Category: ZIP Guides

Northport uses three standard ZIP codes: 35473, 35475 and 35476. This guide compares them, explains the post office and Coker connection, and shows how to check city limits.

Coker’s ZIP code, 35452, is served by the Northport Post Office delivery unit but keeps Coker as its city name. This guide explains the postal link, town limits, Westwood Elementary and Lake Lurleen State Park.

A guide to Tuscaloosa ZIP code 35401: what it covers, where it sits, its post office, schools and landmarks summary, and the UA and PO-box address exceptions.

A practical guide to Tuscaloosa’s 35404 ZIP code: where it sits, Alberta and Holt, main roads, city-limits checks, schools from two districts and notable places.

A guide to Tuscaloosa’s 35405 ZIP code: where it sits, its main corridors, the two school systems with campuses here, and address exceptions like Skyland and Cottondale.

Downtown Tuscaloosa uses ZIP code 35401. This orientation guide covers the street grid, river crossings, civic and arts buildings, nearby schools and PO-box mailing addresses.

Tuscaloosa’s 35406 ZIP code lies north of the Black Warrior River and reaches toward Lake Tuscaloosa. This guide covers its roads, reservoirs, schools and address pitfalls near Northport.

Historic downtown Northport uses ZIP code 35476. This guide covers Main Avenue, the National Register districts, Kentuck Art Center versus the festival, and Park Street’s heritage museum.

ZIP code 35473 is a mostly residential Northport postal area between Coker and Tuscaloosa’s 35406. This guide covers its roads, city-limit exceptions, schools and parks.

ZIP code 35475 is Northport’s largest postal area, mixing city and unincorporated county land north to Lake Tuscaloosa. Here’s how its addresses, roads, schools and outdoor places fit together.