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What to Know About USPS in Rattan, Oklahoma

Rattan, Oklahoma, located in Pushmataha County, is a small rural community with a population of approximately 300 residents. The town is situated in the southeastern region of the state, characterized by its lush green landscapes and proximity to the Kiamichi Mountains. The geographic layout of Rattan, being in a less densely populated area, means that USPS routes are often spread out, allowing for efficient delivery despite the lower population density. The town’s primary roads connect it to larger nearby cities, aiding in the transportation of shipments but can be affected by the region's weather patterns, including occasional rain and storms which may cause temporary delays.

USPS delivery times in Rattan generally adhere to the standard expected for rural areas, typically ranging from 1 to 3 business days for Priority Mail, depending on the origin of the shipment. Given Rattan’s close-knit community nature and small infrastructure, local post office services are instrumental for the residents, facilitating not just mail delivery but also the shipping of goods essential for daily living. The effectiveness of USPS in this area is also due to the effective management of routes and resources tailored to accommodate the unique geographical and demographic characteristics of Pushmataha County.

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