The current population is 20,524 people and the area is 678 sq. mi.
The county seat is displayed in oblique & bold face.
Towns that have more than 4 opening/close dates or are current have links to complete information.
Post Office Service
Barnes Ridge
1879-1881
Bayouville
1900-1930
Bobtail
1879-1880
Bockerton
1905-1918
Broadwater
1904-1917
Canalou
1903-Present
Catron
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Como
1879-1890, 1898-1938
Conran
1898-2002
Eastlake
1892-1905
Farrenberg
1897-1918
Gerken
1917-1918
Gideon
1902-Present
Hartzell
1918-1941
Higgerson
1902-1908
Hough
1901-1929
Hyman
1905-1920
James Bayou
1838-1842
Jaywye
1941-1966
Kewanee
1907-Present
Laforge
1883-1928
Lilbourn
1902-Present
Linda
1901-1922
Post Office Service
Little River
1877-1886
Lost Village
1846-UNK
Lotta
1890-1893
Marston
1898-Present
Matthews
1903-Present
Modesty
1882-1883
Morehouse
1888-Present
New Madrid
1805-Present
Noxal
1914-1922
Ogden
1839-1870, 1884-1893
Parma
1903-Present
Paw Paw
1885-1889
Point Pleasant
1820-1827, 1845-1979
Portageville
1873-Present
Richland
1820-1827
Risco
1903-Present
Ristine
1888-1889, 1893-1894
Solitude
1846-1849
Spurdod
1918
Tallapoosa
1915-Present
Tally
1892-1896
Wila
1894-1898
Williams Landing
1866-1867
Winchester
1813-1822
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There are 47 post offices listed for New Madrid County.
Post office information from “Missouri Post Offices 1804-1981” ©1982 - Robert G. Schultz. Used with permission of author. Additional info on zip codes, markings and distances come from various members of MOPOHISSOC.
All post offices for New Madrid County have been added to the database.
Note: Researchers only listed for towns that have specific researchers separate from the overall county.
Remember, this site is primarily concerned with POSTAL history and makes no claims regarding genealogical research.
List updated: 27 Nov 2009 23:28
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