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What to Know About UPS in Pickering, Missouri

Pickering, Missouri, while small with a population of around 150 residents, is located within Nodaway County, which has a rural character and encompasses a variety of landscapes, including rolling hills and agricultural lands. The town's low population density makes it relatively manageable for delivery services like UPS to navigate. The region’s infrastructure, consisting mainly of local roads, connects effectively to larger highways such as US Route 71, facilitating access for delivery vehicles. Although deliveries might typically take a shorter time due to the community's size, weather conditions — such as winter snowfall or heavy rains — can occasionally influence delivery times by impacting road conditions.

The history of Pickering dates back to its establishment in the late 19th century and reflects the agricultural heritage of northwest Missouri. With a temperate climate, Pickering experiences all four seasons, with summer temperatures averaging around 85°F and winter lows dipping down to 20°F. These seasonal shifts can cause fluctuations in delivery schedules, particularly during severe weather events. As a testament to UPS’s reliability, the company typically provides real-time tracking features, allowing residents to stay updated on the progress of their shipments in this quaint community.

Did you know? You can easily estimate at what time UPS delivers in your area by entering your tracking ID at the top of this page.