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The postal code format in Peru was updated in February 2011 to be of the format NNNNN (five digits). |
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A '''Peruvian postal code''' ([[Peruvian Spanish]]: ''codigo postal'') is a five-digit string that comprises part of a [[Mail|postal]] [[address]] in Peru. Prior to 2011, only the major cities of Lima and Callao used postal codes. However, in February 2011 a nationwide system was implemented which employs a five-digit numeric format. Similar to the postal codes of [[Mexico]], [[Brazil]], [[Australia]], the [[United States]], and elsewhere, postal codes in Peru are strictly numerical, using only numbers. |
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The first two digits of the postal code identify the [[Regional circumscriptions of Peru|administrative region or department]], whereas the final two digits represents a specific [[Districts of Peru|district]] or location within a district. The middle digit does not strictly relate to specific [[Provinces of Peru|provinces]], therefore it is possible and indeed common for one province to be split amongst multiple postal zones. |
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The first three digits of the postal code are the postal zone, which corresponds to a Province. For instance, Postal Zone 010 is for the Chachapoyas province. The remaining two digits identify a geographical part of the province - there is no relation between the last two digits and an administrative boundary. |
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For example, the province of [[Chachapoyas Province|Chachapoyas]] contains portions of postal zones ''010, 012, 013 and 014'' whereas postal zone ''011'' is entirely within [[Bongará Province]]. Regardless, it can be understood that all five postal zones are within the [[Department of Amazonas, Peru|Department of Amazonas]], since they all begin with the digits '''01'''. |
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An online tool to search for postal code can be found here: http://www.codigopostal.gob.pe/pages/invitado/consulta.jsf |
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An online tool to search for postal codes can be found [http://www.codigopostal.gob.pe/pages/invitado/consulta.jsf here]. |
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[http://www.mtc.gob.pe/portal/CPOSTAL/Listado_codigo_postal.html Peruvian Ministry of Transport and Communications' website] (link broken). |
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==Postal codes |
== Postal codes == |
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The following chart lists the various postal codes in use throughout Peru. Each department or region is assigned a two-digit regional code. This makes up the beginning of the postal code. The final two digits comprise a geographic code which denotes a specific district or area within a district. The middle digit is not tied to administrative boundaries. Final digits other than "0" or "5" tend to denote urban or built-up areas, though this is not always the case. |
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The '''historical list of postal codes from Lima and Callao ''' (pre February 2011) is shown below. |
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Therefore, the postal code for the district of Jazan, in the Amazones Region, is '''01130''', whereas the postal code for the city of ''Pedro Ruiz Gallo'' within Jazan district, is '''01131.''' |
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===Lima=== |
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Lima 01 = Cercado |
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Similarly, while the district of ''Conchuccos'' has the postal code '''02875''', the urban city of the same name uses the postal code '''02876.''' |
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Lima 02 = Ancon |
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Lima 03 = Ate |
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!Postal Zone |
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!Geographic Codes and Districts |
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|010 |
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|00: [[Chachapoyas District|Chachapoyas]], [[Huancas District|Huancas]] |
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01: [[Chachapoyas, Peru|City of Chachapoyas]] |
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|[[Chachapoyas Province|Chachapoyas]] |
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| rowspan="9" |[[Amazonas (Peruvian department)|Amazonas]] |
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|011 |
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|00: [[Valera District|Valera]] |
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10: [[Churuja District|Churuja]] |
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20: [[San Carlos District, Bongará|San Carlos]] |
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Lima 04 = Barranco |
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Lima 05 = Breña |
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Lima 06 = Carabayllo |
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Lima 07 = Comas |
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Lima 08 = Chaclacayo |
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Lima 09 = Chorrillos |
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Lima 10 = El agustino |
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Lima 11 = Jesús María |
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Lima 12 = La Molina |
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Lima 13 = La Victoria |
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Lima 14 = Lince |
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Lima 15 = Lurigancho |
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Lima 16 = Lurin |
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Lima 17 = Magdalena |
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Lima 18 = Miraflores |
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Lima 19 = Pachacamac |
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Lima 20 = Pucusana |
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Lima 21 = Pueblo Libre |
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Lima 22 = Puente Piedra |
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Lima 23 = Punta Negra |
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Lima 24 = Punta Hermosa |
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Lima 25 = Rimac |
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Lima 26 = San Bartolo |
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Lima 27 = San Isidro |
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Lima 28 = Independencia |
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Lima 29 = San Juan de Miraflores |
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Lima 30 = San Luis |
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Lima 31 = San Martin de Porres |
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Lima 32 = San Miguel |
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Lima 33 = Santiago de Surco |
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Lima 34 = Surquillo |
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Lima 35 = Villa María del Triunfo |
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Lima 36 = San Juan de Lurigancho |
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Lima 37 = Santa María del Mar |
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Lima 38 = Santa Rosa |
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Lima 39 = Los Olivos |
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Lima 40 = Cieneguilla |
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Lima 41 = San Borja |
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Lima 42 = Villa el Salvador |
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Lima 43 = Santa Anita |
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30: [[Jazán District|Jazán]] |
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Callao |
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Callao 1 = Callao |
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Callao 2 = Bellavista |
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Callao 3 = Carmen de la Legua |
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Callao 4 = La Perla |
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Callao 5 = La Punta |
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Callao 6 = Ventanilla |
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31: [[Pedro Ruiz Gallo]] |
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===Callao=== |
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40: [[Cuispes District|Cuispes]] |
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50: [[Florida District, Peru|Florida]] |
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51: [[Pomacochas]] |
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60: [[Yambrasbamba District|Yambrasbamba]] |
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61: [[Monte Puyo Conservation Area]] |
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|[[Bongará Province|Bongará]] |
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|012 |
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|00: [[Granada District|Granada]] |
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10: [[Quinjalca District|Quinjalca]] |
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20: [[Chiliquín District|Chiliquín]] |
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30: [[Asunción District, Chachapoyas|Asunción]] |
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40: [[Recta District|Recta]] |
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50: [[Jumbilla District|Jumbilla]] |
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60: [[Chisquilla District|Chisquilla]] |
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70: [[Corosha District|Corosha]] |
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80: [[Olleros District, Chachapoyas|Olleros]] |
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|Chachapoyas |
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Bongará |
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|013 |
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|00: [[Sonche District|Sonche]] |
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05: [[Soloco District|Soloco]] |
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10: [[San Francisco de Daguas District|San Francisco de Daguas]] |
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15: [[Cheto District|Cheto]] |
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20: [[Molinopampa District|Molinopampa]] |
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25: [[Vista Alegre District, Rodríguez de Mendoza|Vista Alegre]] |
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30: [[Mariscal Benavides District|Mariscal Benavides]] |
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35: [[San Nicolás District, Rodríguez de Mendoza|San Nicolás]] |
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40: [[Omia District|Omia]] |
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41: Omia |
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45: [[Longar District|Longar]] |
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50: [[Cochamal District|Cochamal]] |
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55: [[Huambo District, Rodríguez de Mendoza|Huambo]] |
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60: [[Santa Rosa District, Rodríguez de Mendoza|Santa Rosa]] |
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65: [[Totora District|Totora]] |
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70: [[Limabamba District|Limabamba]] |
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75: [[Milpuc District|Milpuc]] |
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80: [[Chirimoto District|Chirimoto]] |
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|Chachapoyas |
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[[Rodríguez de Mendoza Province|Rodríguez de Mendoza]] |
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|014 |
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|00: [[Levanto District|Levanto]] |
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05: [[San Isidro de Maino District|San Isidro de Maino]] |
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10: [[Magdalena District, Chachapoyas|Magdalena]] |
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15: [[Tingo District|Tingo]] |
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20: [[Colcamar District|Colcamar]] |
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25: [[Longuita District|Longuita]] |
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30: [[María District|María]] |
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35: [[San Juan de Lopecancha District|San Juan de Lopecancha]] |
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40: [[La Jalca District|La Jalca]] |
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41: [[Juan Velasco Alvarado]] University |
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45: [[Santo Tomás District, Luya|Santo Tomás]] |
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50: [[San Francisco del Yeso District|San Francisco del Yeso]] |
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55: [[Mariscal Castilla District, Chachapoyas|Mariscal Castilla]] |
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60: [[Montevideo District|Montevideo]] |
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65: [[Leimebamba District|Leimebamba]] |
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70: [[Chuquibamba District, Chachapoyas|Chuquibamba]] |
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75: [[Balsas District|Balsas]] |
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80: [[Cocabamba District|Cocabamba]] |
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85: [[Pisuquia District|Pisuquia]] |
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86: [[Chuilon]] |
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|Chachapoyas |
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[[Luya Province|Luya]] |
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|015 |
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|00: [[Lonya Chico District|Lonya Chico]] |
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05: [[Inguilpata District|Inguilpata]] |
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10: [[Luya District|Luya]] |
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15: [[Lámud District|Lámud]] |
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20: [[San Cristóbal District, Luya|San Cristóbal]] |
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25: [[San Jerónimo District, Luya|San Jerónimo]] |
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30: [[Conila District|Conila]] |
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35: [[Ocumal District|Ocumal]] |
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40: [[Providencia District|Providencia]] |
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45: [[Ocalli District|Ocalli]] |
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50: [[Camporredondo District|Camporredondo]] |
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51: [[Camporredondo (city)]] |
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55: [[Lonya Grande District|Lonya Grande]] |
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56: [[Lonya Grande (city)]] |
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60: [[Yamón District|Yamón]] |
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65: [[Cumba District|Cumba]] |
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66: [[Cumba (city)]] |
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70: [[Trita District|Trita]] |
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75: [[Luya Viejo District|Luya Viejo]] |
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80: [[Santa Catalina District|Santa Catalina]] |
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|Luya |
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[[Utcubamba Province|Utcubamba]] |
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|016 |
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|00: [[Shipasbamba District|Shipasbamba]] |
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10: [[Jamalca District|Jamalca]] |
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11: [[Jamalca (city)]] |
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20: [[Bagua Grande District|Bagua Grande]] |
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21: [[Bagua Grande|Bagua Grande Village]] |
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30: [[El Milagro District|El Milagro]] |
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31: [[El Milagro (city)]] |
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|Utcubamba |
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Bongará |
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|017 |
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|00: [[Cajaruro District|Cajaruro]] |
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01: [[Cajaruro (city)]] |
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10: [[Copallín District|Copallín]] |
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11:[[Copallin (city)]] |
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20: [[Bagua District|Bagua]] |
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21: [[Bagua, Peru|Bagua (town)]] |
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30: [[El Parco District|El Parco]] |
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40: [[La Peca District|La Peca]] |
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41: [[La Peca|La Peca (village)]] |
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|Utcubamba |
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[[Bagua Province|Bagua]] |
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|018 |
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|00: [[Aramango District|Aramango]] |
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01: [[Aramango|Aramango (town)]] |
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10: [[Imaza District|Imaza]] |
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11: {{ill|Chiriaco (Imaza)|lt=Chiriaco|no|Chiriaco}} |
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20: [[El Cenepa District|El Cenepa]] |
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21: [[Huampami]] |
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30: [[Nieva District|Nieva]] |
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31: [[Santa María de Nieva]] |
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40: [[Río Santiago District|Río Santiago]] |
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41: [[Puerto Galilea]] |
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|Bagua |
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[[Condorcanqui Province|Condorcanqui]] |
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!Geographic Codes and Districts |
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!Region |
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== Historical postal codes == |
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The historical list of postal codes from Lima and Callao is shown below. As of February 2011, these codes are no longer in use. |
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=== Lima === |
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*Lima 01 = Cercado |
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*Lima 02 = Ancon |
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*Lima 03 = Ate |
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*Lima 04 = Barranco |
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*Lima 05 = Breña |
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*Lima 06 = Carabayllo |
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*Lima 07 = Comas |
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*Lima 08 = Chaclacayo |
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*Lima 09 = Chorrillos |
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*Lima 10 = El agustino |
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*Lima 11 = Jesús María |
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*Lima 12 = La Molina |
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*Lima 13 = La Victoria |
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*Lima 14 = Lince |
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*Lima 15 = Lurigancho |
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*Lima 16 = Lurin |
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*Lima 17 = Magdalena |
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*Lima 18 = Miraflores |
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*Lima 19 = Pachacamac |
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*Lima 20 = Pucusana |
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*Lima 21 = Pueblo Libre |
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*Lima 22 = Puente Piedra |
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*Lima 23 = Punta Negra |
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*Lima 24 = Punta Hermosa |
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*Lima 25 = Rimac |
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*Lima 26 = San Bartolo |
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*Lima 27 = San Isidro |
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*Lima 28 = Independencia |
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*Lima 29 = San Juan de Miraflores |
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*Lima 30 = San Luis |
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*Lima 31 = San Martin de Porres |
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*Lima 32 = San Miguel |
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*Lima 33 = Santiago de Surco |
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*Lima 34 = Surquillo |
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*Lima 35 = Villa María del Triunfo |
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*Lima 36 = San Juan de Lurigancho |
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*Lima 37 = Santa María del Mar |
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*Lima 38 = Santa Rosa |
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*Lima 39 = Los Olivos |
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*Lima 40 = Cieneguilla |
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*Lima 41 = San Borja |
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*Lima 42 = Villa el Salvador |
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*Lima 43 = Santa Anita |
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=== Callao === |
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*CALLAO 01 : [[Callao District]] |
*CALLAO 01 : [[Callao District]] |
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*CALLAO 02 : [[Bellavista District|Bellavista]] |
*CALLAO 02 : [[Bellavista District|Bellavista]] |
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*CALLAO 06 : [[Ventanilla District|Ventanilla]] |
*CALLAO 06 : [[Ventanilla District|Ventanilla]] |
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==External links== |
== External links == |
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*[http://www.mtc.gob.pe/portal/CPOSTAL/inicio_codigo_postal.html] - National Postal Code - Peru (in Spanish) |
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20121028232000/http://www.mtc.gob.pe/portal/CPOSTAL/inicio_codigo_postal.html] - National Postal Code - Peru (in Spanish) |
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*[http://www.codigopostal.gob.pe/pages/invitado/consulta.jsf] - Oficial Postal Code Search - Ministry of Transport and Communications of Peru |
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*[http://www.andina.com.pe/Espanol/Noticia.aspx?Id=5/FrP9KFcJQ=] - |
*[http://www.andina.com.pe/Espanol/Noticia.aspx?Id=5/FrP9KFcJQ=] - Ministry of Transport and Communications announces new Postal Code system in Peru (in Spanish) |
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*[http://www.worldpostalcodes.org/postal-codes-of-peru.php Peru Postal Code Lookup and Maps] |
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Latest revision as of 06:58, 10 August 2024
A Peruvian postal code (Peruvian Spanish: codigo postal) is a five-digit string that comprises part of a postal address in Peru. Prior to 2011, only the major cities of Lima and Callao used postal codes. However, in February 2011 a nationwide system was implemented which employs a five-digit numeric format. Similar to the postal codes of Mexico, Brazil, Australia, the United States, and elsewhere, postal codes in Peru are strictly numerical, using only numbers.
The first two digits of the postal code identify the administrative region or department, whereas the final two digits represents a specific district or location within a district. The middle digit does not strictly relate to specific provinces, therefore it is possible and indeed common for one province to be split amongst multiple postal zones.
For example, the province of Chachapoyas contains portions of postal zones 010, 012, 013 and 014 whereas postal zone 011 is entirely within Bongará Province. Regardless, it can be understood that all five postal zones are within the Department of Amazonas, since they all begin with the digits 01.
An online tool to search for postal codes can be found here.
Postal codes
[edit]The following chart lists the various postal codes in use throughout Peru. Each department or region is assigned a two-digit regional code. This makes up the beginning of the postal code. The final two digits comprise a geographic code which denotes a specific district or area within a district. The middle digit is not tied to administrative boundaries. Final digits other than "0" or "5" tend to denote urban or built-up areas, though this is not always the case.
Therefore, the postal code for the district of Jazan, in the Amazones Region, is 01130, whereas the postal code for the city of Pedro Ruiz Gallo within Jazan district, is 01131.
Similarly, while the district of Conchuccos has the postal code 02875, the urban city of the same name uses the postal code 02876.
Postal Zone | Geographic Codes and Districts | Provinces | Region |
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Historical postal codes
[edit]The historical list of postal codes from Lima and Callao is shown below. As of February 2011, these codes are no longer in use.
Lima
[edit]- Lima 01 = Cercado
- Lima 02 = Ancon
- Lima 03 = Ate
- Lima 04 = Barranco
- Lima 05 = Breña
- Lima 06 = Carabayllo
- Lima 07 = Comas
- Lima 08 = Chaclacayo
- Lima 09 = Chorrillos
- Lima 10 = El agustino
- Lima 11 = Jesús María
- Lima 12 = La Molina
- Lima 13 = La Victoria
- Lima 14 = Lince
- Lima 15 = Lurigancho
- Lima 16 = Lurin
- Lima 17 = Magdalena
- Lima 18 = Miraflores
- Lima 19 = Pachacamac
- Lima 20 = Pucusana
- Lima 21 = Pueblo Libre
- Lima 22 = Puente Piedra
- Lima 23 = Punta Negra
- Lima 24 = Punta Hermosa
- Lima 25 = Rimac
- Lima 26 = San Bartolo
- Lima 27 = San Isidro
- Lima 28 = Independencia
- Lima 29 = San Juan de Miraflores
- Lima 30 = San Luis
- Lima 31 = San Martin de Porres
- Lima 32 = San Miguel
- Lima 33 = Santiago de Surco
- Lima 34 = Surquillo
- Lima 35 = Villa María del Triunfo
- Lima 36 = San Juan de Lurigancho
- Lima 37 = Santa María del Mar
- Lima 38 = Santa Rosa
- Lima 39 = Los Olivos
- Lima 40 = Cieneguilla
- Lima 41 = San Borja
- Lima 42 = Villa el Salvador
- Lima 43 = Santa Anita
Callao
[edit]- CALLAO 01 : Callao District
- CALLAO 02 : Bellavista
- CALLAO 03 : Carmen de la Legua Reynoso
- CALLAO 04 : La Perla
- CALLAO 05 : La Punta
- CALLAO 06 : Ventanilla
External links
[edit]- [1] - National Postal Code - Peru (in Spanish)
- [2] - Oficial Postal Code Search - Ministry of Transport and Communications of Peru
- [3] - Ministry of Transport and Communications announces new Postal Code system in Peru (in Spanish)
- Peru Postal Code Lookup and Maps