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Bhimber Postal Codes (Complete List of All Areas)
There are multiple post offices under Bhimber GPO. GPO basically stands for General Post Office and the complete area of Bhimber is covered by several Post Office under the main GPO.
Each Post Office has a unique postal code so if you want to deliver a post to a specific address in Bhimber you need a postal code for that particular area post office. So, we have a complete list of all post offices under Bhimber GPO and their accurate postal codes (zip codes).
Note: There are two types of postal codes added below for Bhimber. 4-digit postal codes are of Non-Delivery Post Offices while 5-digit postal codes are of Delivery Post Offices. If you want to send mail (package), you usually need a 5-digit postal code only.
Post Office Name | Postal Code | City (GPO) | Province |
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BANGLA SADABAD | 10050 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
BARJAH | 10070 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
BARNALA | 10020 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
BARSALI | 10044 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
BHARING | 10030 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
BHIMBER GPO | 10040 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
BINDI | 10090 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
CHOWKI | 10080 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
DHANDAR KALAN | 10038 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
DHERI WATTAN | 10042 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
KADHALA | 10034 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
MOIL | 10012 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
PITHO RANI | 10036 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
POONA | 10100 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
SAMINANI | 10060 | Bhimber | Azad Kashmir |
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History of the Postal Code System in Pakistan
The postal code system in Pakistan was introduced on January 1, 1988, in order to make mail delivery more efficient. Prior to this, mail was delivered based on the recipient’s city and area, which often resulted in confusion and delays. The introduction of postal codes allowed for a more precise and organized system of mail delivery, enabling packages and letters to be delivered to their intended destinations more quickly and accurately.
In Pakistan, postal codes consist of five digits and are assigned to specific areas within a city or town. The first two digits represent the city or town, while the last three digits identify the specific area or neighborhood within that city or town. For example, a postal code of “54000” would indicate a location in Lahore, while “74600” would indicate a location in Multan.
Here is an example of the postal code series of all provinces along with the federal.
- Punjab postal codes range from 30xxx to 64xxx
- Balochistan postal codes range from 82xxx to 92xxx
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) postal codes range from 19xxx to 29xxx
- Sindh postal codes range from 65xxx to 79xxx
- The Federal Capital (Islamabad) postal codes range from 44000 to 45320
- Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) postal codes range from 00010 to 12991.
- Non-delivery Post Office postal codes range from 01511 to 09261
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Yes, Pakistan uses Postal Codes to help facilitate the delivery of mail and parcels across the country. Postal Codes in Pakistan are made up of 5 digits, with the first two digits representing the province, and the remaining three digits indicating the specific district or post office.
What is the meaning of Postal Code and Zip Code?
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What does a Postal Code look like in Pakistan?
In Pakistan, a Postal Code consists of 5 digits, with the first two digits representing the province, and the remaining three digits indicating the specific district or post office. For example, the Postal Code for Lahore is 54000, where 54 represents the province of Punjab and 000 represents the specific district or post office within Lahore.
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