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What to Know About USPS in Caldwell, Kansas

Caldwell, Kansas, located in Sumner County, has a small but stable population of approximately 1,010 residents. The city's rural landscape is characterized by open fields and farmland, typical of the southwestern part of the state. Caldwell's infrastructure supports its residents and businesses, but its relatively low population density can lead to limited delivery routes for carriers like USPS. Given the area's population size, mail and package deliveries typically occur at least six days a week, and residents can expect efficient service due to the established postal routes serving small towns in rural Kansas.

In terms of geography, Caldwell experiences a continental climate with cold winters and hot summers, which can occasionally impact delivery times. Heavy snowfall during winter months or severe thunderstorms in the summer can cause temporary delays in shipments. The city's location in the southern part of Kansas means that extreme weather events, while not frequent, could affect transportation and delivery. However, USPS has a reliable system in place, and residents can generally expect consistent and timely deliveries throughout the year.

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