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Preston ZIP codes, Texas

No ZIP code is named for Preston, TX; addresses there use a neighbouring town's name. The ZIP code covering it is 75076. Its area codes are 903 and 430.

USPS city name
0 ZIP codes
Overlapping the city
1 more
Population
1,747
Area codes
903, 430
State
Texas

NANPA lists no telephone rate centre for Preston itself, so these are the area codes of the nearest one, Pottsboro (0.0 miles). A town on an area-code boundary can differ from its neighbour.

Preston in numbers

About 1,747 people live in Preston, in 768 households. The median household income is $65,069 a year, 17% below the Texas median of $78,476 (US: $80,734). The median owner-occupied home is valued at $184,000 (35% below the Texas median), and median gross rent is $1,289 a month. The median age is 55.2; 9.5% of adults 25 and over hold a bachelor's degree or higher (33.8% across Texas); the average commute takes 34 minutes.

Population1,747Preston1,747
Households768Preston768
Median age55.2Preston55.2Texas35.6US 38.9
Median household income$65,069Preston$65,069Texas$78,476US $80,734
Median home value$184,000Preston$184,000Texas$283,800US $332,700
Median gross rent$1,289Preston$1,289Texas$1,403US $1,413
Bachelor's degree or higher9.5%Preston9.5%Texas33.8%US 35.7%
Mean commute34.0 minPreston34.0 minTexas26.7 minUS 26.4 min
Population density347 / sq miPreston347 / sq mi

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, for the census place Preston CDP. Survey estimates carry margins of error, wider for small places. Sources and methods.

ZIP codes covering Preston

These ZIP codes cover part of Preston but are addressed as somewhere else.

ZIP codes overlapping Preston
ZIP City Type Population Median income Median home
75076 Pottsboro , TX Standard 7,989 $76,919 $267,500

Map of Preston ZIP codes

75076

The ZIP codes of Preston, TX, shaded. Outlines are Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (2020), which approximate the mail routes; PO-box and single-address codes have no area and are not drawn. Click any area to open its ZIP code.

Towns near Preston

The nearest larger towns are Pottsboro (2,691 people, 6.6 mi), Denison (25,778 people, 8.3 mi) and Calera, OK (3,007 people, 14 mi).

Towns near Preston
TownPopulationDistance
Pottsboro 2,691 6.6 mi
Denison 25,778 8.3 mi
Calera, OK 3,007 14.2 mi
Sherman 46,397 16.5 mi
Madill, OK 4,004 16.6 mi
Durant, OK 19,746 17.9 mi
Whitesboro 4,173 19.8 mi
Howe 3,689 24.9 mi
Tishomingo, OK 3,083 25.8 mi
Marietta, OK 2,865 26.9 mi

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