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Brackney Post Office
3566 Quaker Lake Rd
Brackney, Pennsylvania 18812
Brooklyn Post Office
7031 Maple St
Brooklyn, Pennsylvania 18813
Clifford Post Office
1748 State Route 106
Clifford, Pennsylvania 18413
Dimock Post Office
7473 State Route 29
Dimock, Pennsylvania 18816
Forest City Post Office
334 Main St Office
Forest City, Pennsylvania 18421
Friendsville Post Office
61 Cross St
Friendsville, Pennsylvania 18818
Gibson Post Office
7568 Route 547 Unit 1
Gibson, Pennsylvania 18820
Great Bend Post Office
260 Main St
Great Bend, Pennsylvania 18821
Hallstead Post Office
587 Main St
Hallstead, Pennsylvania 18822
Harford Post Office
3930 State Route 547
Harford, Pennsylvania 18823
Hop Bottom Post Office
84 Main St
Hop Bottom, Pennsylvania 18824
Jackson Post Office
362 Old Mill Rd
Jackson, Pennsylvania 18825
Kingsley Post Office
9560 Main St
Kingsley, Pennsylvania 18826
Lawton Post Office
10727 State Route 267 Office
Lawton, Pennsylvania 18828
Little Meadows Post Office
1033 Maple St Ste 2
Little Meadows, Pennsylvania 18830
Meshoppen Post Office
149 Canal St
Meshoppen, Pennsylvania 18630
Montrose Post Office
38 Monument Sq
Montrose, Pennsylvania 18801
New Milford Post Office
667 Main St
New Milford, Pennsylvania 18834
South Gibson Post Office
8917 Route 92
South Gibson, Pennsylvania 18842
South Montrose Post Office
1 Route 29
South Montrose, Pennsylvania 18843
Springville Post Office
12180 State Route 3004
Springville, Pennsylvania 18844
Susquehanna Post Office
1186 Main St
Susquehanna, Pennsylvania 18847
Thompson Post Office
412 Jackson St
Thompson, Pennsylvania 18465
Union Dale Post Office
924 S Main St
Union Dale, Pennsylvania 18470
Susquehanna County
There are 24 US Post Offices in Susquehanna County serving a total of 45,096 residents equating to 1,879 residents per post office. It's estimated that approximately 71,978 packages are handled across the 24 county post offices annually. Susquehanna County is a county located in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. As of the 2010 census, the population was 43,356. Its county seat is Montrose. The county was created on February 21, 1810, from part of Luzerne County and later organized in 1812. It is named for the Susquehanna River."