Jim Henderson wrote:
> It is.  We have street addresses called "rural routes" - the post office 
> is located in the nearest town, but the house is not actually in the town.

And it's not always even "way out in the middle of nowhere" kinds of things. 
20 miles from the college I went to (and 7 miles from a major shipping 
intersection) was "rural" enough to not have postal addresses.

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   Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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