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January 9, 2003
US Zip Code Regions

US Zip Codes are organized geographically into regions 0-9. (the digit the zip code starts with) I searched the internet for 30 minutes and could not find a map that showed only the 10 zones, so, in the tradition of my geographically accurate tupe map, I created a regional US zip code map myself. Click the thumbnail below to view:
Posted at 8:39 AM | Comments (5)
Category: Geography , Travel



 Comments on this article:

NJ has zip codes like 08008 or 07920

 Posted by: Brian from NJ on January 13, 2003 1:46 PM

You're absolutely right. I skiped NJ because I figured there wouldn't be any non congruent states in an area, but I guess I was wrong. Map amended.

 Posted by: Nick on January 14, 2003 4:34 AM

I think you have a new career brewing...kicks ass!

 Posted by: kpak & choppen on January 19, 2003 8:51 AM

More comment please? ;)

 Posted by: zip code on June 9, 2003 6:37 AM

Thanks for the map! It would be WAY COOL to have a map that would "drill down" into regions designated by the subsequent numbers, i.e. 57---; 561--; 5541-. This would be a great panning tool for marketers.

JPF

 Posted by: Fiks on February 11, 2004 8:07 PM