Is there any place on the internet to find the postal codes for cities in other countries?
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There are no postal codes in Vietnam. You need to make sure you have the correct street, district and province addressed. The best way to make sure everything is correct is to have the recepient send their correct address to you by E-mail.
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Area Codes or Zip Codes?\nType into your browser, Area Codes or the other.  It's free for all in the US.
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I've never heard about that city, but you can find the information you need in the Postal Office webpage\n\nhttp://zip4.usps.com/zip4/citytown.jsp
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Here is a list of all Postal Codes in Amman:\n\nRoyal Palaces\n 11100\n \nParliament 11101\n \nArab Army 11102 \nOfficial Post 11103 \nQueen Alia Airport 11104 \nCentral Amman 11110 \nAl-Muhagrin 11115 \nDown Town 11118 \nEastrn Hussien 11121 \nAl-Qussor 11122 \nAl-Hashmi 11123 \nAl- Mahta 11130 \nAl-mzare 11133 \nMarqa 11134 \nJabal el-Naser 11140 \nJabal el-Taj 11140 \nJabal-Amman 11181 \nZahran 11183 \nAl-Waibdeh 11191 \nWestern Hussien 11192 \nHousing Bank Center 11193 \nShmisani 11194 \nDahiet Al-Hussien 11195
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For starters, check the website for the U.S. Postal Service. There you can check zip codes for any city for free. If you are looking for a hard copy, try the United States Census Bureau, US Department of the Interior.
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it depends on the address.. in the USA you can look up the zip code on the United States Postal Service website.  I am sure there is a Canadian equivilant however I don't know the address.  below is the link to the USA zipcode lookup.
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The USPS doesn't have offices outside of the US. You can check out their website to see if the information you are after is on that:\nhttp://www.usps.com/\n\nFor the UK postal searvice, Royal Mail, you should check out their website here:\nhttp://www.royalmail.com/
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depends to which counry - there is no internaional convention as such. As long as you place the name of the country as the last line in your address it should be ok.\n\nIn the UK you should write the addresse as follows\n1. The house name or numeber, Street name\n   23 European street\n2. then the Town name, County\n   Derby, Derbyshire\n3. Postal Code\n    DE1 6XY\n4. country name \n    UK\n\n\nIn Germany for eg.\n\nagain house name or number, followed by street name\nbelow that Postal code Name of Town\nthen Germany or Deutschland\n\nhope that gives you an idea.\n\nMaybe you could search the internet for the country you are seeking to address too
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Yes.  http://www.usps.com/
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LIKE EVERY OTHER COUNTRY DIFFRENT CITY/TOWN'S HAVE THAIR OWN ZIP/POST CODE not country's
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go to mapquest you will need to know what city, state, and country
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Canadian cities/provinces have Postal codes, not zip codes, and there are a lot more of them than US zip codes. Each postal code represents an area a lot smaller than a zip code (e.g. a city block).  There are many quebec postal codes. Try www.canadapost.ca
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A postal code (known in various countries as a post code, postcode, or ZIP code) is a series of letters and/or digits appended to a postal address for the purpose of sorting mail.\n\nGermany was the world's first country with a postal code system in the early 1960s. The United States followed a couple of years later.\n(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code)\n\nThe US Postal Code (ZIP Code).\nhttp://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blmailus4.htm\n\nLondon Postal Districts\n\nThe first system, of ten sectors identified by letters, was introduced in 1858; the numbered subdivisions were a war-time measure and date from 1917. The 1917 subdivisions remain important, because they form the first part of the two-part modern postcode (so N1 1AA is an address in the old N1 district), and because they continue to be used by Londoners to refer to their districts.\n\nThe London postal districts are organized by sectors, as follows, and then numbered alphabetically within their sectors.\n\n    * In central London, WC and EC (West Central and East Central).\n    * In the rest of inner London, N, NW, SW, SE, W and E.\n    * In parts of outer London the districts are subdivisions of 63 other post towns and were introduced at the same time as the other UK postcodes.\n\n------------------------------\nStill doesn't answer your question. I think it was a committee!
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Postcodes in London are like those for the rest of the UK in that they are specific to particular blocks of buildings in particular streets ie there is no one particular postcode for London.  There are thousands.\n\nTo find the postcode for a particular address, you need the Royal Mail's postcode finder at:\n\nwww.royalmail.com
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http://www.switchboard.com/\n\nYou can use that site to find any number in the country.
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011 + country code + city code + local number
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www.usps.com  and look for calculate postage