66332

66332 is a five-digit ZIP code used by the United States Postal Service to designate a specific geographic area for mail delivery. It is assigned to a region in the U.S. state of Kansas. ZIP codes are primarily a postal tool, but they are also used in a variety of non-mail contexts, including demographic analysis, business planning, and location-based services.

As part of the standard five-digit ZIP code system, 66332 helps route mail efficiently and determines which post offices handle delivery within its boundaries. In many cases, residents and businesses within this ZIP code may also use ZIP+4 extensions to further specify delivery routes or particular buildings or units. Beyond mail, the code appears in address databases, marketing datasets, and geographic information systems to reflect the area it covers.

ZIP codes like 66332 are dynamic in the sense that they can change over time as delivery routes are reorganized or service areas are adjusted by the Postal Service. They do not correspond to a single city or census tract, but rather to a delivery area that can include multiple municipalities, towns, or rural areas. The system is maintained to support efficient logistics and to facilitate various data-driven applications that rely on geographic identifiers.