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What to Know About USPS in Ilwaco, Washington

Ilwaco, Washington, a small coastal city located in Pacific County, boasts a population of around 950 residents, making it a tight-knit community. The city's geographical position, near the Columbia River's mouth and the Pacific Ocean, influences both its weather conditions and transportation logistics. With an average yearly rainfall of about 68 inches, wet weather can occasionally affect delivery times, especially during the winter months when storms are more frequent. The combination of rugged coastal terrain and a relatively sparse population density can impact the efficiency of delivery routes for USPS, particularly as Ilwaco is also known for its picturesque but narrow roads.

The city's infrastructure includes vital access points such as State Route 100, which connects Ilwaco to major highways and neighboring towns, facilitating the movement of goods. USPS operates with regular delivery hours, which can be impacted by geographical challenges. However, the local postal service is generally reliable, with standardized delivery schedules maintained despite those challenges. Given the small population and rural characteristics, residents can typically expect prompt deliveries during regular business hours, although seasonal variations may cause delays due to weather or increased demand around holidays.

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