London has thousands of different Post Codes. Each group of around 10 addresses has its own code and some large buildings have their own code. A London post code would look something like this: SE25 2TP or E16 5LS.
They use postcodes that are alphanumeric, for example: E1; E2; E3; E4; EC1; EC2; N; NW; SE; SW; W; WC This is what it would look like: House of Commons: SW1A 0AA; House of Lords Palace of Westminster: SW1A 0PW; Buckingham Palace: SW1A 1AA; For more information, please refer to the "Related Links" below. == == St. Albans: AL: AL1; AL2; AL3; AL4; AL5; AL6; AL7; AL8; AL9; AL10 London East: E: E1; E1W; E2; E3; E4; E5; E6; E7; E8; E9; E10; E11; E12; E13; E14; E15; E16; E17; E18; E77; E98 London East Central: EC: EC1; EC2; EC3; EC4; EC1A; EC1M; EC1N; EC1P; EC1R; EC1V; EC1Y; EC2A; EC2M; EC2N; EC2P; EC2R; EC2V; EC2Y; EC3A; EC3M; EC3N; EC3P; EC3R; EC3V; EC4A; EC4M; EC4N; EC4P; EC4R; EC4V; EC4Y; EC50 Enfield: EN: EN1; EN2; EN3; EN4; EN5; EN6; EN7; EN8; EN9; EN10; EN11 Harrow: HA: HA0; HA1; HA2; HA3; HA4; HA5; HA6; HA7; HA8; HA9 Ilford: IG: IG1; IG2; IG3; IG4; IG5; IG6; IG7; IG8; IG9; IG10; IG11 Kingston Upon Thames: KT: KT1; KT2; KT3; KT4; KT5; KT6; KT7; KT8; KT9; KT10; KT11; KT12; KT13; KT14; KT15; KT16; KT17; KT18; KT19; KT20; KT21; KT22; KT23; KT24 London North: N: N1; N2; N3; N4; N5; N6; N7; N8; N9; N10; N11; N12; N13; N14; N15; N16; N17; N18; N19; N20; N21; N22; N81 London North West: NW: NW1; NW1W; NW2; NW3; NW4; NW5; NW6; NW7; NW8; NW9; NW10; NW11 Romford: RM: RM1; RM2; RM3; RM4; RM5; RM6; RM7; RM8; RM9; RM10; RM11; RM12; RM13; RM14; RM15; RM16; RM17; RM18; RM19; RM20; RM50 London South East: SE: SE1; SE2; SE3; SE4; SE5; SE6; SE7; SE8; SE9; SE10; SE11; SE12; SE13; SE14; SE15; SE16; SE17; SE18; SE19; SE20; SE21; SE22; SE23; SE24; SE25; SE26; SE27; SE28 Sutton: SM: SM1; SM2; SM3; SM4; SM5; SM6; SM7 London South West: SW: SW1A; SW1E; SW1H; SW1P; SW1V; SW1W; SW1X; SW1Y; SW2; SW3; SW4; SW5; SW6; SW7; SW8; SW9; SW10; SW99; SW11; SW12; SW13; SW14; SW15; SW16; SW17; SW18; SW19; SW20; London West: W: W1A; W1B; W1C; W1D; W1E; W1F; W1G; W1H; W1J; W1K; W1S; W1T; W1U; W1W; W2; W3; W4; W5; W6; W7; W8; W9; W10; W11; W12; W13; W14 London West Central: WC:WC1A; WC1B; WC1E; WC1H; WC1N; WC1R; WC1V; WC1X; WC2A; WC2B; WC2E; WC2H; WC2N; WC2R; WC99 London is a fairly large City (with an inner core and outer core)...so it depends on where in London you would like to send mail....
the meyerton postal code is 1960. check your postal code book.
53700
Yeah seems like there's two postal codes one is T5N 0L5 and the other T5N 1L6
Hmm ... you might find your answer in this link. See related links below. Not sure if it write or wrong, but that's all I have. "The Suez has the postal codes: 43527, 43514, 43511, 43711 and 43712."
Londons a small community compared to the Sahara
the meyerton postal code is 1960. check your postal code book.
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