ZIP Registry

ZIP Registry ( CHICAGO, IL )

— CHICAGO —  /  — ILLINOIS —

A ZIP Code is a postal code used by the United States Postal Service (USPS) in a system it introduced in 1963. The term ZIP is an acronym for Zone Improvement Plan; it was chosen to suggest that the mail travels more efficiently and quickly (zipping along) when senders use the code in the postal address. The basic format consists of five digits. An extended ZIP+4 code was introduced in 1983 which includes the five digits of the ZIP Code, followed by a hyphen and four additional digits that reference a more specific location.
60290 — Chicago
60601 — Chicago
60602 — Chicago
60603 — Chicago
60604 — Chicago
60605 — Chicago
60606 — Chicago
60607 — Chicago
60608 — Chicago
60609 — Chicago
60610 — Chicago
60611 — Chicago
60612 — Chicago
60613 — Chicago
60614 — Chicago
60615 — Chicago
60616 — Chicago
60617 — Chicago
60618 — Chicago
60619 — Chicago
60620 — Chicago
60621 — Chicago
60622 — Chicago
60623 — Chicago
60624 — Chicago
60625 — Chicago
60626 — Chicago
60628 — Chicago
60629 — Chicago
60630 — Chicago
60631 — Chicago
60632 — Chicago
60633 — Chicago
60634 — Chicago
60636 — Chicago
60637 — Chicago
60638 — Chicago
60639 — Chicago
60640 — Chicago
60641 — Chicago
60642 — Chicago
60643 — Chicago
60644 — Chicago
60645 — Chicago
60646 — Chicago
60647 — Chicago
60649 — Chicago
60651 — Chicago
60652 — Chicago
60653 — Chicago
60654 — Chicago
60655 — Chicago
60656 — Chicago
60657 — Chicago
60659 — Chicago
60660 — Chicago
60661 — Chicago
60663 — Chicago
60664 — Chicago
60666 — Chicago
60668 — Chicago
60669 — Chicago
60670 — Chicago
60673 — Chicago
60674 — Chicago
60675 — Chicago
60677 — Chicago
60678 — Chicago
60679 — Chicago
60680 — Chicago
60681 — Chicago
60682 — Chicago
60684 — Chicago
60685 — Chicago
60686 — Chicago
60687 — Chicago
60688 — Chicago
60689 — Chicago
60690 — Chicago
60691 — Chicago
60693 — Chicago
60694 — Chicago
60695 — Chicago
60696 — Chicago
60697 — Chicago
60699 — Chicago
60701 — Chicago