Business & Economy
Total Businesses
1,242
Employment
Employment
Employment Rate
67.24%
Education
Education
Bachelor's Degree+
25.10%
Source: U.S. Census ACS 2024 5-Year Estimates · rolled up across the 1 ZIPs in this county.
Data Last Updated: June 1, 2026
ZIP Codes:13 ZIP Codes (13 Standard, 0 PO Box, 0 Unique) [See All]
Area Code:712
Timezone:Central (GMT -06:00)
Local Time:2:11:55 PM
Population:661 [See All]
FIPS:19167
Land Area:781 sq mi
Water Area:0 sq mi
Coordinates:43.0916, -96.5360
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Notable population decline
Lost 17.4% of residents since 2014.
Extreme geographic sprawl
The largest ZIP spans 315× the smallest by area — 119.1 sq mi down to 0.38.
Among Iowa's 5 oldest counties
Median age 54.2.
Owner-dominated county
Just 12.3% of homes are rentals — strong homeownership culture.

Standout ZIPs in this County


Most Populous
Sioux Center · 9,970 people
27.5% of county total
Highest Income
Maurice · $122,841 median
1.4× county average
Largest Land Area
Rock Valley · 119.1 sq mi
Spans the most ground
Fastest Growth
Ireton · 21.9% (10-yr)
1,050 → 1,280 residents
Most Educated
Orange City · 42.9% bachelor's+
1,763 of 4,111 adults 25+

Things worth knowing about Sioux County


36,232 residents live across 13 ZIPs covering 781 sq mi, served by 13 distinct USPS-recognized cities.

Population moved from 34,176 to 36,232 from 2014 to 2024 — a +6.0% change. 8 ZIPs gained residents, 5 lost.

The county's wealthiest ZIP 51036 (Maurice, $122,841 median) and poorest ZIP 51238 (Hospers, $74,000) are 15.9 miles apart — a 1.7× income gap across local geography.

Median home values vary 1.7× across this county — from $173,300 in 51023 (Hawarden) to $294,000 in 51250 (Sioux Center).

Density varies 16× across the county — from 9 people/sq mi in 51036 (Maurice) to 147 in 51250 (Sioux Center).

Educational attainment ranges from 15.1% bachelor's+ in 51247 (Rock Valley) to 42.9% in 51041 (Orange City) — the breadth of educational profiles across the area.

Within Iowa, this is the #80 most populous of 82 counties and ranks #12 for median household income .

Weighted by population, the typical household earns about $86,919 across the county — reflecting what a typical resident sees, not a simple ZIP average.

30.6% of adults age 25+ hold a bachelor's degree or higher (6,620 of 21,613 reporting).

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

Stories about Sioux County


Big & sparse

A frontier county — vast land area with only a few residents per square mile. Daily life looks very different here than in the country's denser counties.

Total area
781
square miles
Avg density
46.4
people per sq mi
Population
36,232
across 13 ZIPs
Rock Valley
119.1 sq mi
5,094 residents
Hawarden
88.8 sq mi
3,473 residents
Ireton
84.1 sq mi
1,280 residents

Population decline

Sioux County lost 17.4% of residents between 2014 and 2024. ZIPs that shed the largest share:

Maurice
-25.1%
594 → 445 residents
Hull
-14.5%
3,364 → 2,876 residents

All ZIP Codes in Sioux County


ZIPCityTypePopulationMedian IncomeArea (sq mi)10-yr Growth
51250Sioux CenterStandard9,970$94,11968.019.7%
51041Orange CityStandard7,324$83,64372.1-2.6%
51247Rock ValleyStandard5,094$78,358119.1-1.5%
51023HawardenStandard3,473$80,35788.89.1%
51239HullStandard2,876$77,54067.9-14.5%
51003AltonStandard1,938$101,25056.419.9%
51238HospersStandard1,502$74,00049.918.0%
51027IretonStandard1,280$100,89384.121.9%
51234BoydenStandard1,172$84,31851.90.4%
51022GranvilleStandard960$96,50572.728.3%
51036MauriceStandard445$122,84147.9-25.1%
51244MatlockStandard144$83,3650.458.2%
51011ChatsworthStandard54$44,3751.4-20.6%

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