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What to Know About USPS in Proctor, Oklahoma

Proctor, Oklahoma, is a small and serene community located in Adair County with a population of approximately 260 residents. The town's rural setting, characterized by rolling hills and expansive woodlands, contributes to its quaint atmosphere. Proctor's geography features mainly low-lying areas and proximity to the Illinois River, which can sometimes influence local weather patterns. Seasonal weather in the region, including potential inclement conditions such as thunderstorms or ice, can impact USPS delivery times, especially during the winter months when road conditions may become more treacherous.

The infrastructure that supports USPS deliveries in Proctor is relatively straightforward, as the area is primarily served by rural highways and local roads. The limited population density means that the delivery routes are less congested than in urban areas; however, delivery times can still be affected by the efficiency of rural postal routes. Residents can generally expect their mail and packages to arrive within the standard delivery timeframe, but factors such as holiday seasons or severe weather can cause occasional delays. Understanding the dynamics of this small town's geography and climate can help residents set realistic expectations for their USPS deliveries.

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