booklet that has all the # of post offices in your area
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Contact your local Post Office
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http://www.autdirect.co.uk/acatalog/\n\nthis place does mail order
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upper left hand corner, type in your address, number , street, town,state, and, if you remember, your zip. Read the directions carefully. They are kind of complicated at first.
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Have look at pages 3 & 8 of this PDF document:
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Go to the post office and ask at the service counter.
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Go to the reference and you will see there are more than 50 to choose from.  You need more info.
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All 5 are shown here:\nhttp://www.sitesatlas.com/Maps/Maps/710.htm
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http://www.google.com/maphp?hl=en&tab=wl&q=\n\nTry that one.
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i dont know how many, but you might find a lot on the link.\n\nThey are cataloged by state, and you have information on international providers\n\nhope you find what you're looking for there =)
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Check land records at the gov. building in the area
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Print out ads and put them in your neighborhoods mailboxes
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call the post office.
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http://angelwinks.net/PostCardPageIndex.html\nhttp://mouse.webby.com/\nhttp://www.fromtheheartpostcards.com/\nhttp://www.apostcard2remember.com/\nhttp://www.1001postcards.com/\nhttp://cards-n-things.com/\nhttp://www.123greetings.com/\nhttp://www.bluemountain.com/\nhttp://www.ecardica.com/\nhttp://www.mypostcards.com
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check the local papers for info
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Try the holland white pages
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http://www.a-i-r.com.au/toc.html#Search
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you can go to demographicsguru.com\n\nMethodology & Data \n This is the method used for getting the counts for a one mile radius from an address, as an example.   Geocoding an address provides a point geometry (small black circle), which is then buffered by 1 mile (red circle; miles specified by user; in this case 1 mile). This resulting geometry is used as filtering criteria to retrive all zip code tabulation areas (ZCTAs) that spatial intersect with it (turquoise and green polygons). Then, for each result, a new geometry is created that is the intersection of our buffered point and the geometry in the current database row (light magenta triangle for 35007, green within red circle for 35080). The area of it's intersection is divided by the total area of the ZCTA to obtain the percentage of area coverage by our buffered point within ZCTA. This percentage is then applied to tha total number of homes, apartments, and businesses in the ZCTA to give us the resulting numbers that are returned to the user.  \n\nall the info you need here\n\nhttp://www.demographicsguru.com/?gclid=CKKaz_aRvogCFTJpGAod91nb_A\n\n:>peace