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12 DOLLAR TREE STORES, IN C. • 20 0 4 AN N UAL REPORT
COAST TO COAST
Dollar Tree
Ten years ago, Dollar Tree operated one manual dis-
tribution center. Over the ensuing decade, significant
resources have been devoted to build out a national
distribution network capable of supporting stores in
all 48 of the contiguous states. We now operate nine
distribution centers, and most are fully automated.
The addition of new distribution centers reduces
the mileage and cost to service our stores. Dollar
Tree’s logistics are focused on delivering merchandise
efficiently at the lowest cost possible. We have to;
everything we sell is only $1.00!
Stockton, California
Mariet ta, Oklahoma
Olive Branch, Mississippi
Chicago, Illinois area
Briar Creek, Pennsylvania
Savannah, Georgia
Chesapeake, Virginia
Salt Lake City, Utah
Ridgefield, W ashington
Distribution Centers
Chesapeake,Virginia January 1998 *
Olive Branch, Mississippi January 1999
Stockton, California January 20 0 0
Savannah, Georgia February 20 01
Briar Creek, Pennsylvania August 2001
Marietta, Oklahoma February 20 03
Salt Lake City, Utah June 20 03
Ridgefield,Washington Februa ry 20 0 4
Chicago, Illinois area June 20 0 4
* D ate opened
Headquarters
Dollar Tree Stores, Inc.
500 Volvo Parkway
Chesapeake,Virginia 23320
Phone (757) 321-5000