Post Offices in Leh, JAMMU AND KASHMIR

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Post Office PIN Code
Alchi B.O 194106
Bazgo B.O 194101
Bazgo B.O 194105
Biama B.O 194106
Chamray B.O 194201
Chuchot Gongma B.O 194101
Chuchot Shama B.O 194101
Chuchot Yokma B.O 194101
Chuchul B.O 194101
Chuglamsar S.O 194104
Chumathang B.O 194201
Diskit S.O 194401
Dumkhar B.O 194106
Durbuk B.O 194101
Faing B.O 194101
Gia Meru B.O 194201
Hanoo B.O 194106
Hemis Changa B.O 194201
Hemis Shukpacahan B.O 194106
Hemiya B.O 194201
Horzey B.O 194101
Hunder B.O 194401
Igoo B.O 194201
Kairay B.O 194201
Karoo B.O 194201
Khalsi S.O 194106
Khardong B.O 194401
Kubat B.O 194401
Kungyam B.O 194201
Lamayuru B.O 194106
Leh City S.O 194101
Leh H.O 194101
Likir B.O 194106
Matho B.O 194101
Ney B.O 194101
Nomoo B.O 194101
Nurla B.O 194106
Nyoma B.O 194101
Nyoma Mud S.O 194404
Panamik B.O 194401
Saboo B.O 194104
Sakti B.O 194201
Sasapol B.O 194106
Saspol S.O 194402
Shara B.O 194201
Shey B.O 194201
Skurbuchan B.O 194106
Spituk B.O 194101
Stok B.O 194101
Takmachik B.O 194106
Temisgam B.O 194106
Terchey B.O 194401
Thiksay S.O 194201
Tia B.O 194106
Tiger Sumur B.O 194401
Turtuk B.O 194401
Wanla B.O 194106


Pin Code or Postal Codes of India

A PIN Code (Postal Index Number) is a numerical code used by postal services to simplify the sorting and delivery of mail. Introduced by the Indian Postal Service on 15 August 1972, the PIN code system helps in efficient mail delivery across India.

Structure of a PIN Code

A PIN Code consists of six digits, each representing a specific geographical region:

  1. First Digit – Represents the region (Zone)
  2. Second Digit – Represents the sub-region (Circle)
  3. Third Digit – Represents the sorting district
  4. Last Three Digits – Represent the specific post office
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Postal Zones in India

There are nine postal zones in the country of which eight are regional and one is used for the Indian Army. The first digit of the PIN code designates the zone and is used across the 9 zones or regions that are spread across India:

PIN Code 1st DigitsZone or Region
1Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Haryana, Punjab, Delhi
2Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand
3Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Rajasthan, Gujarat
4Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Goa
5Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka
6Puducherry, Lakshadweep, Tamil Nadu, Kerala
7Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Sikkim, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, West Bengal, Odisha
8Bihar, Jharkhand
9Field Post Office (FPO), Army Post Office (APO)

Postal Circles in India

India is divided into 23 Postal Circles. One state can have multiple postal circles and one postal circle can be sub-divided and shared amoung multiple states depending on the volume of mail handled in a region. Every state has one or more sorting districts or region which is headquartered at the main post office of the largest city in the region.

Circle / Region NameISO CodePIN Code Prefix
DelhiDL11
HaryanaHR12 – 13
PunjabPB14 – 15
ChandigarhCH16
Himachal PradeshHP17
Jammu & KashmirJK18 – 19
Uttar Pradesh, UttarakhandUP, UK20 – 28
RajasthanRT30 – 34
GujaratGJ36 – 39
Daman & DiuDD396210
Dadra & Nagar HaveliDN396
MaharashtraMH40 – 44
GoaGA403
Madhya PradeshMP45 – 48
ChhattisgarhCT49
TelanganaTG50
Andhra PradeshAP51 – 53
KarnatakaKA56 – 59
Tamil NaduTN60 – 64
PuducherryPY605
KeralaKL67 – 69
LakshadweepLD682
West BengalWB70 – 74
SikkimSK737
Andaman & NicobarAN744
OrissaOR75 – 77
AssamAS78
 Arunachal PradeshAR790 – 792
ManipurMN795
MeghalayaML793 – 794
MizoramMZ796
NagalandNL797 – 798
TripuraTR799
BiharBR80 – 85
JharkhandJH80 – 83, 92
Army Postal ServiceAPS90 – 99