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Somewhat off-topic, but interestingly enough the city name is not required for delivery by USPS. As long as the street address and zipcode are correct the autom
by thematt 15y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but interestingly enough the city name is not required for delivery by USPS. As long as the street address and zipcode are correct the automated sorters will find the correct route.
There is actually a pretty interesting response by a mail carrier as to what the minimal address requirements are for delivery by USPS:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110527152625AABkMEQ http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110527152625AA...
- ars 15y agoMy dad once sent a piece of mail with just two numbers on it: The PO box and the zipcode. But just the numbers, no words or anything. And it got there, but the post office clerk complained about it to the recipient :) (It was a small town.) You could probably do that with a regular street address as well if you used zip+4. I.e. just the house number and the zip+4.