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What to Know About USPS in Tarlton, Ohio

Tarlton, Ohio is a small village in Pickaway County, with a population of around 290 residents. Given its size, the village primarily benefits from the postal services provided by the United States Postal Service (USPS). The rural geography of Tarlton, characterized by open fields and agricultural land, contributes to a relatively straightforward delivery system, as delivery routes can often be less congested compared to urban areas. However, seasonal weather variations, including heavy snowfall in winter and thunderstorms in summer, can occasionally impact delivery times, particularly during peak weather conditions.

As a small community, Tarlton's infrastructure includes a local post office that serves its residents and businesses. The proximity to major highways such as U.S. Route 22, which runs nearby, facilitates efficient transportation for postal carriers when delivering to and from the area. The population density is low, averaging just over 300 residents per square mile, which generally allows for prompt deliveries, although the close-knit nature of the village may result in delivery hours that align with local community schedules. Residents can expect regular USPS deliveries throughout the week, with potential delays during national holidays or inclement weather conditions.

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