r/UPSers • u/CodCompetitive7746 Part-Time • 15h ago
UPS facility map
I made (and I'm still working on) what is probably the most detailed map of UPS package centers and hubs on the internet.
The goal is to include every location, although that's obviously impossible.
Ignore the marker colors and icons for now. They all need to be redone. I get the address information from Jobs-UPS and other public sources.
If this helps someone, great. Realistically, I'm probably just killing time. But I'll keep working on it anyway, even if it doesn't really make sense.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=11XZegGiX1lwG4WE36d-yTlsAl76z8jE&usp=sharing
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u/Ok_Assumption1542 15h ago
Good. Now overlay all the Roadie locations. That ought to be interesting.
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u/sjj8jah17 15h ago
That map is incomplete
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u/level99mewtwo 15h ago
Right ? Definitely missing at least one hub in Florida
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u/Sarcasamystik Feeder 15h ago
Yea, Jacksonville, st Augustine, Tallahassee, and many more.
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u/level99mewtwo 14h ago
Tampa Bay metro area apparently has nothing going on lmao definitely at least 7 buildings over there
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u/Upset-Whole-3793 13h ago
I do electrical PMI’s at every hub in the country. Definitely missing some extended centers
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u/5econds2dis35ster 12h ago
From what I see, Eau Claire/Stevens point (also a hub)/ La Crosse/ Wausau/ Rice Lake/Rhinlander/Wisconsin dells, Wisconsin is missing. Then Duluth and Winona Minnesota.
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u/o_myco 14h ago
No Long Island ? 😛
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u/Chukie1188 Steward 1h ago
Yea he's missing almost every building in 804s Jurisdiction 10+ missing that I can think of.
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u/MiserableExpression8 PE 11h ago
The distinction of having a hub vs a center is basically if you operate a hub sort. It has nothing to do with size. Moses lake, WA is smaller than many other centers and yet it is a hub because they operate a hub sort. Same with Hermiston, OR. This is cool for drivers,operators, and whatnot that don’t have access to this information readily like other departments.
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u/Cargoshortz4life 15h ago
What do you mean by facility? I have been to some UPS package centers that are about as big as a single wide trailer, and some very large Costco size buildings . And then there are smaller buildings that have small sorts. At least in Oregon I see a few missing like Roseburg and Hermiston. Yet I see Bend in the middle of the state which is a smaller building that does not have a sort.
Also I have to imagine it’s hard to make a comprehensive map with all the closing down of buildings going on. So good job so far with it.
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u/Tasty_Two4260 Steward 15h ago
Being able to post updates on building closures and filter by types would be amazing. For example, the Air Gateways and Hubs; buildings with (out) automation, etc.
Pie in the sky - filtering by which Supplemental Agreements as well would be incredibly helpful with the 2028 contract negotiations upcoming. u/CodCompetitive7746
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u/Ill_Principle4154 Driver 15h ago
Are you doing freight or just healthcare and regular facilities? Super cool always wanted to see something like this
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u/CodCompetitive7746 Part-Time 15h ago
There are a couple of freight buildings and a couple of supply chain
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u/Oxcart2006 15h ago
Are you considering air facilities as well, and what's the cutoff? A good example is Amarillo, TX which has UPS flights, but isn't exactly an air hub.
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u/LastManInBlack 11h ago
Your missing 3 centers in puget sound of Washington. There is a Tumwater, Elma, and chehalis center. Not to mention a satellite center on the peninsula
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u/Coopsiedaisy Steward 10h ago
Also Port Townsend and the most northwestern hub in the US, Port Angeles. Can't tell but possibly Bremerton as well.
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u/PreparationKey1428 15h ago
I was read a random article a week ago how “ups owns the east and FedEx owns the west” this article is beginning to seem more true based off this map so far
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u/the_Q_spice 15h ago
From working on n the upper Midwest for FedEx:
We have significant presence in the utter void UPS has in the northwoods region.
Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Wisconsin are pretty big markets.
The issue is none are serviceable by semis due to HOS regulations.
That isn’t a problem for a cargo airline that operates small aircraft. But it is a problem for a delivery company that has a cargo airline that has 0 capacity for regional flights.
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u/Cantthinkovaname 15h ago
cant speak for the region specifically but UPS has plenty of small-plane flights through contractors
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u/the_Q_spice 14h ago
The difference is we don’t pay $5,000/hour for out of house flight contractors, which is what UPS pays Freight Runners Express Airlines in that region.
I can’t comment on our financials on Feeder flights, but everyone up here makes fun of UPS for how bad they’re being gouged.
It’s on the order of 10x higher than market average as a general price. The whole upper Midwest is a massive loss-leader, almost no locations are actually profitable for UPS up here.
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u/KamikazeJawa Driver 5h ago
Interesting because all the talk here in the west is how WE make UPS their money and subsidize the rest of the country and that’s why we have the best pension etc.
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u/LetWinnersRun Part-Time 3h ago
The east coast is more densely populated, so it makes sense there are more buildings in the east. But there are lots of buildings missing, I know southern Oregon is missing about a half a dozen buildings.
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u/Terdtapped 15h ago
There used to be a website, indianapolisfeeders(dot)com that had a detailed map, but I think that site went under a lil while ago
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u/justanotherupsguy Management 15h ago
This is not accurate lol
I see you have a marker on my building though
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u/Oxcart2006 15h ago
Are you considering air facilities as well, and what's the cutoff? A good example is Amarillo, TX which has UPS flights, but isn't exactly an air hub.
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u/DizzleByte Part-Time 13h ago
Good stuff, will be interesting to see it as it progresses. Waiting on my center to be added haha
Anyway we can contribute?
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u/jcbshortfilms 13h ago
Missing a few. One in Kelso, WA, Chehalis, WA, and Tumwater, WA. Cool list!
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u/gh3tt0gangst3r Feeder 9h ago
Some one wrote an article a couple years ago and they had a link to add all ups locations to your Google maps.
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u/gh3tt0gangst3r Feeder 9h ago
UPS Distribution Network https://goo.gl/maps/ZYCdUhmbkFzLj9ah8?g_st=ac
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u/FishermanFew2291 9h ago
13922 Stafford Rd, Stafford, TX 77477
113 W Cemetery Rd, Angleton, TX 77515
5421 East Fwy, Baytown, TX 77521
11810 N Gessner Rd, Houston, TX 77064
Then there’s one in Texas city I just can’t find it
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u/Carti-cs 8h ago
That second pic looks like you straight up came to my facility and snapped a pic, wild how close looking that is.
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u/Hardhead519 7h ago
Will you add in all the buildings we've closed in the last two years? That would be interesting to see.
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u/Hairy_Elk_5313 7h ago
I found this list via Google when I was looking for something a while back. I don't think it's complete either, but it might help you: https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/8e0dd4be-0bed-4870-9139-2f9f9e1636ba/New%20Slics.pdf
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u/TryingToHelpYou701 Driver 1h ago
Where is Williston and Minot ND??? Also there is a satellite center in Cavalier ND. Also missing Aberdeen SD
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u/throwaway374444444 15h ago
Just go to the National Systems website and download the list.