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ZIP Code Details for Leesburg

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Postal Information

ZIP Code 35983
Type Standard
Primary City Leesburg
State AL
Acceptable Cities Sand Rock, Sandrock
Unacceptable -
Time Zone America/Chicago
Area Codes 256, 938
Latitude 34,17° N
Longitude -85,76° W

About U.S. ZIP Codes

U.S. ZIP Codes are 5-digit postal codes introduced in 1963 by the USPS to improve mail sorting efficiency. The first digit represents a broad region, the next two identify a sectional center facility, and the final two help pinpoint a local post office or delivery area.

Geographic Breakdown:

  • 1st Digit: Represents a group of states or a broad national region.
  • 2nd/3rd Digits: Represent a regional area or large city.
  • 4th/5th Digits: Identify specific post offices or delivery zones.

ZIP Codes support physical delivery, routing analytics, geocoding, tax calculations, and location-based research.

Geographic Map of Leesburg, AL

Postal Information

ZIP Code 45135
Type Standard
Primary City Leesburg
State OH
Acceptable Cities Fayette Cnty, Fayette County, Hglnd County, Highland County
Unacceptable Clinton County, East Monroe, Samantha
Time Zone America/New_York
Area Codes 220, 326, 740, 937
Latitude 39,34° N
Longitude -83,55° W

About U.S. ZIP Codes

U.S. ZIP Codes are 5-digit postal codes introduced in 1963 by the USPS to improve mail sorting efficiency. The first digit represents a broad region, the next two identify a sectional center facility, and the final two help pinpoint a local post office or delivery area.

Geographic Breakdown:

  • 1st Digit: Represents a group of states or a broad national region.
  • 2nd/3rd Digits: Represent a regional area or large city.
  • 4th/5th Digits: Identify specific post offices or delivery zones.

ZIP Codes support physical delivery, routing analytics, geocoding, tax calculations, and location-based research.

Geographic Map of Leesburg, OH

Postal Information

ZIP Code 46538
Type Standard
Primary City Leesburg
State IN
Acceptable Cities -
Unacceptable -
Time Zone America/Indiana/Indianapolis
Area Codes 574
Latitude 41,32° N
Longitude -85,84° W

About U.S. ZIP Codes

U.S. ZIP Codes are 5-digit postal codes introduced in 1963 by the USPS to improve mail sorting efficiency. The first digit represents a broad region, the next two identify a sectional center facility, and the final two help pinpoint a local post office or delivery area.

Geographic Breakdown:

  • 1st Digit: Represents a group of states or a broad national region.
  • 2nd/3rd Digits: Represent a regional area or large city.
  • 4th/5th Digits: Identify specific post offices or delivery zones.

ZIP Codes support physical delivery, routing analytics, geocoding, tax calculations, and location-based research.

Geographic Map of Leesburg, IN

Postal Information

ZIP Code 75451
Type Standard
Primary City Leesburg
State TX
County Camp County
Acceptable Cities -
Unacceptable -
Time Zone America/Chicago
Area Codes 430, 903
Latitude 32,96° N
Longitude -95,1° W

About U.S. ZIP Codes

U.S. ZIP Codes are 5-digit postal codes introduced in 1963 by the USPS to improve mail sorting efficiency. The first digit represents a broad region, the next two identify a sectional center facility, and the final two help pinpoint a local post office or delivery area.

Geographic Breakdown:

  • 1st Digit: Represents a group of states or a broad national region.
  • 2nd/3rd Digits: Represent a regional area or large city.
  • 4th/5th Digits: Identify specific post offices or delivery zones.

ZIP Codes support physical delivery, routing analytics, geocoding, tax calculations, and location-based research.

Geographic Map of Leesburg, TX

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About U.S. ZIP Codes

ZIP codes are a United States Postal Service system introduced in 1963 to make mail routing more accurate and efficient. The standard format uses five digits, while ZIP+4 adds four more digits for a more precise delivery segment.

ZIP codes cover the United States, its territories, military mail routes, and other USPS delivery points. This directory organizes that data for practical lookup by ZIP code, city, county, and state.