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Commas in Addresses

Use a comma to separate each part of an address that has two or more parts. This follows the same pattern as geographical names.

Commas are not needed if prepositions join the address parts.

Incorrect: Write me in care of Post Office Box 203 Shelton Connecticut 06484. (Commas needed)
Correct:
P.O. Box 203 Shelton, Conn. 06484

See Abbreviations for States and Provinces for abbreviations and rules on using two-letter postal service abbreviations.

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