Beverly Hills ZIP Code Map, California

The Beverly Hills ZIP Code Map of California utilizes up-to-date base map data from TomTom, refreshed every six months. This ensures it remains one of the most current large printed maps of Beverly Hills, CA, and its surrounding neighborhoods. The map is available in a scale of 1:40,000 and measures 48 x 36 inches in landscape orientation. For those requiring different extents, portrait orientation, or alternative scales, customization options are available. Should you have any questions, feel free to call us at (866) 525-2298 or write to us.

Customizable Features

The Beverly Hills ZIP Code map is highly customizable and includes extensive geographic details such as:

Interstate and state highways
Streets with detailed street names
Cities and towns
County and state boundaries

You can tailor the map to focus on a specific location by selecting ‘Close Preview’. This map is ideal for various applications, including:

Service delivery
Retail siting
Sales region planning
Numerous other business and organizational functions

Understanding US ZIP Codes

The map features US ZIP codes in a 5-digit format, segmented into three main parts:

National Area: The first digit represents the broader area, with the country divided into 10 ZIP Code areas numbered 0-9, starting from the northeast.
Region or City: The next two digits denote the city.
Delivery Area: The last two digits specify the particular area within the city or town.

History of US ZIP Codes

In 1983, USPS introduced the ZIP+4 system, adding four extra digits to the standard five-digit ZIP code to identify smaller delivery segments more precisely. These ZIP+4 codes are automatically calculated during the mail sorting and processing stages.

ZIP+4 Codes

Each Post Office Box has a unique ZIP+4 code. Due to variations, these codes must be individually looked up for each Post Office Box. Additionally, not all USPS deliverable addresses have a ZIP+4 code assigned. In such cases, geocoding lookups or address validation methods are used to determine the appropriate code.

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