Concord Township ZIP Districts
Lake County's official Postal Districts reference lists Concord Township under three postal districts: 44077, 44060, and 44024. Start a Concord Township ZIP code directory review with those documented associations. The township office uses 44077, so it is the principal local mailing district, but the county map also places portions of the township in the Mentor and Chardon postal districts. The postal reference does not draw a legal township boundary or validate every individual delivery address.
| ZIP | Areas Covered | Post Office | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 44077 | Concord Township appears in the county postal-district reference | Painesville Post Office, 215 East Jackson Street | Principal township-office ZIP; also serves other Lake County areas |
| 44060 | Portions of Concord Township appear in the county postal-district reference | Mentor Post Office, 8600 Tyler Road | A Mentor mailing form does not make a parcel part of Mentor City |
| 44024 | Portions of Concord Township appear in the county postal-district reference | Chardon Post Office, 150 Center Street | A Chardon mailing form does not place a parcel in Geauga County or Chardon jurisdiction |
No official source reviewed assigns a Concord-only PO-box district or a unique district to the township. No dated local realignment was located either. The safer conclusion is modest: these three postal districts touch Concord Township, and the exact address still needs an address-by-address Postal Service result and county parcel check.
Lake County's Concord Township census profile supplies the local scale behind this postal geography.
The profile describes township context, while postal districts remain delivery geography rather than a substitute boundary.
44077, 44060, and 44024 Postal Districts
44077 is a dependable first postal clue because Concord Township's official address is 7229 Ravenna Road, Concord Township, OH 44077. It is not a township membership test. The same county reference associates 44060 with the Mentor Post Office and 44024 with the Chardon Post Office, while listing both alongside Concord Township. The mailing name on an envelope and the county's jurisdiction label are allowed to differ.
This distinction matters when a deed, historical atlas, school reference, or parcel card carries different place words. Painesville, Mentor, and Chardon are post-office associations in the county document. A parcel record may instead say CONCORD TWP, and an older source may use Painesville, Geauga, or a crossroads description. Keep the wording the source actually uses, then verify the parcel's township position rather than silently changing a mailing label.
Confirm a Concord Township ZIP Code with USPS
USPS ZIP Code Lookup is the authoritative delivery check after the county postal reference identifies a possible district. Enter the complete street address, add a unit when one exists, and supply either the city and state or a ZIP with the street. USPS can also return districts for a city-and-state search or the cities associated with an entered ZIP. Its result answers postal formatting and delivery association, not parcel ownership, residency, or township jurisdiction.
| Street Address | Required for ZIP Code by Address; use a complete delivery street address. |
|---|---|
| Apt/Suite/Other | Optional; narrows a multiple-address result when applicable. |
| City and State | Required together unless a ZIP is supplied with the street. |
| ZIP Code | An alternative location input with a street, or the required field for Cities by ZIP Code. |
| City and State mode | Both fields are required to return ZIP codes associated with that city and state. |
USPS warns that a result does not confirm a person or organization at an address. Use the Find control, then retain the result's exact postal form. If there are several matches, add the unit and use Edit and Search Again. A valid delivery result is one part of the Concord Township ZIP code directory process, not a resident list.
The USPS lookup is the address-specific postal source for Concord Township ZIP research.
Its required fields show why a city label alone cannot settle a precise postal or jurisdiction question.
Concord Township ZIP Code Filters at the Auditor
Lake County Auditor Basic Property Search is the local ZIP-capable property tool. It accepts address, owner, parcel ID, and Postal Code. Postal Code is five characters, and it works best as a narrowing field used with a street, owner fragment, or parcel rather than as a township definition. Results can be sorted by Parcel Address or Owner Name and paginated at 10, 15, 20, or 25 records.
For address inputs, the Auditor separates house number, directional component, street text, and suffix. The portal recommends leaving off the suffix for a better address search. Its directional choices include A, E, N, R, S, and W. Use the minimum terms needed to find the parcel, then retain the displayed parcel ID, situs address, legal description, assessed owner, and any mailing information as separate facts. A postal filter is a starting set, not evidence that every result lies within Concord Township.
LakeNavigator can then locate the selected parcel by PIN, owner name, or address. The viewer supplies parcel geometry, aerial context, tax-map links, and more than 30 published layers, but it has no documented simple ZIP filter. That difference is useful: Auditor narrows a postal field, while the map tests the actual location.
Search the Concord Township ZIP Code Directory
Use a postal district to narrow an address question, not to build a broad roster. The chain begins with the delivery address and ends with a mapped parcel. Ohio's voter lookup is person-first: it requires first name, last name, and county, not a ZIP field. The Recorder is a party-and-instrument index, not a postal directory. These limits keep the search tied to the source that actually supports each claim.
- Use USPS with the complete address to confirm delivery formatting and its associated ZIP.
- Enter the Postal Code in the Auditor tool with a street, owner, or parcel term to narrow the property result.
- Open the chosen parcel and retain its parcel ID, situs field, and legal description separately from any owner mailing field.
- Use LakeNavigator to confirm that the parcel polygon lies in Concord Township and not merely in a nearby mailing area.
- When the question becomes street-specific, use the Concord Township street directory for the address-record workflow.
The Ohio voter system may help corroborate a named person's registration or precinct when its required name and county fields are known, subject to statutory redactions. It should not be presented as a postal-district browser. Ohio's DATA Act archive likewise provides daily county voter-registration snapshots, with at least 22 months of historical availability after elections, but that availability does not create a ZIP search field or remove protected data.
Ohio's voter data archive is a county-level public-data route rather than a Concord Township ZIP filter.
The archive's date and county selectors illustrate why a researcher must keep name-based voter material separate from a postal-district result.
Note: A ZIP-filtered property set needs a map check because postal delivery and township boundaries do not use the same lines.
Concord Township ZIP Address Keys
Three fields solve different problems. The situs address identifies where the property sits. The mailing address is where assessment or tax correspondence goes. The legal description is the recorded parcel description used in conveyances. A mailing field can point to an alternate correspondence location, an entity office, or a trust contact. It should never be relabeled as a residence without separate support.
Preserve the postal form found in USPS, then preserve the Auditor's own field labels. A road suffix or directional part can vary across a deed, directory, atlas, parcel card, or Postal Service record. The parcel ID and legal description are the durable bridge when formats differ, subdivisions change, or lots combine or split. For a transfer question, move from that verified property key to the Lake County Recorder's AVA index or Records Room instead of relying on a formatted ZIP result.
Concord Township ZIP Boundaries
ZIP boundaries and township lines answer different questions. When using the Concord Township ZIP code directory, keep those questions separate. USPS identifies a delivery arrangement. The Auditor reports assessment and property data. LakeNavigator shows the physical parcel in the county map. A 44060 or 44024 result can still be a Concord Township parcel, and a 44077 result can be outside the township. The overlap is useful, but the three result sets are not identical.
- ZIP versus ZIP+4
- A five-digit ZIP identifies a broad postal district; ZIP+4 adds a smaller delivery segment for a more precise mailing form.
- PO-box ZIP
- A ZIP used for post-office boxes rather than a general street-delivery district. No Concord-only example was verified in the reviewed sources.
- Unique ZIP
- A district assigned to one organization or institution. No unique Concord Township district was verified in the reviewed sources.
- Carrier route
- A Postal Service delivery sequence within a district; it is not a township, parcel, or resident boundary.
For an address near a township edge, let the parcel map and taxing or jurisdiction record settle the location. A place name associated with a postal district, a school service area, or a historic source can be useful context. It is not a replacement for the county's parcel geography.
Concord Township ZIP History and Geography
Historic place language adds another layer to a ZIP search. Concord was known early as Wilson's Corners, became a township after separation from Painesville Township in 1822, and entered Lake County when that county formed in 1840. The official zoning material places the historic Town Hall Commons around the Concord-Hambden and Ravenna Road crossroads. Older deeds, maps, and regional directories can therefore use a different place label from a current mailing form.
No verified township-wide street-renumbering event was located. When an old description and a current postal form appear to disagree, follow the legal description, parcel ID, historic atlas, deed reference, and GIS location. This route handles real changes in government custody and parcel layout without inventing a postal realignment or forcing an old source into a modern ZIP label.
Concord Township ZIP Data Limits
The Lake County Board of Elections is the local election-office route, while Ohio's statewide voter tools handle name-and-county lookup. Public voter records remain subject to redaction of Social Security numbers, driver or state ID numbers, telephone numbers, email, Safe at Home records, and qualifying protected addresses under ORC 3503.13. An absent address can reflect a legal protection. Do not try to rebuild withheld information from other public material.
Lake County Board of Elections provides the county election-office contact route for Concord Township.
For a public-record request, use the appropriate custodian and Ohio Public Records Act, ORC 149.43, rather than treating a postal result as access to protected voter information.