Public records are free to view. Higher pressure reflects greater measured banking-access constraints; it is not an overall quality rating. Ranks below preserve the source’s comparison universe and ties.
14 eligible ZIPs in this report. First 14 shown.
No matching eligible record
A missing record is not a statement about banking access. This publication covers 20,307 eligible ZIPs, rather than every U.S. postal ZIP.
| ZIP profile | State / source county | Pressure index | ZIP classification | National pressure rank | State pressure rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48455 | MI Lapeer MI | 39.4457 | Potential-desert dominant | #1,934 of 20,307 | #60 of 742 |
| 48412 | MI Lapeer MI | 24.9662 | Non-desert with desert exposure | #2,796 of 20,307 | #99 of 742 |
| 48461 | MI Lapeer MI | 17.8951 | Non-desert with desert exposure | #3,375 of 20,307 | #122 of 742 |
| 48435 | MI Tuscola MI | 14.0502 | Non-desert with desert exposure | #3,800 of 20,307 | #140 of 742 |
| 48446 | MI Lapeer MI | 5.0641 | Non-desert with desert exposure | #5,281 of 20,307 | #207 of 742 |
| 48371 | MI Oakland MI | 1.1177 | Non-desert with desert exposure | #6,569 of 20,307 | #263 of 742 |
| 48428 | MI Lapeer MI | 1.0666 | Non-desert with desert exposure | #6,596 of 20,307 | #264 of 742 |
| 48444 | MI Lapeer MI | 1.034 | Non-desert with desert exposure | #6,618 of 20,307 | #265 of 742 |
| 48003 | MI Lapeer MI | 0.0 | Non-desert dominant | #7,778 of 20,307 | #306 of 742 |
| 48014 | MI St. Clair MI | 0.0 | Non-desert dominant | #7,778 of 20,307 | #306 of 742 |
| 48416 | MI Sanilac MI | 0.0 | Non-desert dominant | #7,778 of 20,307 | #306 of 742 |
| 48453 | MI Sanilac MI | 0.0 | Non-desert dominant | #7,778 of 20,307 | #306 of 742 |
| 48744 | MI Tuscola MI | 0.0 | Non-desert dominant | #7,778 of 20,307 | #306 of 742 |
| 48002 | MI St. Clair MI | 0.0 | Non-desert dominant | #7,778 of 20,307 | #306 of 742 |
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Source year: 2025 in the governed ZIP profile view. Exported October 13, 2026; the export date is not an observation date. Population figures are allocated estimates; groups can overlap. Sources and interpretation →