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Pinellas County, Florida

Every carrier route in the county, and how many homes are on it

Pulled straight from the USPS Every Door Direct Mail route service. These are the delivery counts USPS bills against — the same numbers we use to build a mailing, and the same ones you can check yourself at eddm.usps.com.

Carrier routes
744Residential routes countywide
Residential addresses
480,987Every door EDDM can reach
Business addresses
30,102Reachable on the same routes
Average route
646Homes per carrier route

A 10,000-home mailing is roughly 15 or 16 carrier routes. A 5,000-home mailing is about 8. Because routes follow real streets rather than a radius drawn on a map, coverage stops at recognisable boundaries — a subdivision, a main road, a waterway — instead of cutting a neighborhood in half.

Where the next cards are going

Palm Harbor — 34683

14,068 homes across 23 routes, with 592 businesses inside the same ZIP. Established, residential, and no neighborhood magazine holding the local advertisers.

Safety Harbor — 34695

8,134 homes across 12 routes. Small enough to cover most of the town in one 5,000-piece drop, with a tight downtown business district.

Dunedin — 34698

20,735 homes across 27 routes — the largest single-ZIP pool in Pinellas. A full 10,000-piece card fits inside this ZIP alone.

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Pinellas County residential routes by ZIP code

All 744 residential carrier routes in Pinellas County, sorted by size. Two ZIPs are worth a note: 33762 and 33765 look small here because they're office and industrial corridors around Gateway and Carillon — plenty of businesses, comparatively few homes.

ZIPCityRoutesHomes
34698Dunedin2720,735
33771Largo1716,125
33710St. Petersburg3215,217
33702St. Petersburg2515,097
33713St. Petersburg3115,070
33756Clearwater2915,033
33764Clearwater2214,800
33705St. Petersburg2414,335
33701St. Petersburg1814,299
34683Palm Harbor2314,068
33707St. Petersburg2114,031
34689Tarpon Springs1913,858
34684Palm Harbor2113,736
33709St. Petersburg1713,500
33770Largo1513,136
33712St. Petersburg2112,504
33781Pinellas Park1812,290
33772Seminole1511,683
33755Clearwater1611,457
33703St. Petersburg2311,113
33782Pinellas Park1511,010
33763Clearwater1410,970
33716St. Petersburg1110,538
34677Oldsmar1610,007
33759Clearwater149,577
33706St. Pete Beach189,502
33714St. Petersburg169,419
33761Clearwater179,345
33774Largo119,254
33711St. Petersburg169,144
33708Madeira Beach158,878
33773Largo138,499
34695Safety Harbor128,134
33760Clearwater117,870
33704St. Petersburg197,789
34685Palm Harbor137,722
33777Seminole127,694
33767Clearwater Beach97,565
33778Seminole87,523
33715St. Petersburg86,259
33765Clearwater136,238
33776Seminole95,146
34688Tarpon Springs63,596
33785Indian Rocks Beach53,172
33762Clearwater73,151
33786Belleair Beach2898
Pinellas County744480,987

USPS counts more residential delivery points than the census counts occupied households, because seasonal and vacant units still have a mailbox. In a county with as many part-year residents as this one, that gap is real — and postage is paid on every address either way.

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