30414

30414 is a United States ZIP code designation used by the United States Postal Service to identify a specific geographic area within the state of Georgia. ZIP codes are used for mail delivery and as a convenient shorthand for geographic and demographic reference.

The 30414 area is generally rural, encompassing a collection of small communities and residential parcels. Like many ZIP codes, it may include a mix of farmland, wooded areas, and housing, with boundaries defined primarily for mail routing rather than municipal limits. Local postal services operate from facilities serving the ZIP code, and some addresses may also be served by nearby post offices depending on routing arrangements.

Demographic and statistical data for 30414 are typically derived from Census Bureau constructs such as ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs), which do not always align precisely with everyday boundaries drawn by towns or counties. As a result, population figures and other statistics can vary by source and year, and may not reflect exact boundaries of the ZIP code as experienced by residents.

Economy and community life in the 30414 area tend to reflect broader rural Georgia patterns, with a presence of small businesses, farms, and local services that support residents. Education and infrastructure provision follow state and county frameworks, with schools, roads, and utilities serving the local population according to district and property boundaries.

The ZIP code system, including 30414, was established as part of a nationwide post delivery framework in the 1960s to improve routing and efficiency. Boundaries and designations can evolve over time as postal needs change.