U.S. ZIP Codes Database 2026
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ZIP Code Details for Fenton
Detailed geographic and postal record lookup for the city of Fenton.
Postal Information
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 Fenton, MI
Postal Information
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 Fenton, IA
Postal Information
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 Fenton, IL
Postal Information
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 Fenton, MO
Postal Information
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 Fenton, MO
Postal Information
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.