First three digits of a ZIP code, which designate either a sectional center facility or a main post office; also called zip code prefix. The numbers range from East to West, starting with 010-027 in Massachusetts and ending with 995-999 in Alaska. See also five-digit zip code; national zip code area; three-digit sack.
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