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What to Know About USPS in Buffalo, Oklahoma

Buffalo, Oklahoma, located in Harper County, has a small population of approximately 1,330 residents. The town's rural setting and low population density can influence delivery times, as shipments may have fewer stops along the route. Buffalo's infrastructure, primarily consisting of local roads and highways, is integral to the USPS's ability to provide efficient delivery services. Given the limited traffic and smaller volume of mail and packages in a town of this size, USPS deliveries can often be completed in a timely manner without the congestion found in larger cities.

Historically, Buffalo has been characterized by agricultural activities, which can affect delivery demands in peak planting or harvest seasons. The geography of the region, which features mostly flat plains, allows for relatively straightforward transportation routes. Additionally, Buffalo experiences a range of weather conditions, with hot summers and cold winters, which can sometimes impact delivery schedules, particularly during snowstorms or severe weather events. Overall, USPS deliveries to Buffalo leverage the advantages of the town's infrastructure and population dynamics, making for efficient service during most times of the year.

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