Zip code 62659: Lincoln's New Salem, Illinois
This zip has no delivery boundary. The map shows its post office location and nearby zip codes.
About 62659
62659 is a non-residential zip code for Lincoln's New Salem, Illinois (Menard County). It has no delivery area of its own, so the Census Bureau doesn't publish population or housing figures for it. Codes like this are usually assigned to post office boxes, or to a single organization such as a university, hospital, government agency or large company that gets enough mail to need its own zip code.
For a picture of the people who live around 62659, see the residential zip codes in the nearby list below.
Geography
- City (USPS)
- Lincoln's New Salem
- State
- Illinois
- County
- Menard County
- Center point
- 40.0311° N, 89.7867° W
- Time zone
- Central Time (UTC-6, UTC-5 in summer)
- Zip type
- PO box or unique zip
Zip codes near 62659
| Zip | City | Distance | IncomeMedian income |
|---|---|---|---|
| 62675 | Petersburg, IL | 4.3 mi | $84,267 |
| 62642 | Greenview, IL | 5.4 mi | $77,538 |
| 62613 | Athens, IL | 7.2 mi | $86,675 |
| 62688 | Tallula, IL | 9.4 mi | $73,929 |
| 62625 | Cantrall, IL | 10 mi | $167,674 |
| 62673 | Oakford, IL | 11 mi | $68,393 |
| 62664 | Mason City, IL | 13 mi | $70,509 |
| 62677 | Pleasant Plains, IL | 13 mi | $102,917 |
| 62684 | Sherman, IL | 14 mi | $139,196 |
| 62666 | Middletown, IL | 14 mi | $89,167 |
| 62633 | Easton, IL | 14 mi | $44,783 |
| 62707 | Springfield, IL | 14 mi | $89,926 |
Questions about 62659
What city is zip code 62659?
62659 is assigned to Lincoln's New Salem, Illinois. The city name is the one the Postal Service prefers for mail addressed to this zip code.
What county is 62659 in?
62659 is in Menard County, Illinois.
What time zone is 62659 in?
62659 is in Central Time.
What zip codes are near 62659?
The closest zip codes to 62659 are 62675, 62642, 62613, 62688, 62625.
Demographic figures are 2020–2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates for ZIP Code Tabulation Area 62659, from the U.S. Census Bureau. Small areas have wide margins of error. How we build these numbers.