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With or without USPS shipment number you are smarter with parcello. Because we compare millions of USPS shipments with your input and can tell you when your parcel is expected to arrive on your address in Cook during the day. Furthermore we use our profits to plant trees worldwide.
Each marker represents a delivery time of other parcello users in your area / neighbourhood. By entering your tracking id and destination, we will predict your personal delivery schedule at your address in Cook.
We scan all via parcello tracked shipments in Cook to identify how early and how late usps USPS delivers on each day of the week. For todays individual predicition enter your tracking id and address.
Earliest (Start) | Latest (Stop) | |
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Monday | 08:00 AM | 08:00 PM |
Tuesday | 08:00 AM | 08:00 PM |
Wednesday | 08:00 AM | 08:00 PM |
Thursday | 08:00 AM | 08:00 PM |
Friday | 08:00 AM | 08:00 PM |
Saturday | 08:00 AM | 08:00 PM |
Sunday | No Delivery | No Delivery |
Cook, Nebraska, located in Johnson County, has a small population of approximately 320 residents. The town’s rural character and low population density mean that USPS delivery services can operate efficiently, as there are fewer addresses to service compared to urban areas. Cook's geographical setting within the Great Plains allows for relatively straightforward access for delivery routes, though seasonal weather conditions can impact delivery times. Winters in Nebraska can bring significant snowfall, which might cause occasional delays in deliveries as road conditions can become hazardous.
Historically, Cook was established in the late 19th century and offers a glimpse into Nebraska's agricultural roots, which still influence the local lifestyle and economy today. The community's infrastructure primarily consists of local roads and some highways, contributing to the overall accessibility for USPS deliveries. USPS operates through a hub and spoke system in rural areas, ensuring that even towns like Cook can expect consistent delivery schedules. Typically, deliveries occur six days a week, and while most packages arrive on time, it’s advisable for residents to account for potential delays during severe weather, especially during the winter months.
Did you know? You can easily estimate at what time USPS delivers in your area by entering your tracking ID at the top of this page.
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The receipt of a shipment causes about 500g CO2. A tree can bind about one ton of CO2 in a lifetime. To be climate neutral this would be 1 tree for 2000 sendings. But CO2 neutral is not enough! That's why we plant a tree at least every 1000 USPS shipments and thus make the receipt of USPS parcels climate positive for all users.