28525 ZIP Code: Deep Run, North Carolina
ZIP code 28525 covers Deep Run, North Carolina. It sits in Lenoir County. A ZIP code is a US Postal Service mail route, not a boundary on a map, so it describes where post is delivered rather than an administrative area.
| ZIP code | 28525 |
|---|---|
| Place | Deep Run |
| State | North Carolina (NC) |
| County or equivalent | Lenoir County |
| Phone area codes in North Carolina | 9 |
| Country | United States |
ZIP codes near 28525
- 28504 Kinstonabout 4 miles
- 28572 Pink Hillabout 7 miles
- 28502 Kinstonabout 9 miles
- 28508 Albertsonabout 9 miles
- 28501 Kinstonabout 10 miles
- 28551 La Grangeabout 11 miles
- 28503 Kinstonabout 12 miles
- 28578 Seven Springsabout 13 miles
Distances are straight-line, between the approximate centres of each delivery area.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is ZIP code 28525?
ZIP code 28525 is in Deep Run, North Carolina, in Lenoir County. ZIP codes are mail delivery routes rather than mapped regions, so the code identifies a set of addresses the Postal Service serves together, not a district with fixed borders.
What county is 28525 in?
28525 is in Lenoir County, North Carolina. A single ZIP code can straddle a county line, because mail routes were drawn for delivery efficiency and take no notice of county boundaries, so the county shown is the one the code is primarily associated with.
What area code goes with ZIP code 28525?
ZIP codes and telephone area codes are separate systems with different boundaries, so no ZIP code maps to exactly one area code. North Carolina uses 9 geographic area codes: 252, 336, 704, 743, 828, 910, 919, 980 and 984.
Is 28525 a real ZIP code?
Yes. 28525 appears in the GeoNames postal-code dataset as an active US code assigned to Deep Run, North Carolina. Codes that have been retired or never issued do not appear, which is why entering one on this site returns a not-found page rather than a blank record.
Why do ZIP code boundaries look odd on maps?
Because they are not boundaries. A ZIP code is a collection of mail routes, and a route is a line a carrier walks or drives, not an area. Any ZIP code map you have seen is somebody's approximation drawn around the addresses in a code, which is also why two ZIP code maps rarely agree with each other.
Can two addresses in the same ZIP code be in different cities?
Yes, routinely. The Postal Service assigns a preferred city name to each code for addressing purposes, and that name often covers several neighbouring towns, unincorporated areas or a whole postal district. The place shown here is the one the source names for the code, not a claim that every address in it is inside that town's limits.
ZIP code, place, county and location data from GeoNames, used under CC BY 4.0, extracted 2026-08-22. ZIP codes are Postal Service delivery routes, not administrative areas, so a code can cross city and county lines and the place name shown is the one the source records for the code. Coordinates are an approximate centre of the delivery area, not a precise location. Population and time zone are not shown because the source does not publish them.