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An Australian postal code, also known as a postcode, is typically represented as a 4-digit number. Each postcode designates a specific geographic area for efficient mail sorting and delivery.
Australia has neraly 3,333 postcodes. They cover big cities and faraway places. Like Sydney CBD with postcode 2000. Or Darwin in the Northern Territory with postcode 0800. Each postcode helps mail go where it needs to.
The first digit(s) of the postcode represent the state or territory. For example:
The following digits in the postcode indicate the specific locality or region within the state or territory.
For example, in the postcode "2000":
So, the full postcode "2000" refers to the central business district (CBD) of Sydney in New South Wales.
State or Territory | Flag | Capital | Postcodes |
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Australian Capital Territory | Canberra |
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New South Wales | Sydney |
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Northern Territory | Darwin |
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Queensland | Brisbane |
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South Australia | Adelaide |
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Tasmania | Hobart |
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Victoria | Melbourne |
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Western Australia | Perth |
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