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Here are some fun and interesting facts about addresses in the United States:

• The longest street in the United States is Colfax Avenue in Denver, Colorado, which stretches for over 26 miles.
• Addresses in New York City often skip the number 13, especially in apartment buildings, due to superstitions about the number.
• The White House, located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C., is one of the most famous addresses in the world.
• Many U.S. cities have numbered streets (e.g., 1st Avenue, 2nd Street), but the pattern and numbering can vary significantly between cities.
• Some rural areas in the U.S. don’t have traditional street addresses and rely on P.O. Boxes or community hubs for mail delivery.
• In large cities, ZIP+4 codes help narrow down the exact location of an address, sometimes identifying individual buildings or businesses.
• Beverly Hills, California, is famous for its 90210 ZIP code, popularized by the TV show "Beverly Hills, 90210."
• In the U.S., addresses are structured hierarchically, starting with the smallest unit (house number) and ending with the state or ZIP code.
• Some locations in the U.S. are so remote that mail is delivered by unconventional methods, including planes, boats, and even mules in the Grand Canyon.
• Addresses play a crucial role in logistics, helping companies like UPS and FedEx optimize delivery routes and reduce fuel consumption.