California tract lists

Kings County, California Opportunity Zone census tracts

Updated

Kings County, California has 11 census tracts eligible for OZ 2.0, 6 rural (eligible), and 7 2020 tracts fully or partly in a current (2018) Opportunity Zone. California has not filed its OZ 2.0 nominations yet. Sources: IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-14 appendix (eligibility) and the CDFI Fund 2018 list (current zones).

4.0706031000407Yes (rural)NoPending: state has not filed
806031000800YesNoPending: state has not filed
9.0106031000901YesNoPending: state has not filed
9.0206031000902YesNoPending: state has not filed
10.0206031001002YesNoPending: state has not filed
1106031001100YesYesPending: state has not filed
1306031001300Yes (rural)YesPending: state has not filed
14.0206031001402Yes (rural)YesPending: state has not filed
1506031001500Yes (rural)NoPending: state has not filed
16.0106031001601Yes (rural)YesPending: state has not filed
17.0206031001702Yes (rural)YesPending: state has not filed
17.0306031001703NoYesNot eligible
981806031981800NoPartlyNot eligible

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FAQ

Which Kings County, California census tracts are Opportunity Zones?

Kings County, California has 11 census tracts eligible for OZ 2.0, 6 rural (eligible), and 7 2020 tracts fully or partly in a current (2018) Opportunity Zone. California has not filed its OZ 2.0 nominations yet. The table lists each tract with its GEOID.

Is an eligible tract an Opportunity Zone?

Not yet. Eligible tracts can be nominated by the governor; certified OZ 2.0 designations take effect January 1, 2027. Current (2018) zones remain in effect through December 31, 2026 for new investments under the original rules.

2018 zones were matched from 2010 to 2020 tracts (how we match). Not tax advice.