This article explains why some zip codes don't appear when creating a Shape layer in Salesforce Maps, and how to check whether a specific zip code is supported.
Some missing zip codes are PO Box zip codes, or zips not associated with a geographic boundary.
Salesforce Maps only supports standard zips that correlate to real world geographic boundaries. PO Box zips and unique zips used for a specific company or organization that do not have a boundary are not included in Salesforce Maps Shape Layers.
For a complete list of zips in any given state, use the United States Zip-codes database website (linked in Additional Resources):
The USPS Zip Look Up tool (also linked in Additional Resources) is another useful resource for determining if a zip is a standard or PO Box zip.
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