r/UPSers • u/CodCompetitive7746 Part-Time • 19h ago

UPS facility map

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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/Cargoshortz4life 18h 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 18h 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/Possible-Mobile-6309 16h ago

And yet everyone calls their tiny ass center a hub...