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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
John,
 
          FIPS-55 has this info for every populated place in the U.S.
          Available in various formats. Updated quarterly.
          Contact National Institute for Standards and Technology,
          Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology, Federal
          Information Processing Standards unit.  Info number is in
          U.S.  Government Manual available at any depository library
          reference desk.
 
 
          Also, call local Post Office. They have various floppy
          services for pre-sorting mail; they may be able to help you
          out (ask for a brochure).
 
          Please report any good results to maps-l.
 
 
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----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Hello.  A colleague (without Internet, alas) has asked that I post this
request; we are looking for a source of US ZIP codes and corresponding
FIPS State/County codes.  Although his request was for a specific ASCII
file containing only those two fields, I'd feel that's asking a bit too
much.  Just a dataset that would have such fields on a nationwide
basis would be best (I'll massage the data to get what we need).
 
For the less informed, I know that zip codes in my area such as 37129
through 37133 correspond to a FIPS code of "47149", where "47" represents
Tennessee and "149" represents Rutherford County.  And FIPS codes are core
components of the US Census data.
 
Mail replies are welcomed, although I'll also be watching MAPS-L as
well.  I thought I recalled some discussion of this somewhere, perhaps
here or on Usenet, but I couldn't find anything in the saved-mail files.
Many thanx in advance!
--
John N Schmidt KD4EAI, Lab Director + 615-898-5561 M-F 1300-2230Z <7-4:30>
Middle Tennessee State University  ++ 615-898-5538 or 615-896-2871 FAX 24H
1500 Greenland Drive, PO Box 135  +x+ [log in to unmask] via the Internet
Murfreesboro, TN 37132-0135 USA  +xx+ MTSU Center for Remote Sensing and GIS
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