ZIP codes in Sumner County, Tennessee
Sumner County has 9 ZIP codes. 2 lie entirely inside it and 7 are shared with neighboring counties, so part of their land and their people are elsewhere. About 202,540 people live in the parts inside it (ACS 2020–2024).
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- ZIP codes
- 9
- 1 more just touches the border (under 1% of their land)
- Entirely inside
- 2
- 99% or more of their land
- Shared with other counties
- 7
- Most with Robertson County (4)
- Most populated ZIP
- 37075
- 73,522 people · Hendersonville
- Least populated ZIP
- 37031
- 3,926 people · Hartsville/Trousdale County
- Largest ZIP by land
- 37148
- 132 sq mi · Portland
Map of the ZIP codes in Sumner County
- Entirely in the county (99% or more of its land)
- Shared, mostly in this county
- Shared, mostly in other counties
- Neighboring counties
Each area is a ZIP code with its number where it fits. Hover over one to see its name.
All ZIP codes in Sumner County
| ZIP code | Main city | Population | Land in the county | Residents in the county |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 37022 | Hartsville/Trousdale County | 5,728 | 85% | ≈ 5,047 |
| 37031 | Hartsville/Trousdale County | 3,926 | 78% | ≈ 3,284 |
| 37048 | Walnut Grove | 6,380 | 96% | ≈ 6,238 |
| 37066 | Gallatin | 64,650 | 100% | 64,650 |
| 37072 | Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance) | 32,208 | 34% | ≈ 11,899 |
| 37075 | Hendersonville | 73,522 | 100% | 73,522 |
| 37148 | Portland | 26,274 | 85% | ≈ 24,908 |
| 37186 | Westmoreland | 10,709 | 54% | ≈ 6,755 |
| 37188 | White House | 18,241 | 27% | ≈ 6,227 |
They also touch the county with under 1% of their land, so they aren’t counted: 37049.
ZIP codes shared with other counties
These 7 ZIP codes have part of their land in another county. The first figure is the share of their land in Sumner County; then, where the rest lies.
- 37022 (Hartsville/Trousdale County): 85% here; 13% in Trousdale County and 1.6% in Macon County.
- 37031 (Hartsville/Trousdale County): 78% here; 22% in Trousdale County.
- 37048 (Walnut Grove): 96% here; 4.3% in Robertson County.
- 37072 (Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)): 34% here; 51% in Davidson County and 15% in Robertson County.
- 37148 (Portland): 85% here; 15% in Robertson County.
- 37186 (Westmoreland): 54% here; 46% in Macon County.
- 37188 (White House): 27% here; 73% in Robertson County.
Cities and prefixes
By main city (the city, town or CDP each ZIP shares the most land with), the ones with the most are Hartsville/Trousdale County (2), Gallatin (1), Hendersonville (1), Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance) (1), Portland (1), and Walnut Grove (1); 8 places in all.
They start with 2 different three-digit prefixes, one per USPS sorting center: 370 and 371.
Neighboring counties
Each one with its ZIP codes. Those without a page of their own open in the tool.
Tools for this county
Sources
- U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 ZCTA to County, ZCTA to Place and ZCTA to Census Tract Relationship Files (and the 2022 County Subdivision to ZCTA file for Connecticut). Public domain.
- U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, table B01003 (population of each ZIP code, census tract and Connecticut town). Public domain.
- U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 Population Estimates (county population) and 2025 Gazetteer Files (land area and interior point of each ZIP code). Public domain.
- U.S. Census Bureau, Cartographic Boundary Files: ZCTAs 2020 and counties 2025, 1:500,000; county adjacency file 2025. Public domain.
How we count. ZIP codes here are the Census Bureau’s ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs), the areas it draws to match USPS ZIP codes; ZIPs with no area of their own (PO boxes, single buildings) aren’t included. A ZIP can cross county lines: “Land in the county” is the exact share of its land inside, from the Census relationship files. “Residents in the county” is the whole ZIP for those entirely inside; for shared ones it’s an estimate, spreading the people of each census tract over the land it shares with the ZIP. Population: ACS 2020–2024. Methodology.
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