Billboards in Butler's 16001 ZIP Code

Reach drivers across Butler County with billboards in Butler, Pennsylvania (ZIP 16001). Browse available boards and pricing and book your campaign online without an agency. Billboards in 16001 typically run $600–$4,023 per location per month, depending on size, format (static or digital), and traffic.

Why advertise on billboards in Butler, PA 16001

Butler is the Butler County seat, about 35 miles north of Pittsburgh. Route 8 and US 422 cross here, carrying commuters, shoppers and freight through the county's main commercial center. The city is known as the birthplace of the Jeep, first built by the American Bantam Car Company in 1940.

High-traffic billboard locations in 16001

• Route 8, the main north–south route toward Pittsburgh

• US 422

• Route 68

• Route 356

• Jefferson Street through downtown Butler

Who you'll reach: 16001 demographics

• Population: about 39,234 residents

• Households: 17,900, averaging 2.15 people per household

• Median household income: $63,635 (average $86,332)

• Median home value: $199,100

• Median age: 44.9 years

• Population mix: 93.2% White, 2.2% Hispanic or Latino, 1.4% Black

• Adults 25+ with a bachelor's degree or higher: 27.6%

• Average commute to work: 24.6 minutes

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-Year Estimates (ZCTA5 16001). Race categories other than Hispanic or Latino are non-Hispanic.

Businesses that do well with Butler billboards

Healthcare, auto dealers, manufacturing employers, home services and restaurants are well suited to Butler billboards, along with banks and insurance agents serving long-time residents.

How to buy a billboard in 16001

1. Browse available billboards on the map.

2. Compare prices, sizes, and traffic counts.

3. Check availability and book online.

How much does a billboard cost in Butler, PA?

Most 16001 placements cost $600–$4,023 per month. Faces on Route 8 and US 422 sit toward the higher end of pricing, while boards on Route 68, Route 356 and downtown streets cost less.