Province | Localities | Postal codes | Postal codes (Range) |
---|---|---|---|
Buenos Aires | 3187 | 548 | B1601 - B8512 |
Catamarca | 783 | 48 | K4139 - K5753 |
Chaco | 448 | 43 | H3500 - H3734 |
Chubut | 442 | 46 | U8211 - U9431 |
Cordoba | 2395 | 290 | X2189 - X8522 |
Corrientes | 1209 | 71 | W3185 - W3641 |
Entre Rios | 1076 | 110 | E1647 - E3826 |
Formosa | 370 | 24 | P3511 - P7401 |
Jujuy | 472 | 42 | Y4411 - Y4655 |
La Pampa | 712 | 62 | L3203 - L8336 |
La Rioja | 370 | 45 | F5263 - F5741 |
Mendoza | 566 | 78 | M5435 - M6279 |
Misiones | 391 | 42 | N3300 - N3601 |
Neuquen | 464 | 29 | Q3353 - Q8407 |
Rio Negro | 454 | 47 | R8134 - R9138 |
Salta | 930 | 56 | A3636 - A4651 |
San Juan | 396 | 36 | J5400 - J5546 |
San Luis | 1250 | 60 | D4703 - D6721 |
Santa Cruz | 263 | 23 | Z8401 - Z9407 |
Santa Fe | 990 | 225 | S2000 - S8148 |
Santiago Del Estero | 1947 | 109 | G2340 - G5714 |
Tierra Del Fuego | 48 | 5 | V9409 - V9421 |
Tucuman | 1095 | 66 | T4000 - T5157 |
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Argentina, the eighth-largest country in the world, has a well-organized postal code system to ensure the efficient delivery of mail and packages across its diverse regions. Known as "Código Postal Argentino" (CPA), Argentina's postal codes are essential for accurately identifying specific locations within its vast territory, covering urban centers, rural areas, and everything in between. This page provides an overview of the postal code system in Argentina, a postal code search tool, and an interactive map for better understanding.
Argentina's postal codes follow a specific alphanumeric format designed for clarity and precision. The format is:
Letter + Four Digits + Three Letters
For example: B1702BDV
This system allows for detailed identification, making mail distribution more efficient.
Argentina introduced its postal code system in the late 20th century to streamline mail sorting and delivery processes. Initially, the postal codes were simple numeric identifiers for large geographic areas. However, as the country's population grew and urbanization increased, the system was revised to be more precise. The modern CPA system was introduced in 1999, incorporating a combination of letters and numbers to accommodate the complexity of addresses in densely populated cities and rural regions. This evolution improved mail accuracy and delivery speed, ensuring that every address, whether in Buenos Aires or the Patagonia wilderness, could be uniquely identified.
The implementation of the CPA system was a collaborative effort between the Argentine government and the national postal service, Correo Argentino. Key steps in this process included:
The CPA system has since become an integral part of Argentina's postal operations, supporting domestic and international correspondence.
The interactive map provides a visual way to explore postal codes in Argentina:
For example, clicking on a location in Buenos Aires may display:
Our website offers two easy ways to search for postal codes in Argentina:
Additionally, our interactive map displays Postal codes for various locations across Argentina. You can click anywhere on the map to see detailed information about the postal code for that area, including latitude, longitude, and the exact address.
To learn more about the Postal codes system and guidelines for efficient mail delivery across Argentina, visit Argentina Post's official website.
See this document from Universal Postal Union for the comprehensive guidelines on correctly addressing mail within Argentina.
Learn more about the historical context and the structure of Postal codes on the Postal codes in Argentina Wikipedia Page.
Check the Argentina country codes page for more information on ISO codes or abbreviations for each Provinces and Regions in Argentina.