Pull real Texas street addresses from public buildings in 20 cities, each with ZIP, county, area codes, and the USPS mail line. Every row drops a pin on the map. None of them is somebody's home.
Texas State Capitol
1100 Congress AveUSPS1100 CONGRESS AVE / AUSTIN TX 78701
Most address generators glue a random house number onto a real street. The row looks fine until a validator, a geocoder, or a shipping API bounces the record. Scraped home addresses fail the other way. The row validates, then a stranger's front door ends up in your bug tracker or a sales demo.
This generator draws from 116 public buildings: city halls, courthouses, libraries, museums, campuses, and stadiums. Each address is the one the place lists for itself, so the row survives an address check without exposing anybody.
| Source | Passes a USPS lookup | Drops a map pin | Safe in a public demo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Random number on a real street | Often fails | Lands between lots | Yes |
| Scraped home address | Yes | Yes | No |
| Public building (this page) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Texas ZIP codes start with 75 through 79, plus 885 for part of El Paso. The first three digits name the USPS sorting center, so a ZIP starting 787 outside Central Texas is a data error.
| Prefix | Cities here |
|---|---|
750, 752 | Dallas, Plano, Irving, Garland, Frisco |
760 to 762 | Fort Worth, Arlington, Denton |
767 | Waco |
770, 775 | Houston, Galveston |
778 | College Station |
780, 782 | Laredo, San Antonio |
784 | Corpus Christi |
786, 787 | Round Rock, Austin |
791 | Amarillo |
794 | Lubbock |
799 | El Paso |
78712, 79409, 79968, and 77843 each belong to a single university. Some ZIP tables leave out unique ZIPs and then reject a valid campus address. Set Place type to University campus to pull these rows on purpose.
Corpus Christi, College Station, and Round Rock break parsers splitting the last line on spaces. El Paso sits in El Paso County, which trips forms built to auto-fill county from city and dedupe the pair.
5205 N O'Connor Blvd and 650 S R.L. Thornton Fwy carry an apostrophe and periods. 1314 Avenue K is a lettered street where "Avenue" is part of the name, not a suffix to shorten. Compare what your form saves against the USPS line on each card.
Houston runs 713, 281, 832, and 346. The Dallas side of the metro runs 214, 469, 972, and 945. A phone field tying one area code to one city rejects real numbers from both.
Texas charges 6.25% state sales tax, and cities, counties, and transit districts add up to 2% on top. Most cities in this pool sit at the 8.25% cap. If a tax lookup returns more than 8.25% for any row here, the bug is in the lookup.
Yes. Each row is the published address of a public building, such as the Texas State Capitol at 1100 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701. Press Map on any card to see the pin.
A home address belongs to a person. Dropping one into fixtures, screenshots, or a public demo exposes a stranger. Public buildings pass the same address checks without the risk.
The street, city, and ZIP on every row come from the place's own listing, so standard USPS-based validators accept them. Unique campus ZIPs such as 79409 fail in a few older ZIP tables. Treat the failure as a bug in the table.
Up to 10. The generator skips places already on screen, so each click brings new rows until the filtered pool runs out. Past the last fresh row, results repeat.
Mailing label for mail merge templates. One line for spreadsheets and autofill tests. USPS caps for comparing against a validator. CSV for database seeds. JSON for API fixtures.
No. The Map button opens the place in Google Maps for coordinates, and the USPS ZIP Code lookup returns the ZIP+4 for any street line here.
