What's the zip code of the United States?

Postal codes are numbered like this. The first number represents a small group of states in the United States, the second and third numbers together represent a region (or possibly a big city) in the group, and the fourth and fifth numbers represent more specific regions, such as small towns or regions in the city. Major towns in this area (if possible) usually get the first postal code in this area; After that, numerical commands often follow alphabetical order. Like area codes, postal codes are divided and sometimes change, especially when rural areas become suburbs.

Postal code is a postal code, and the US Postal Service uses capital letters. Postal code is an acronym for regional improvement plan, but it is also cleverly thought to imply the fact that when the sender uses it, the mail spreads more efficiently (and therefore faster). The basic postal code consists of five digits. The extended ZIP+4 code includes five digits plus four digits of the postal code, allowing mail to be sent to a specific address. Zip code is a registered trademark of the United States Postal Service.

Zip code city state.

Albany, New York 1220 1

3030 1 Atlanta, Georgia

Annapolis, Maryland 2 140 1

Baltimore, Maryland 2 120 1

3520 1 Birmingham, Alabama

Buffalo, New York 1420 1

Chicago, Illinois 6060 1

Cincinnati, Ohio 4520 1

Cleveland, Ohio 44 10 1

43085 Columbus, Ohio

7 1953 Dallas, Arkansas