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What to Know About USPS in Centerville, Texas

Centerville, Texas, located in Leon County, has a population of approximately 900 residents, creating a small, close-knit community. This small-town atmosphere is accompanied by a rural infrastructure that can impact delivery times. The city's layout primarily consists of a mix of residential areas and some commercial establishments, which can facilitate straightforward access for USPS carriers. Given its relatively low population density, deliveries in Centerville are generally manageable, but rural routes can sometimes slow delivery times due to longer distances and less frequent service.

Centerville’s geography is characterized by rolling hills and woodlands, typical of East Texas, which can occasionally affect shipment routing, especially during adverse weather conditions such as heavy rains or storms. The region experiences a humid subtropical climate, with hot summers and mild winters, which can influence delivery schedules. Additionally, the historical context of Centerville, being established in the 1850s, means the town has maintained a quaint charm that can enriched by its largely rural setting. Understanding these factors, USPS aims to deliver packages reliably, though residents can expect that occasional weather-related delays might occur, especially during peak seasons.

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