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Population
Male
Population
Female Population
Age<5 (Male, & Female)
Age 5 to 9 (Male,
& Female)
Age 10 to 14 (Male, & Female)
Age 15 to 17
(Male, & Female)
Age 18 to 19 (Male, & Female)
Age
20 (Male, & Female)
Age 21 (Male, & Female)
Age 22
to 24 (Male, & Female)
Age 25 to 29 (Male, & Female)

Age 30 to 34 (Male, & Female)
Age 35 to 39 (Male,
& Female)
Age 40 to 44 (Male, & Female)
Age 45 to 49
(Male, & Female)
Age 50 to 54 (Male, & Female)
Age
55 to 59 (Male, & Female)
Age 60 to 61 (Male, &
Female)
Age 62 to 64 (Male, & Female)
Age 65 to 66
(Male, & Female)
Age 67 to 69 (Male, & Female)
Age
70 to 74 (Male, & Female)
Age 75 to 79 (Male, &
Female)
Age 80 to 84 (Male, & Female)
Age 85+ (Male, & Female)
Median Age (Total, Male, & Female)
Age 18+
(Total, Male, & Female)
Age 21+
Age 62+
Age 65+ (Total, Male, &
Female)
People in Households

People in Family Households  
  
Householder (Total, Male, & Female)  
   Spouse
  
Child
   Other Relative
   Non-Relative
People in
Non-Family Household
   Householder(Male & Female)
  
Non-Relative
People in Group Quarters
   In Institutionalized
Qtrs
   In Non-institutionalized Qtrs
Households
Family
Households
Family Households Husband/Wife
Family Households
Other
   Male Householder
   Female Householder
Non-Family Households
   Living Alone
   Not Living
Alone
Households w/ People <18
Households w/ People 65+
Average Household Size
Average Family Size
Housing Units
  
Occupied
   Vacant
   Vacant Seasonal
Owner-Occupied
Housing Units
Renter-Occupied Housing Units
Owner-Occ. Average
Household Size
Renter-Occ. Average Household Size

HH_Median income
% HH_Median income change
HH_Mean income
% HH_Mean income change
HH_Income <$10K
HH_Income $10K-14,999
HH_Income $15K-24,999
HH_Income $25K-34,999
HH_Income $35K-49,999
HH_Income $50K-74,999
HH_Income $75K-99,999
HH_Income $100K-149,999
HH_Income $150K-199,999
HH_Income $200K+
Population
% Population change
Male
Female
Age <5
Age 5
to 9
Age 10 to 14
Age 15 to 19
Age 20 to 24
Age 25 to 34
Age 35 to 44
Age 45 to 54
Age 55 to 59
Age 60 to 64
Age 65
to 74
Age 75 to 84
Age 85+
Median age
Age 21+
Age 62+
Age 18+
Male 18+
Female 18+
Age 65+
Male 65+
Female 65+
One race
White
Black
American Indian
Asian
Hawaiian
Some other race
2+ races
2+ races_White & Black
2+ races_White
& Am Indian
2+ races_White & Asian
2+ races_Black & Am Indian
Part White
Part Black
Part American Indian
Part Asian
Part
Hawaiian
Part Other
Hispanic or Latino
Not Hispanic or Latino
Not Hispanic_White
Not Hispanic_Black
Not Hispanic_Am Indian
Not Hispanic_Asian
Not Hispanic_Hawaiian
Not Hispanic_Other
Not
Hispanic_2+ races
Not Hispanic_2+_Incl Other
Not Hispanic_2+_Excl
Other
Housing units
Households
Family households
Family
HH_Own children<Age 18
Family HH_Married-couple family
Family
HH_Married_Own children<18
Family HH_Male HHer
Family HH_Male
HHer_Own children<18
Family HH_Female HHer
Family HH_Female
HHer_Own child<18
Nonfamily households
Nonfamily HH_HHer living
alone
Nonfamily HH_HHer living alone_65+
Households w/1+ people
<18
Households w/1+ people 65+
Average household size
Average
family size
Population in households
Householder
Spouse
Child
Other relatives
Nonrelatives
Males Age 15+
Males Age
15+_Never married
Males Age 15+_Now married
Males Age
15+_Separated
Males Age 15+_Widowed
Males Age 15+_Divorced
Females Age 15+
Females Age 15+_Never married
Females Age 15+_Now
married
Females Age 15+_Separated
Females Age 15+_Widowed
Females Age 15+_Divorced
In school 3+
In school_Nursery/preschool
In school_Kindergarten
In school_Elementary
In school_High school
In school_College/grad school
Population 25+
25+_<9th grade
25+_9th to 12th grade, no diploma
25+_High school grad
25+_Some
college, no degree
25+_Associate degree
25+_Bachelor’s degree
25+_Grad or prof degree
25+_% HS grad or higher
25+_% bachelor’s
degree or higher
Civilian 18+
Civilian 18+_Veterans
Population
5+
5+_English only
5+_Other language
5+_Other lang_Eng<very
well
5+_Other lang_Spanish
5+_Other lang_Sp_Eng<very well
5+_Other Indo-European
5+_Other lang_Indo-Eur_Eng<very well
5+_Other lang_Asian and Pacific Is
5+_Other lang_API_Eng<very well
5+_Other lang_Other
5+_Other lang_Other_Eng<very well
Population
16+
16+_In labor force
16+_In LF_Civilian
16+_In
LF_Civilian_Employed
16+_In LF_Civilian_Unemployed
16+_In LF_Armed
Forces
16+_Not in labor force
16+_In LF_Civilian_Unempl_%
Own
children<6
Own child<6_All parents in LF
Own children age 6-17
Own child 6-17_All parents in LF
Workers 16+
16+_Mode: Car_Drove
alone
16+_Mode: Car_Carpooled
16+_Mode: Public trans
16+_Mode:
Walked
16+_Mode: Other means
16+_Mode: Worked at home
16+_Mean
travel time to work
Employed civilian population 16+
EC 16+_Occ:
Manage/prof
EC 16+_Occ: Service
EC 16+_Occ: Sales/office
EC
16+_Occ: Nat res/constr/maint
EC 16+_Occ: Prod/transp/material
EC
16+_Ind: Ag/forestry/fish/mine
EC 16+_Ind: Construction
EC
16+_Ind: Manufacturing
EC 16+_Ind: Wholesale trade
EC 16+_Ind:
Retail trade
EC 16+_Ind: Transportation/warehouse
EC 16+_Ind:
Information
EC 16+_Ind: Finance/ins/RE/rental
EC 16+_Ind:
Prof/scientific/admin
EC 16+_Ind: Ed/health/soc services
EC
16+_Ind: Art/ent/rec/acc/food
EC 16+_Ind: Other (ex public admin)
EC 16+_Ind: Public administration
EC 16+_Workers: Private wage/salary
EC 16+_Workers: Government
EC 16+_Workers: Self-employed
EC
16+_Workers: Unpaid family
HH_w/earnings
HH_w/earnings_Mean
earnings
HH_w/Social Security income
HH_w/SS_Mean income
HH_w/retirement Income
HH_w/retirement_Mean income
HH_w/Supplemental Security Income
HH_w/SSI_Mean income
HH_w/public
assistance income
HH_w/PA_Mean income
Families
Fam_Inc: <$10K
Fam_Inc: $10K-$14,999
Fam_Inc: $15K-$24,999
Fam_Inc: $25K-$34,999
Fam_Inc: $35K-$49,999
Fam_Inc: $50K-$74,999
Fam_Inc: $75K-$99,999
Fam_Inc: $100K-$149,999
Fam_Inc: $150K-$199,999
Fam_Inc: $200K+
Median family income
Mean family income
Per capita income
Median nonfamily income
Mean nonfamily income
Median earnings for
workers
Median earnings_Male full-time
Median earnings_Female
full-time
Pct in poverty_All families
Pct in poverty_All
fam_Child<18
Pct in poverty_All fam_All child<5
Pct in
poverty_Married couple fam
Pct in poverty_Married_Child<18
Pct in
poverty_Married_All child<5
Pct in poverty_Families w/female HH
Pct in poverty_Fem HHer_Child<18
HH_Aggregate income
HH_Aggregate
income_White
HH_Aggregate income_Black

HH_Aggregate income_Am
Indian
HH_Aggregate income_Asian
HH_Aggregate income_Hawaiian
HH_Aggregate income_Other
HH_Aggregate income_2+ Races
HH_Aggregate income_NH_White
HH_Aggregate income_Hispanic
Travel
time <5 min
Travel time 5-9 min
Travel time 10-14 min
Travel
time 15-19 min
Travel time 20-24 min
Travel time 25-29 min
Travel time 30-34 min
Travel time 35-39 min
Travel time 40-44 min
Travel time 45-59 min
Travel time 60-89 min
Travel time 90+ min
Occupied housing units
Vacant housing units
Homeowner vacancy rate
Rental vacancy rate
Housing units_1 detached
Housing units_1
attached
Housing units_2
Housing units_3-4
Housing units_5-9
Housing units_10-19
Housing units_20+
Housing units_Mobile home
Housing units_Boat/RV/van
Built 2010+
Built 2000 to 2009
Built
1990 to 1999
Built 1980 to 1989
Built 1970 to 1979
Built 1960
to 1969
Built 1950 to 1959
Built 1940 to 1949
Built 1939 or
earlier
Rooms_1
Rooms_2
Rooms_3
Rooms_4
Rooms_5
Rooms_6
Rooms_7
Rooms_8
Rooms_9+
Median rooms
Bedrooms_None
Bedrooms_1
Bedrooms_2
Bedrooms_3
Bedrooms_4
Bedrooms_5+
Owner-occupied
Renter-occupied
Owner-occupied_Average HH size
Renter-occupied_Average HH size
Moved in 2019+
Moved in 2015 to 2018
Moved in 2010 to 2014
Moved in 2000 to 2009
Moved in 1990 to 1999
Moved in 1989 or
earlier
Vehicles_None
Vehicles_1
Vehicles_2
Vehicles_3+
Heat_Utility gas
Heat_Bottled/tank/LP gas
Heat_Electricity
Heat_Fuel oil/kerosene
Heat_Coal/coke
Heat_Wood
Heat_Solar
energy
Heat_Other fuel
Heat_No fuel used
No telephone service
Occupants/room_1 or less
Occupants/room_1. 01-1.5
Occupants/room_1.5+
Value_<$50K
Value_$50K-99,999
Value_$100K-149,999
Value_$150K-199,999
Value_$200K-299,999
Value_$300K-499,999
Value_$500K-999,999
Value_$1,000,000+
Median value
Housing units w/mortgage
HU w/mort_SMOC <$300
HU
w/mort_SMOC $300-499
HU w/mort_SMOC $500-699
HU w/mort_SMOC
$700-999
HU w/mort_SMOC $1000-1499
HU w/mort_SMOC $1500-1999
HU
w/mort_SMOC $2000+
HU w/mort_SMOC Median
Housing units w/o
mortgage
HU w/o mort_SMOC <$100
HU w/o mort_SMOC $100-199
HU
w/o mort_SMOC $200-299
HU w/o mort_SMOC $300-399
HU w/o mort_SMOC
$400+
HU w/o mort_SMOC Median
Housing units w/mortgage&SMOCAPI
HU w/mort_SMOCAPI Not computed
Housing units w/o mortgage&SMOCAPI
Occupied units paying rent
Occ HU paying rent_<$200
Occ HU paying
rent_$200-299
Occ HU paying rent_$300-499
Occ HU paying
rent_$500-749
Occ HU paying rent_$750-999
Occ HU paying
rent_$1,000-1,499
Occ HU paying rent_$1500+
Occ HU paying
rent_Median
Occ HU paying rent_No rent
Occupied units paying
rent&GRAPI
Occ HU_GRAPI <15%
Occ HU_GRAPI 15-19. 9%
Occ HU_GRAPI
20-24.9%
Occ HU_GRAPI 25-29.9%
Occ HU_GRAPI 30-34.9%
Occ
HU_GRAPI 35%+
Occ HU_GRAPI Not computed
HHer <25
HHer
<25_Income <$10K
HHer <25_Income $10K-14,999
HHer <25_Income
$15K-19,999
HHer <25_Income $20K-24,999
HHer <25_Income
$25K-29,999
HHer <25_Income $30K-34,999
HHer <25_Income
$35K-39,999
HHer <25_Income $40K-44,999
HHer <25_Income
$45K-49,999
HHer <25_Income $50K-59,999
HHer <25_Income
$60K-74,999
HHer <25_Income $75K-99,999
HHer <25_Income
$100K-124,999
HHer <25_Income $125K-149,999
HHer <25_Income
$150K-199,999
HHer <25_Income $200K+
HHer 25-44
HHer
25-44_Income <$10K
HHer 25-44_Income $10K-14,999
HHer 25-44_Income
$15K-19,999
HHer 25-44_Income $20K-24,999
HHer 25-44_Income
$25K-29,999
HHer 25-44_Income $30K-34,999
HHer 25-44_Income
$35K-39,999
HHer 25-44_Income $40K-44,999
HHer 25-44_Income
$45K-49,999
HHer 25-44_Income $50K-59,999
HHer 25-44_Income
$60K-74,999
HHer 25-44_Income $75K-99,999
HHer 25-44_Income
$100K-124,999
HHer 25-44_Income $125K-149,999
HHer 25-44_Income
$150K-199,999
HHer 25-44_Income $200K+
HHer 45-64
HHer
45-64_Income <$10K
HHer 45-64_Income $10K-14,999
HHer 45-64_Income
$15K-19,999
HHer 45-64_Income $20K-24,999
HHer 45-64_Income
$25K-29,999
HHer 45-64_Income $30K-34,999
HHer 45-64_Income
$35K-39,999
HHer 45-64_Income $40K-44,999
HHer 45-64_Income
$45K-49,999
HHer 45-64_Income $50K-59,999
HHer 45-64_Income
$60K-74,999
HHer 45-64_Income $75K-99,999
HHer 45-64_Income
$100K-124,999
HHer 45-64_Income $125K-149,999
HHer 45-64_Income
$150K-199,999
HHer 45-64_Income $200K+
HHer 65+
HHer 65+_Income
<$10K
HHer 65+_Income $10K-14,999
HHer 65+_Income $15K-19,999
HHer 65+_Income $20K-24,999
HHer 65+_Income $25K-29,999
HHer
65+_Income $30K-34,999
HHer 65+_Income $35K-39,999
HHer 65+_Income
$40K-44,999
HHer 65+_Income $45K-49,999
HHer 65+_Income
$50K-59,999
HHer 65+_Income $60K-74,999
HHer 65+_Income
$75K-99,999
HHer 65+_Income $100K-124,999
HHer 65+_Income
$125K-149,999
HHer 65+_Income $150K-199,999
HHer 65+_Income $200K+
HHer <25_Median income
HHer 25-44_Median income
HHer 45-64_Median
income
HHer 65+_Median income
Citizen Voting Age Pop
Citizen
Voting Age Pop 18-29
Citizen Voting Age Pop 30-44
Citizen Voting
Age Pop 45-64
Citizen Voting Age Pop 65+
Citizen Voting Age Pop
<9th Grade
Citizen Voting Age Pop 9-12th Grade
Citizen Voting Age
Pop HS Grad
Citizen Voting Age Pop Some College
Citizen Voting Age
Pop Associate’s Deg
Citizen Voting Age Pop Bachelor’s Deg
Citizen
Voting Age Pop Grad/Prof Deg
Citizen VAP with Poverty Status
Citizen VAP below Poverty Level
Citizen VAP above Poverty Level

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ZIP Code

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ZIP code type

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ST Code
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ZIP Code
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80203
78701
84070
22041
Area Code
303
303
512
801
703
Cnty FIPS
08005
08031
48453
49035
51059
County Name
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Denver
Travis
Salt Lake
Fairfax
Pref Code
P
P
P
P
A
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United States Zip Code: 00544

This is the New York Zip Code 00544 page list. Its detailed information is Province, County, City/Agency, Longitude, Latitude, Sample Envelope, Population as shown below.

Postal Code 00544 Information

  • Country:

    U. S. – United States

    State:

    NY – New York

    FIPS scope:

    36

    Area Code:

    631 / 934

    Postcode:

    00544

    Postcode Type:

    U (Unique)

    ❓What does U (Unique) stand for? Companies, organizations, and institutions that receive large volumes of mail are given a “unique” type of zip code.

Postal Code 00544 – City/Agency

City information corresponding to 00544:

State County City/Agency City Type ?In many cases, a ZIP Code can have multiple “names”, meaning cities, towns, or subdivisions, in its boundaries. However, it will ALWAYS have exactly 1 “default” name.
D – Default – This is the “preferred” name – by the USPS – for a city. Each ZIP Code has one – and only one – “default” name. In most cases, this is what people who live in that area call the city as well.
A – Acceptable – This name can be used for mailing purposes. Often times alternative names are large neighborhoods or sections of the city/town. In some cases a ZIP Code may have several “acceptable” names which is used to group towns under one ZIP Code.
N – Not Acceptable – A “not acceptable” name is, in many cases, a nickname that residents give that location. According to the USPS, you should NOT send mail to that ZIP Code using the “not acceptable” name when mailing.

❓What does N (Not Acceptable) mean? The “unacceptable” name is, in many cases, a nickname given by residents to the place. According to the USPS, you must NOT mail to this zip code using an “inappropriate” mailing name.

Postal Code 00544 Plus 4

Postcode 5 plus 4 is an extension of the 5 digit postal code. It can be used to determine a more detailed location. The last four digits indicate a segment or one side of the street or an apartment. You can find the zip code + 4 and the corresponding 00544 zip code address below.

00544 Basic value

What does each digit of the zip code 00544 mean? The first digit denotes the national territory, which ranges from zero for the northeast to nine for the far west. 2-3 digits – this is the object code of the sectional center in this region. The last two digits indicate smaller post offices or postal zones.

Internet map

This is the address of INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, New York, United States of the agreed online electronic card. You can use the button in the map to move, pantograph. This map information is for reference only.

Geography

ZIP Code 00544 is located in New York. It covers a small area of ​​0.000000 square miles. The latitude and longitude of 00544 are 40.788827 and -73.039405 respectively. As with most areas of the United States, Daylight Saving Time must be observed in this area.

  • Latitude: 40.788827
  • Longitude: -73.039405
  • Land area: 0.000000
  • Time zone: Eastern (GMT -05:00)
  • Region: Northeast
  • Division: Middle Atlantic
  • Daylight saver: Y

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#1

Aurora

Sent by 05/01/2004, 22:50:55

I often began to visit the net only 1. 5 months ago, before that it was like that, raids …
I don’t understand a lot, I don’t know how to find it, etc. tell me pliz!

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#2

Sacr

Sent by 05/01/2004, 22:56:54

Two-digit zip code (USA).
The Pindos have 50 (49?), one for each state.

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#3

SHEVA

Sent by 05/01/2004, 23:01:55

Two-digit zip code (USA).
The Pindos have 50 (49?), one for each state.

Pindos are Greeks

Post has been editedSHEVA: 05/01/2004, 23:02:04

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#4

Sacr

Sent by 05/01/2004, 23:14:27

Sorry, tada lamerikosy. But, SLM also sounds offensive (in Russian)

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#5

BAWIR$AQ

Sent by 05/01/2004, 23:18:57

and on amerian sites, instead of the zYp code, I kindly provide my postal code of the Almaly region 480096!

and nothing, channel!

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#6

BAWIR$AQ

Sent 05/01/2004, 23:31:33

Two-digit zip code (USA).
The Pindos have 50 (49?), one for each state.

I want to correct

afaik zip codes 5-digit numbers.. xxxxx

and there are more than 50 of them.

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#7

Sacr

Sent by 05/01/2004, 23:42:05

Zip codes of states/counties you can look at the following address: http://lookup.meliss…s/CountyZip.asp

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#8

Nosferato

Sent by 05/02/2004, 00:33:31

05.2004, 00:01″>

Two-digit zip code (USA).
The Pindos have 50 (49?), one for each state.

Pindos are Greeks

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Don’t tell me. (:
Pindos, Soviet Armenians called their foreign tribesmen … and the bulk of the foreign Armenian diaspora lives in the States. From there it went: lamerikos = Pindos … (:

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#9

Akskl

Sent by 02.05.2004, 07:49:53

Each state post office in America has its own unique 5-digit number – the so-called. zip code. The numbering starts from the northeast (New England, where I live, has small numbers like 01609) and increases towards the west.

Address written backwards:
First Name
House Number, Street, Apartment Number (if any),
City, State, Zip Code

John Smith
417 Main Street, #403,
Anytown, MA 02170

(MA – Massachusetts for short)

Post has been edited by Akskl: 05/02/2004, 08:22:04

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#10

Aurora

Sent by 05/02/2004, 12:43:51

and on amerian sites instead of the zip code I kindly provide my postal code of the Almaly region 480096!

and nothing, channel!

But I don’t get this number
So we don’t have Zips at all?
Chezh write then, damn it?

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#eleven

BAWIR$AQ

Sent by 02. 05.2004, 14:06:44

What to write then, damn it?

well so postal codes!

Well, I don’t know what kind of site you had, but for 5-6 years of using the Web, the bourgeois have never refused with a 6-digit (!) Index!

well, or on the edge, enter which thread a 5-digit number – what’s the problem?

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#12

den10

Sent by 02.05.2004, 14:08:37

and on American websites, instead of the zYp code, I kindly provide my postal code of the Almalinsky district 480096!

and nothing, channel!

But I don’t get this number
So we don’t have Zips at all?
Chezh write then, damn it?

Why doesn’t it work? The first time I’ve heard .

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