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Hostess Locations Covered Under Certification T-A-W-82,165 Hostess Locations Covered Under Certification T-A-W-82,165 State Address AKA City Zip Code Facility Use Est. Workers AK 1230 EAST 68TH STREET #111 ANCHORAGE FREEZER SPACE ANCHORAGE 99518 Freezer NA AK 2248 SPENARD RD ANCHORAGE - WONDER/HOSTESS PLANT ANCHORAGE 99503 Plant 92 AK 2301 SPENARD RD ANCHORAGE - 2301 SPENARD RD ANCHORAGE 99503-1620 Storage NA AK 443 WEST PARKS HWY WASILLA - 443 W PARKS HWY WASILLA 99654-6921 Store/Depot 3 AL 2273 CONG W L DICKENSON DR MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY 36109-2611 Depot 7 AL 310 WEST HWY 78 JASPER - 310 WEST HWY 78 JASPER 35501-3742 Depot 4 AL 1300 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH BIRMINGHAM - 1300 1st AVE S aka 8-16 13th ST SOUTH BIRMINGHAM 35233 Depot/Warehouse 106 AL 22 SOUTH 14th STREET BIRMINGHAM - MERITA/WONDER PLANT BIRMINGHAM 35233 Plant NA AL 4000 BESSEMER HWY BIRMINGHAM - 4000 BESSEMER HWY BIRMINGHAM 35221-1656 Store 2 AL 510 COLISEUM BLVD MONTGOMERY - 510 COLISEUM BLVD MONTGOMERY 36109-1242 Store 2 AL 114 HAMIC DRIVE WEST OXFORD - 112 & 114 W HAMIC OXFORD 36203 Store/Depot 11 AL 1930 CRAWFORD ROAD PHENIX CITY - 1930 CRAWFORD ROAD PHENIX CITY 36867-4219 Store/Depot 7 AL 2201 2ND AVE NW CULLMAN - 2201 2ND AVE NW CULLMAN 35058-0471 Store/Depot 5 AL 3829 AVALON AVE MUSCLE SHOALS - 3829 AVALON AVE MUSCLE SHOALS 35661 Store/Depot 6 AL 424 CRAFT HIGHWAY CHICKASAW - 424 CRAFT HIGHWAY CHICKASAW 36611-1312 Store/Depot 24 AL 6310 UNIVERSITY BLVD #3 COTTONDALE SQUARE COTTONDALE 35453-1633 Store/Depot 4 AL 6998 NORTH MEMORIAL PKWY HUNTSVILLE - 6998 N MEMORIAL PKWY HUNTSVILLE 35810-1034 Store/Depot 8 AL 799 WEST ALABAMA HWY 77 RAINBOW CITY - 799 W HWY 77 RAINBOW CITY 35906 Store/Depot NA AL 1200 1ST AVE S BIRMINGHAM - 1200 1ST AVE S BIRMINGHAM 35233-1302 Store/Garage 30 AR 310 EAST KINGS HWY PARAGOULD - 310 E KINGS HWY PARAGOULD 72450-4428 Depot 4 AR 313 WEST BROADWAY AVE FORREST CITY - 313 W BROADWAY AVE FORREST CITY 72335-3620 Depot 9 AR 400 COMMERCE RD PINE BLUFF - 400 COMMERCE RD PINE BLUFF 70601-4701 Depot 7 AR 3101 SW "I" STREET BENTONVILLE - NATIONAL ACCOUNTS OFFICE BENTONVILLE 72712-9166 Office 5 AR 6313 GEYER SPRINGS RD aka WAKEFIELD, AR LITTLE ROCK 72209 Store 3 AR 6610 DOLLARWAY RD PINE BLUFF - 6610 DOLLARWAY RD PINE BLUFF 71602-3430 Store 2 AR 1115 WEST HILLSBORO ST EL DORADO - 1115 W HILLSBORO ST. EL DORADO 71730-7052 Store/Depot 3 AR 1612 S. PHOENIX AVE FT. SMITH - 1612 S. PHOENIX AVE. FT. SMITH 72901-7945 Store/Depot 18 AR 1700 ALBERT PIKE RD HOT SPRINGS - fka ALBERT PK & GARDNER HOT SPRINGS 71913 Store/Depot 13 AR 2605 EAST MAIN ST RUSSELLVILLE - 2605 E MAIN ST RUSSELLVILLE 72802-9632 Store/Depot 15 AR 300 S HWY 62/65 BYPASS HARRISON - 300 S HWY 62/65 BYPASS HARRISON 72601 Store/Depot 13 AR 3704 EAST RACE ST SEARCY - 3704 EAST RACE ST SEARCY 72143-620 Store/Depot 13 AR 716 HWY 5 NORTH MOUNTAIN HOME - HWY 5 NORTH MOUNTAIN HOME 72653 Store/Depot 6 AR 2807 EAST MATTHEWS AVE JONESBORO - 2807 E MATTHEWS AVE JONESBORO 72401-4416 Store/Depot/Garage 9 AR 3809 MCARTHUR RD N. LITTLE ROCK - 3809 MCARTHUR RD N. LITTLE ROCK 72118-4868 Store/Depot/Garage 33 AZ 1009 SOUTH GOODFELLOW RD PAYSON - 1009 S GOODFELLOW RD PAYSON 85541 Depot 1 AZ 1595 DOVER AVE LAKE HAVASU - 1595 DOVER AVE #F LAKE HAVASU 86403 Depot NA AZ 1600 EAST CAMINO COLORADO FT. MOHAVE FT. MOHAVE 86426 Depot 11 AZ 2001 NORTH 3RD ST FLAGSTAFF - 2001 N 3RD ST FLAGSTAFF 86004-4216 Depot 11 AZ 217 EAST 1ST ST CASA GRANDE - 217 EAST 1ST ST CASA GRANDE 85122 Depot 2 AZ 3295 NORTH NEVADA ST CHANDLER - 3295 N NEVADA ST CHANDLER 85225-1125 Depot 38 AZ 391 B WEST RD 250 CHINO VALLEY - 391 B WEST RD 250 CHINO VALLEY 86323 Depot 3 AZ 4535 NORTH ROOSEVELT ST KINGMAN AZ, 4535 N ROOSEVELT ST KINGMAN 86409 Depot NA AZ 49253 PARKER POSTON HWY EHRENBURG - 49253 PARKER POSTON HWY EHRENBURG 85334 Depot 1 AZ 600 EAST OLD LINDEN RD SHOWLOW - ROUTE 10 SHOWLOW 85901 Depot 1 AZ 684 EAST 4TH ST BENSON - 684 EAST 4TH ST BENSON 85602-6306 Depot 3 AZ 812 HIGHLAND AVE. GLOBE - 812 HIGHLAND AVE. GLOBE 85501 Depot NA AZ 816 EAST UNIVERSITY DR MESA - 816 E UNIVERSITY DR MESA 85209 Store 2 AZ 121 EAST 24TH ST YUMA - 121 E 24TH ST YUMA 85364-8544 Store/Depot 8 AZ 18453 NORTH 7TH AVE. PHOENIX - 18453 N 7TH AVE. 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