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What do the six digits of the postal code stand for?
The first two figures represent provinces (cities, autonomous regions); The third digit indicates the postal area; The fourth digit indicates the county (city); The last two digits indicate the office.

Foreign postal codes

1, American coding rules

Zip code is a registered trademark of the United States Postal Service. The first digit of the zip code represents the state of the United States, the second and third digits together represent a region (possibly a big city), and the fourth and fifth digits represent more specific regions, such as small towns or areas of the city.

2. French coding rules

The postal code of France starts with 1972 and has * * 6 digits. The first two digits represent provinces, and the last three digits represent cities, regions or post offices respectively.

Extended data

According to reports, the current preliminary construction plan is to divide the new postal code into address identification code and short code. The former is mainly used for the unique identification of geographical location, and can be used to explain and calculate the spatial relationship with certain accuracy. The latter is convenient for people to remember and use, and the address trellis code can be simplified to a "short code" form of 5 to 6 bits.

The "new postal code" may appear in the form of two-dimensional code, which has the characteristics of multi-scale, identifiable, locatable, indexable, computable and automatic spatial correlation. When sending mail, citizens only need to select the address they want to send in the address library and send the corresponding code to the courier. The courier can enter the address code into the system to start the delivery process.

Baidu encyclopedia-postal code

People's Network-"New Postal Coding Standard" is expected to be implemented next year.