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What to Know About USPS in Coloma, California

Coloma, California, a small community located in El Dorado County, has a population of approximately 670 residents. The region is historically significant as it was the site of the Gold Rush in the mid-1800s, specifically marked by the discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill. This rich history contributes to the town's charm and attracts visitors. Geographically, Coloma is situated in a mountainous area and is bordered by the American River, which can impact transportation routes, especially during winter when snow and rain may cause delays.

As part of the USPS delivery network, Coloma benefits from residential postal services that operate on a schedule, typically five to six days a week. Due to its relatively low population density and rural location, USPS operations may vary in terms of delivery times and hours compared to more urban areas. Weather conditions in the Sierra Nevada foothills can affect delivery timelines, particularly during winter storms. However, local carriers are trained to navigate these challenges efficiently, ensuring that deliveries are made as timely as possible to the residents of Coloma.

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