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Best tool to find the postal code of any town in France,
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POSTAL CODE :
In France, the postal code is a series of numbers located at the beginning (on the left) of the last line of the address (place name). Set up in 1964 by the administration of the PTT, predecessor of La Poste, its format was initially a two-digit number corresponding to the department code used for the registration of motor vehicles, known as "mineralogical number". It changed in 1972 to five digits.
There is a postal code for each municipality which had a mail office in 1972. Municipalities with no such office have been assigned the codes of the distributing offices to which they were attached. The 36,600 municipalities in France are served by 6,300 postal codes.
Search by region, department and commune,
Search by town name or INSEE code,
Search for a town from its postal code,
Consult the information of a municipality: INSEE code, Region, Department, District, division into cantons, chief town.
Obtain statistics on French cities such as population, area, density ...
Get the geographic position of the town on a Google map.
Postal code and city database updated.
*** Offline application: This application works even in the absence of an internet connection, so do your research from anywhere ***
POSTAL CODE :
In France, the postal code is a series of numbers located at the beginning (on the left) of the last line of the address (place name). Set up in 1964 by the administration of the PTT, predecessor of La Poste, its format was initially a two-digit number corresponding to the department code used for the registration of motor vehicles, known as "mineralogical number". It changed in 1972 to five digits.
There is a postal code for each municipality which had a mail office in 1972. Municipalities with no such office have been assigned the codes of the distributing offices to which they were attached. The 36,600 municipalities in France are served by 6,300 postal codes.
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