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Postal code is a short set of numbers or letters included in a postal address and is used by postal companies to simplify and expedite the delivery of mail.
Its form varies from country to country, but most often represents one or more larger or smaller geographic areas.
Some special codes are also sometimes reserved for institutions or companies that receive large volumes of mail (eg the cedex system in France).
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In mechanized mail countries, the postal code is converted into a barcode and printed on the envelope.
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The need for quick mail sorting to speed up routing and distribution has been a priority for postal operators since their inception.
This need is primarily felt in very large cities, where the population is growing rapidly and the postman no longer has the ability to recognize each recipient individually. Several cities are subdivided into postal sectors. In London, districts were defined from 1857, and their code was indicated on street signs. In France, Paris was already divided into districts, which also corresponds to the post office. At the beginning of XX – th century, the United States does the same in big cities called with postal delivery area number (postal delivery area number), e.g. BOSTON 9 , but it does not appear that there was formalized use until the 1940s.
Kyiv stamp with code 12U1 .
The first country to implement a complete postcode system was the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic in 1932. Consisting of two groups of numbers separated by У by the Cyrillic letter – the initial letter for Ukraine (Ukraine) – it improved mail delivery. This device has worked up to 1939 years old
Representation of postal codes on the back of a letter in 1943.
A few years later, in 1941, the German Post from the Third Reich established a postal code due to expansion in various occupied territories, causing difficulty in determining the locality of the destination (with very different names between German and in the local language (in particular, Polish) The various geographical areas of Germany and the occupied territories are indicated by 1 or 2 digits called Postleitzahl (zip code). This numbering will be changed in 1945.
Two decades later, the postcode begins to be developed: in 1959 in the UK, in 1963 in the US, in the US. in Switzerland.
In 2019, out of 200 countries with a postal administration, 60 do not use postcodes.
Postal codes by country (from A to Z)
Legend: C = number, L = letter
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- South Africa: СССС – the last two digits indicate the method of distribution (personal or business addresses) in major cities.
- Algiers: CCCCC – see postcodes for cities in Algiers.
- Germany: CCCCC – postal code consists of 5 digits since 1993. Previously, there were only 4.
- Andorra: LLCCC – The first two letters must be AD followed by 100 to 700 for each county/region.
- Saudi Arabia: CCCCC.
- Argentina: LCCCCLLL or CCCC.
- Australia: СССС – the first digit of the zip code identifies the state of the recipient: 1 represents Sydney, 2 represents New South Wales or the Capital Territory, 3 is the state of Victoria, 4 is Queensland, 5 is South Australia, 6 West is 7 Tasmania, 8 is the city Melbourne, 9 – Brisbane, 0 – Northern Territories.
- Austria: SSSS – the first digit designates one of the nine provinces. nine0018
- Azerbaijan: SSSS.
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- Belgium: СССС – the first or two first digits indicate the sorting sector: 1 = Brussels; 2 = Antwerp; 30-34 = Leuven; 35-39 = Hasselt; 4 = stopper; 5 = Namur; 60-65 = Charleroi; 66-69 = Arlon; 7 = Mons; 8 = Bruges; 9 = Ghent. See detailed article: Postal code in Belgium.
- Benin: CCLLCCCCC.
- Belarus: Danish stamp.
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: CCCCC.
- Brazil: CCCCC-CCC.
- Burkina Faso: CC
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- Cambodia :CCCC-CCC.
- Canada: LCL CLC. (See Postcode in Canada) The first letter identifies the province, usually numbered from east to west. The next two are a rural area, a city or part of a city, or even a very tall building. The last symbols may represent a whole city if it is small, one large building, or even a part only if it is very large. W and Z are not used as the first character, D, F, I, O, Q and U are never used in a Canadian postal code. There are two types of postcodes in Canada:
W and Z are not used as the first character, D, F, I, O, Q and U are never used in a Canadian postal code. There are two types of postcodes in Canada:- rural postcodes (L0L CLC) and
- city postal codes (LXL CLC, where X is different from 0).
- Chile.
- China: Danemark – this is called youbian .
- Taiwan – Republic of China (Taiwan): CCC – called youdi chyuhao . The first number increases from north to south. 0 cannot be used in the first position.
- Colombia: Danish stamp. nine0018
- Croatia: CCCCC.
- Cameroon : 100C
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- Denmark: SSSS. See Danish postcodes
- Dominican Republic: CCCCC.
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- Ecuador: inconnu.
- Spain: CCCCC The first two digits indicate the province, numbered alphabetically.
- Estonia.
- United States: CCC -CC – Zip code is nine digits long, but often only the first five are used for personal mail; they increase from east to west. nine0018
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- Finland: CCCCC.
- France: CCCCC, see Postcodes in France.
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- Gibraltar:
GX11 1AA Introduced in 2006. - Greece : CCC CC.
- Guatemala: CCCCC.
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- Hungary: SSSS.
- Haiti: HT-CC, see Postcodes in Haiti.
- India: inconnu - see postal code.
- Indonesia: SSSK 1st digit: region, 2nd digit: kabupaten (department) or kota (city of specific value), 3rd digit: kecamatan (district), 4th digit: kelurahan or dec.
- Iran.
- Ireland : LCC LCCC or LCL LCCC or LCW LCCC
- Israel: 1970C. The code consisted of 5 digits until 2013 and changed to 7 digits in early 2013. The first two digits represent the postal sector growing from north to south, with the exception of the city of Jerusalem, whose codes begin with
9. Codes starting with 0are assigned to mail destined for the military. Each locality has a unique postal code. Larger cities are divided into blocks and streets. - Italy : CCCCC.
- Japan: CCC-CCCC.
- Kazakhstan: inconnu.
- Kyrgyzstan: Inkonnu.
- Latvia.
- Lithuania: CCCCC.
- Luxembourg: SSSS, see postal code in Luxembourg
- Liechtenstein: CCC - linked to Swiss postal addresses.
- North Macedonia: SSSS.
- Madagascar : CCC. The first number specifies the province. The last two represent a rural area, city, or infrastructure (such as Ivato Airport). nine0018
- Malaysia: CCCCC.
- Falkland Islands:
FIQQ 1ZZfor the entire territory, modeled on the United Kingdom. Introduced May 2003 (FI for Falkland Islands ). - Morocco: CCCCC. — See Postcodes of Morocco.
- Mexico : CCCCC. The first two digits identify the state, with the exception of the numbers 00 to 16, which indicate part of the Federal District.
- Moldova: SSSS.
- Montenegro: CCCCC. The Poštanski broj system common to Serbia until 2005, inherited from the old Yugoslav system. nine0018
- Nauru:
NRU68. A single code for the whole country introduces . The number 68 commemorates the date of joining the Universal Postal Union in 1968. - Norway.
- New Zealand .
- Oman: CCC: The first number represents the region in the division preceding the new governorates created in 2006. The last two denote an office or city. nine0018
- Uzbekistan : inconnu. This country has been using the new six-digit system since . The first two digits indicate the postal zone, which corresponds to different regions of the country, the next two - the city, the last two - the distributor's office. For the capital Tashkent, the postal code is in the form
100xxx, the last three digits identifying the post office. Previously, this country used the postal code of the former Soviet Union, the first digit of the code began with 7. - Pakistan.
- Netherlands: (See: Postcode in the Netherlands) - CCCC LL. The first digit cannot be 0. If the last digit is 0, the postal code applies to the mailbox series. The letters F, I, O, Q, U and Y were not used until 2005. Combinations of SA, SD and SS are always excluded.
- Philippines: SSSS.
- Poland: CC-CCC.
- Portugal: CCCC-CCC.
- Romania: Danish stamp since 2003. Before this date, there were only 4 digits, 5 for Bucharest. nine0018
- United Kingdom: (See British postcodes) ( postcode ) can take several forms: LC CLL, LLC CLL, LCC CLL or LLCC CLL with other possible variations. The first letter indicates the correspondent's city, zone or district in London.
- Serbia: CCCCC - poštanski broj or formerly PTT broj created in 1971, replaced since 2005 by GBP PAK - poštanski adresni kod.
- Singapore: Danemark - each building has its own postal code. nine0018
- Slovakia : CCC CC. - Postové smerové číslo PSČ.
- Sri Lanka : CCCCC.
- Sweden: CCC CC.
- Switzerland: SSSS - see postal routing number.
- Senegal: CCCCC - see La Poste (Senegal)
- Czech Republic: CCC CC. Postovni Směrovací Číslo - PSČ.
- Tunisia: SSSS.
- Turkey.
- Ukraine: SSSS. nine0018
- Venezuela : SSSS, SSSS-L
- ↑ (in) Ingert Kuziych, " The first postal code in the world " ["the first postal code in the world"], on upns. org, Ukrainian Philatelic and Numismatic Society, (as of March 15, 2019 ) .
- ↑ " 50 years ago Swiss Post introduced postal code ", on rts.ch, Swiss Radio and Television, (as of March 15, 2019) .
- ↑ South Africa: full official list.
- ↑ (de) Germany: complete official list.
- ↑ (in) Saudi Arabia: The Official List (official description of the address structure).
- ↑ Argentina: official full list.
- ↑ Australia: official full list.
- ↑ Austria: official full list.
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- ↑ Belarus: official full list.
- ↑ Bosnia and Herzegovina: full official list.
- ↑ Brazil: official full list.
- ↑ Cambodia: official full list.
- ↑ Canada: Official List.
- ↑ Chile: official full list.
- ↑ Colombia: official full list.
- ↑ Croatia: official full list.
nine0018 - ↑ Denmark: official full list.
- ↑ " República Dominicana Postcodes [Actualizado 2019] " ["Dominican Postal Codes [2019 Update)"] on dominicanaenlaweb.com (accessed March 15, 2019) .
- ↑ " Dominican Republic " [PDF] , on upu.int, Union Postale Universelle, (accessed 15 March 2019) .
nine0018 - ↑ (es) Ecuador: official full list.
- ↑ Spain: official full list.
- ↑ Spain: postcode map.
- ↑ Estonia: full official list.
- ↑ US: Official Complete List.
- ↑ Finland: official full list.
- ↑ France: official full list.
- ↑ " Gibraltar " [PDF] , on upu.org, Universal Postal Union (as of March 15, 2019) .
- ↑ (in) Greece: official list.
- ↑ (es) Guatemala: full official list.
- ↑ Hungary: official full list.
- ↑ Haiti: official list.
- ↑ India: official full list.
- ↑ Iran: official full list.
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- ↑ (in) Ido Kenan, "At Israel Post has your number. All 7 digits are " ["Israel Post has your number. All his 7 digits"] at haaretz.com, Haaretz newspaper, (accessed March 15, 2019) .
- ↑ " Israel " [PDF] , on upu.int, Universal Postal Union, (accessed 15 March 2019) .
- ↑ Italy: official full list.
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- ↑ (ru) Kyrgyzstan: official full list.
- ↑ Latvia: official full list.
- ↑ (lt) Lithuania: official full list.
- ↑ " North Macedonia: Official full list of " (Archive • Wikiwix • Archive.is • Google • What to do?) .
- ↑ Madagascar: official full list.
nine0018 - ↑ Malaysia: official full list.
- ↑ (in) " Rummell welcomes the new Falkland Islands zip code. "[" Rammell welcomes the new Falklands zip code. '], at en.mercopress.com, MercoPress, (accessed March 18, 2019) .
- ↑ " Falkland Islands (Malvinas) " [PDF] , on upu.org, Union Postale Universelle, (as of March 18, 2019) .
- ↑ Morocco: official full list.
- ↑ Mexico: full official list.
- ↑ Moldova: official full list.
- ↑ (in) " Naoero POST CORPORATE RULES (POSTCODE) 2019 " ["Nauru Postal Services Society: Regulation 1919 (Postal Code)"] [PDF] at http://ronlaw.gov.nr, Nauru Legislative Assembly database, (accessed March 15, 2019) .
- ↑ " Nauru ", on upu.org, Universal Postal Union, (accessed 15 March 2019) .
- ↑ (c) “ General Director Visits Nauru ”, Nauru Bulletin , P 2.2019/186, (Read online [PDF] , as storage on March 15, 2019g.) .
- ↑ Norway: official full list.
- ↑ New Zealand: official full list.
- ↑ " Oman " [PDF] , on upu. int, Union Postale Universelle, (accessed 18 March 2019) .
- ↑ (c) " New postcodes " ["New postcodes. »] (Accessed March 18, 2019) .
- ↑ " Uzbekistan » [PDF] , on upu.int, Universal Postal Union, (accessed 18 March 2019) .
- ↑ (ru) Uzbekistan: official full list.
- ↑ Pakistan: full official list.
- ↑ Netherlands: Postcode Lookup.
- ↑ (in) Philippines: official list (top right drop-down list).
- ↑ (pl) Poland: official full list.
nine0018 - ↑ (pt) Portugal: official full list.
- ↑ (ro) Search on the Romanian Post website.
- ↑ UK: official full list.
- ↑ UK: "Postal code" normative construct, including (??) variants.
- ↑ (sr) Serbia: official full list.
- ↑ Singapore: full official list.
- ↑ Slovakia: official full list.
nine0018 - ↑ Postal Code Format http://www.mapanet.eu/FR/resources/Postal-Format.asp
- ↑ Swiss Post.
- ↑ La Poste Senegal.
- ↑ Czech Republic: official full list.
- ↑ Tunisia: full official list.
- ↑ Turkey: official full list.
- ↑ (in) : Official list.
- Postal codes according to the Universal Postal Union (UPU, a United Nations body): list by member country
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How to find out the postal code at the address online
With the advent of the Internet, many have forgotten what letters in envelopes are. It's so easy to go in and immediately send, without leaving your home. And the recipient will read the email within a few seconds.
But ordinary letters are still sent, usually business correspondence with the need to send documentation, or vice versa, letters are sent to far corners of Russia, where "the Internet has not yet set foot". And in order for the letter to reach the place, it should be sent according to all the rules. nine0005
What is the postal code
One of the most important rules is the correct spelling of the postal code. An index is not just a number. According to the Federal Law of the Russian Federation "On Postal Communication", postal codes are considered to be a certain six-digit number of digits, which is assigned to each department and facility.
Initially, back in the early 20th century, the index consisted of numbers and letters. During the difficult times of the Second World War, this sending system was simplified to dialing only from numbers. In the middle of the 20th century, an improved indexing system was optimized and introduced in Germany. nine0005
Since 2012, 192 countries have been included in a single register of post-war use of the index. In Russia, in addition to the written index by hand, it is customary to fill out a code stamp. What it is? This is a special field for filling in the index numbers in a special printed way. The introduction of a code stamp is a necessary measure for automated recognition of the index, and therefore simplifies the work of the post office in sending letters and parcels to the desired address.
The correct spelling of the index is a guarantee of the correctness and speed of delivery. The six-digit indexing is created and constructed in such a way that the post office index number is the index number of a particular structure, house or building. In some cases, a separate postal code can be assigned to the whole structure. Most often these are administrative buildings. nine0005
How to find out the index at the address Russian Post
Find out the index on the Russian Post website
To correctly write the number on a letter or parcel, just go to the official website of the Russian Post and perform a number of simple steps:
Step 1.