ZIP Code 5: 96214 - APO, AP (Armed Forces Pacific)

ZIP Code 96214 is the postal code in APO, AP. Besides the basic information, it also lists the full ZIP code and the address of ZIP code 96214. Whatsmore, there is more information related to ZIP Code 96214. For example, nearby ZIP code around ZIP Code 96214, etc.

ZIP Code 5 Plus 4
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ZIP 96214 Basic Information

The basic information of ZIP Code 96214 is as follows, including: country, county, city, FIPS and etc.

State	County	City	ZIP Code 5
AP - Armed Forces Pacific	All other territories and foreign countries	APO	96214

What is the plus 4 zip code for 96214 ZIP Code? Below is the detail.

96214 ZIP+4 Code List

What are the 4 digit zip extensions of ZIP Code 96214? ZIP code 96214 has many plus 4 codes, and each plus 4 code corresponds to one or more addresses. Below we list all the ZIP+4 codes and their addresses in the ZIP Code 96214. You can find a 9-digit ZIP Code by a full address.

ZIP Code 5 Plus 4	Address
96214-0001	PSC 100 BOX 1 (From 1 To 99), APO, AP
96214-2000	UNIT 2000, APO, AP
96214-2004	UNIT 2004, APO, AP
96214-2005	UNIT 2005, APO, AP
96214-2006	UNIT 2006, APO, AP
96214-2010	UNIT 2010, APO, AP

How to write a U.S. envelope?

First, you need to fill in the recipient's mailing information in the center of the envelope. The first line is the recipient's name, the second line is the street address with a detailed house number, and the last line is the city, state abbr, and ZIP Code.
Second, write the sender's information on the left top corner of the envelope. If your mail cannot be delivered, it will return to the sender's address.
Finally, don't forget to stick the stamp on the right top corner. Otherwise, the letter will not go into the delivery process.
Here is the envelope example below.

What does each digit of ZIP Code 96214 stand for?

The first digit designates a national area, which ranges from zero for the Northeast to nine for the far West.
The 2-3 digits represent a sectional center facility in that region.
The last two digits designate small post offices or postal zones.