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34005 County FIPS Code

Burlington County

New Jersey · County seat: Mount Holly · Active county or equivalent

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FIPS code 34005 is Burlington County, New Jersey. With a population of 461,853 (2022 ACS estimate), it ranks #11 in New Jersey and #152 nationally. Burlington County is part of the Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD. The state FIPS code for New Jersey is 34. This code is used in Census Bureau, BLS, EPA, HUD, and USDA federal datasets to identify this county.

County FIPS

34005

State FIPS

34

NJ

Population

461,853

2022 ACS · #152 nationally

Density

578.3/mi²

people per sq mile

Land Area

799

sq miles

Urban/Rural

Metro — 1M+ population

RUCC 1

How This FIPS Code Works

34 005
34 = State FIPS (New Jersey)
005 = County FIPS

The 5-digit FIPS code 34005 is formed by combining the 2-digit state identifier 34 (New Jersey) with the 3-digit county identifier 005. Together they uniquely identify Burlington County in every US federal dataset. No two counties share the same 5-digit FIPS code.

Census ACS Data for FIPS 34005

From the 2022 ACS 5-year estimates — the same values you'd retrieve by querying the Census API with county FIPS 34005.

Median Household Income

$102,615

ACS B19013_001E

Poverty Rate

6.6%

ACS B17001 (below poverty level)

Median Age

41.7

ACS B01002_001E

Metropolitan Area

Adjacent Counties (7)

Counties that share a border with Burlington County. Useful for regional analysis — these are the geographies you'd typically include when studying labor markets, commuting zones, or environmental spillovers around FIPS 34005.

Federal Datasets Using Code 34005

FIPS code 34005 appears as the county identifier in the following federal datasets. Analysts joining data across these sources use this code as the common geographic key.

Using FIPS Code 34005 in Code

Common patterns for querying federal datasets by this county's FIPS code. The leading zeros are significant — always treat FIPS codes as strings, not integers.

Census ACS API — Python 34005
import requests

url = "https://api.census.gov/data/2022/acs/acs5"
params = {
    "get":  "NAME,B19013_001E,B01003_001E",
    "for":  "county:005",
    "in":   "state:34",
    "key":  "YOUR_CENSUS_API_KEY",
}
r = requests.get(url, params=params)
data = r.json()  # [[header...], [Burlington County, New Jersey, income, pop, ...]
SQL — filtering by county FIPS 34005
-- 5-digit combined FIPS (state + county)
SELECT * FROM your_table WHERE county_fips = '34005';

-- Some datasets store state and county separately
SELECT * FROM your_table
WHERE state_fips = '34'
  AND county_fips = '005';

-- ⚠ Never cast to integer — leading zeros are lost:
-- county_fips = 34005 is WRONG for this county
R — tidycensus 34005
library(tidycensus)

get_acs(
  geography = "county",
  variables = c(income = "B19013_001E", pop = "B01003_001E"),
  state     = "34",
  county    = "005",
  year      = 2022
)
Zero-padding reminder: FIPS codes must always be stored and compared as zero-padded strings. 34 (not 34) and 005 (not 5) — losing the leading zeros is one of the most common data-join bugs in federal datasets. Full guide →

ZIP Codes in Burlington County

ZIP codes do not align perfectly with county boundaries — a single ZIP code can span multiple counties, and a county can contain parts of many ZIP codes. The ratios below (from the Census 2020 ZCTA relationship file) show the land area share of each ZCTA that falls within Burlington County. Why FIPS ≠ ZIP →

ZIP Code % in county
08010 100.0%
08011 100.0%
08015 100.0%
08016 100.0%
08019 100.0%
08022 100.0%
08036 100.0%
08041 100.0%
08042 100.0%
08046 100.0%
08048 100.0%
08052 100.0%
08053 100.0%
08054 100.0%
08055 100.0%
08057 100.0%
08060 100.0%
08064 100.0%
08065 100.0%
08068 100.0%
08073 100.0%
08075 100.0%
08077 100.0%
08515 100.0%
08518 100.0%
08554 100.0%
08562 100.0%
08640 100.0%
08641 100.0%
08088 100.0%

Showing top 30 of 39 ZIP codes by residential address share.

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