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Wednesday, January 04, 2006

Boundries - Zip Codes, City and State, County

Sometimes it is nice to understand what the boundries are for zip codes. I have always known that there was another zip code right next to my house but I have never understood how it really maps out. At this link you can find maps of boundries for zip codes, city, state, county, and you can also get your longitude and latitude which is handy to know for some Google Map applications.

http://maps.huge.info/

# posted by Ethan Dickenson : 5:06 AM


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