Sponsored Listings:
Adrian Post Office
593 Reesedale Rd
Adrian, Pennsylvania 16210
Avonmore Post Office
516 Westmoreland Ave
Avonmore, Pennsylvania 15618
Cadogan Post Office
106 Main St
Cadogan, Pennsylvania 16212
Cowansville Post Office
827 E Brady Rd
Cowansville, Pennsylvania 16218
Dayton Post Office
107 W Main St
Dayton, Pennsylvania 16222
Distant Post Office
3273 State Route 28 and 66
Distant, Pennsylvania 16223
Elderton Post Office
201 E Saltwork St
Elderton, Pennsylvania 15736
Ford City Post Office
824 4th Ave
Ford City, Pennsylvania 16226
Freeport Post Office
415 High St
Freeport, Pennsylvania 16229
Kittanning Post Office
201 N McKean St
Kittanning, Pennsylvania 16201
Manorville Post Office
500 Water St
Manorville, Pennsylvania 16238
Mayport Post Office
395 Mayport Rd
Mayport, Pennsylvania 16240
Mc Grann Post Office
207 Byron St
Mc Grann, Pennsylvania 16236
North Apollo Post Office
312 16th St
North Apollo, Pennsylvania 15673
Nu Mine Post Office
1409 State Route 1042
Nu Mine, Pennsylvania 16244
Oak Ridge Post Office
120 Main St
Oak Ridge, Pennsylvania 16245
Rural Valley Post Office
700 Middle 1st St
Rural Valley, Pennsylvania 16249
Sagamore Post Office
333 Post Office Rd
Sagamore, Pennsylvania 16250
Schenley Post Office
105 Railroad St
Schenley, Pennsylvania 15682
Spring Church Post Office
1759 State Route 56
Spring Church, Pennsylvania 15686
Templeton Post Office
232 3rd St Ste 1
Templeton, Pennsylvania 16259
Worthington Post Office
199 E Main St
Worthington, Pennsylvania 16262
Yatesboro Post Office
52 W Main St
Yatesboro, Pennsylvania 16263
Armstrong County
There are 23 US Post Offices in Armstrong County serving a total of 52,572 residents equating to 2,286 residents per post office. It's estimated that approximately 83,911 packages are handled across the 23 county post offices annually. Armstrong County is a county located in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. As of the 2010 census, the population was 68,941. The county seat is Kittanning. The county was organized on March 12, 1800, from parts of Allegheny, Westmoreland and Lycoming Counties. It was named in honor of John Armstrong, who represented Pennsylvania in the Continental Congress and served as a major general during the Revolutionary War. Armstrong County is included in the Pittsburgh, PA Metropolitan Statistical Area."