Opportunity Zone Map Guide

ZIP-first tract research

Opportunity Zone Map by ZIP Code

Start with a ZIP code, inspect the map area, then confirm the census tract with source-backed data.

QOZ status is confirmed by Census tract and official source data.

ZIP 90001 sample CDFI Fund source layer
Tract confirmation required
United States Opportunity Zone map showing designated census tracts from CDFI Fund source data
Designated QOZ tract layer Map base context Sample ZIP research area
Source: CDFI Fund designated QOZ shapefile, published 2019-09-10. ZIP codes narrow the map area; QOZ status is confirmed by census tract.

Use ZIP first, then confirm the tract

ZIP is the fastest starting point. The final research step is still a census tract comparison against official source data.

Illustration of starting with a ZIP area, checking map context, comparing census tract boundaries, and reviewing source evidence
ZIP

Enter a ZIP code

Use a familiar postal area to start map research quickly.

Map

Inspect the map area

Move from national view to state, city, or local tract context.

Tract

Confirm census tract

Use address-to-tract lookup and official source data before relying on a result.

Source

Keep the source trail

Carry CDFI Fund and Census source context into deeper research pages.

Los Angeles tract-level preview

Local maps are easier to read after the ZIP starting point. Use them for orientation, then confirm a specific property by tract.

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Los Angeles map

Designated tracts in context

Red areas are designated tracts. Zoom and drag the map to read the surrounding streets and neighborhoods.

Los Angeles County Opportunity Zone preview map showing designated census tracts from California source data
Los Angeles County preview. Source: California Department of Finance designated QOZ shapefile, cross-checked against CDFI Fund OZ 1.0 source paths. This local asset was generated on 2026-06-20 and uses county-level tract geography for local research. Follow with address-to-census-tract confirmation for a property.

State entry points

California

State map, local files, and the Los Angeles local preview.

View California

Texas

State source links and OZ 1.0/OZ 2.0 notes.

View Texas

Florida

Federal-source path until local data is verified.

View Florida

Use source-backed map evidence

The current map layer is based on CDFI Fund designated QOZ source data. The site is an independent research guide and does not decide tax, legal, investment, or property-level outcomes.

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Research desk with map layers, spreadsheet context, and source documents for Opportunity Zone map review

Opportunity Zone map FAQ

Can I use a ZIP code to find Opportunity Zones?

Yes, use a ZIP code to narrow the map area. The final Opportunity Zone check still needs census tract confirmation because QOZ designations are tract based.

Is ZIP code the legal Opportunity Zone boundary?

No. ZIP codes are postal areas. Qualified Opportunity Zone status is confirmed by census tract and official source data.

Does this site provide tax or investment advice?

No. Opportunity Zone Map Guide is an independent research resource and does not provide tax, legal, investment, accounting, or compliance advice.