Post office closures: Where USPS post offices could disappear first

Since the 1960s, over 8,000 post offices have closed across the country, at an average rate of 1,100 per decade.
A typical post office serves approximately 12,843 people, while some serve over 110,000 people based on their zip code locations.
Of the nearly 40,000 post offices that have existed in the US, just 67% remain operational to this day.
At the current rate of closures over the past 60 years, the last post office will shut its doors in 2250 (showing that postal services aren’t going away anytime soon.)
Florida has the highest population-to-post office ratio, with every one post office in the Sunshine State serving an average of 51,708 people.