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What to Know About USPS in Clinton, Washington

Clinton, Washington, a small community located on Whidbey Island in Island County, has a population of approximately 820 residents. This rural setting features a picturesque coastal geography, characterized by waterfront views and access to the surrounding Puget Sound. The USPS operates in this area, taking into account the unique challenges posed by its insular location, which can lead to variations in delivery times. While Clinton is well-connected to major regional routes, the delivery process can be impacted by ferry schedules, as residents often rely on the Washington State Ferries system to reach the mainland for larger mail and parcel transit.

The weather in Clinton tends to be mild, influenced by its maritime climate, with average temperatures ranging from the chilly highs of 50°F in winter to the pleasantly warm 70°F in summer. Rain is frequent throughout the year, which can occasionally affect postal operations. Understanding these factors can help residents anticipate the expected shipment arrivals and plan accordingly. The combination of low population density, ferry logistics, and island-specific weather conditions can create unique circumstances for USPS deliveries in Clinton, emphasizing the importance of keeping abreast of local delivery information.

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