05927

05927 is a United States ZIP code used by the United States Postal Service (USPS) to designate a specific geographic area for mail delivery. ZIP codes are five-digit numbers that help route mail efficiently and are commonly used in address validation, planning, and various location-based services.

Geography and usage: The ZIP code 05927 is assigned to a defined area within the USPS addressing framework. It is used on mailing addresses to direct letters and parcels to the correct post office and delivery routes. Like other ZIP codes, 05927 may be associated with a rural or small-town region and can cross municipal or county boundaries within the scope of USPS service.

Structure and extensions: In addition to the five-digit ZIP code, many addresses within 05927 may use a ZIP+4 code, which adds a hyphen and four additional digits. The ZIP+4 extension provides more precise routing information for improved sorting and delivery accuracy by the USPS.

History and administration: The ZIP code system was introduced by the USPS in 1963 to streamline mail handling. Since then, new ZIP codes have been created and existing ones adjusted to reflect changes in population, infrastructure, and service needs. 05927 is one of thousands of codes maintained by the USPS. Official boundaries, the post office serving the code, and any changes to its designation are documented by USPS resources and lookup tools.

See also: ZIP code, United States Postal Service, ZIP+4.