What is the postcode of 29054 in the United States?

29054 is the zip code of Gilbert, South Carolina, USA.

Postal code is the postal code used by USPS. ZIP is usually written in block letters.

ZIP is the abbreviation of Zone Improvement Plan, which means that mail can be delivered to the destination more efficiently and quickly. The most basic postal code includes five digits, and then four digits are added, so that the mail can be delivered to the destination more accurately. The postal code after adding the number is called "ZIP+4".

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Development of Postal Code

Postal code is a measure taken by post and telecommunications departments to realize postal modernization, which originated in Britain. In the early 1950s, Britain began to study postal codes, and it was tried out in Norich postal area on 1959, which attracted the attention of many countries.

West Germany officially announced the 4-digit postal code at 196 1, becoming the first country in the world to implement the postal code nationwide. Subsequently, the United States, Britain, France, Australia, Switzerland and other countries have successively implemented it throughout the country.

After 1965, with the wide application of machinery and equipment, the advantages of postal codes are more obvious, so Japan, Italy, Canada, the Netherlands and Sweden have successively implemented postal codes. Since 1988, more than 50 countries and regions in the world have implemented the postal code system.

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