65081

65081 is a five-digit code used by the United States Postal Service (USPS) to designate a geographic area for mail delivery. It is part of the ZIP code system established to improve the sorting and routing of mail. Like other ZIP codes, 65081 corresponds to a defined region that may include a mix of urban, suburban, and rural locations and can serve one or more municipalities and their surrounding areas. The USPS assigns ZIP codes based on mail volumes, delivery routes, and population density, and the boundaries of a ZIP code can change over time due to development or reorganization of post offices.

Beyond mail delivery, ZIP codes are commonly used in data analysis, marketing, navigation, and planning. They help group geographic regions for estimating population, economic activity, consumer behavior, and service availability. The number 65081, like other five-digit ZIP codes, serves as a stable geographic identifier within the national postal system and as a reference point in various datasets and applications.

Because ZIP codes may be adjusted over time to reflect changes in delivery networks, a given 65081 designation can approximate slightly different boundaries across years. For precise current coverage and boundary details, the USPS remains the authoritative source.