EEUU » SOUTH-DAKOTA » SUMMIT » 57266

ZIP Code 57266 - Summit, SOUTH-DAKOTA

Detailed information about ZIP code 57266 located in Summit, South Dakota. This postal code covers standard areas with a population of 450 residents.

About 57266 ZIP Code Area

The ZIP code 57266 is part of the USPS (United States Postal Service) system serving the Summit area. This code ensures efficient mail delivery and geographic organization within South Dakota.

Código Postal SOUTH-DAKOTA city SUMMIT - zip code Estados Unidos USA
ZIP Code (Zip Code) - Representación de área del código postal de los correos de los Estados Unidos.

Choose the city to find the zip code

Código Postal EEUU - SOUTH-DAKOTA - SUMMIT - 57266

ZIP Code 57266 - Summit, SOUTH-DAKOTA

Detailed information about ZIP code 57266 located in Summit, South Dakota. This postal code covers standard areas with a population of 450 residents.

About 57266 ZIP Code Area

The ZIP code 57266 is part of the USPS (United States Postal Service) system serving the Summit area. This code ensures efficient mail delivery and geographic organization within South Dakota.

City Name Zip Code Type Population
Summit, SD PRIMARY 57266 STANDARD 450
City Name Zip Code Type
Summit, SD PRIMARY 57266 STANDARD
Error en la consulta: SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'u340697872_zipcodechecker.eeuu_zip_codes_data' doesn't exist

Definitions of Status

  • PRIMARY: Refers to the main name of the city, typically its official designation. Although the city might have an ACCEPTABLE alternative name, the primary name remains the official one.
  • ACCEPTABLE: Indicates a suitable alternative city name. Commonly abbreviated city names are often listed as unacceptable because abbreviations are not considered an acceptable city name format.
  • IMPROPER/NOT ACCEPTABLE: Denotes that an inappropriate city name was entered or received based on the provided information.
  • UNIQUE: Assigned to a business, government agency, or entity with a significant mail volume. This designation depends on the average daily volume of letter-sized mail received, the availability of ZIP code numbers in the postal area, and a cost-benefit analysis by the postal service.