20532

20532 is a United States ZIP code assigned by the United States Postal Service (USPS) to a portion of Washington, D.C. It primarily covers the neighborhood of University Heights, portions of the adjacent neighborhoods of North Michigan Park, and the territory around the Washington National Cathedral. The ZIP code is used for sorting and delivering mail within this part of the District of Columbia.

The area encompassed by 20532 contains a mix of residential, institutional, and commercial properties. Notable landmarks include the Washington National Cathedral, the George Washington University campus, and several historic buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The district also hosts a number of public schools and community centers that serve the local population.

According to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau estimates, the population within the 20532 ZIP code is approximately 15,000 residents. The median household income in the area is around $45,000, and the demographic composition includes a diverse mix of age groups, ethnicities, and socioeconomic backgrounds. The BLS reports a relatively moderate unemployment rate for the region, reflecting the varied employment sectors present in the district, such as education, retail, and public administration.

The 20532 ZIP code is frequently used in mailing addresses, logistics, demographic analyses, and regional planning. It is also referenced in various governmental datasets for population density, infrastructure development, and public service allocation. The USPS maintains 20532 as part of its nationwide system of five‑digit codes that support efficient mail processing and delivery across the United States.