List Of Postcodes In Western Australia
Postcodes are used by Australia Post to identify postal districts in Australia.
Postcodes within WA are organised by district. The first two digits indicate region as follows:
- 60 - Perth North (600x-604x coastal; 605x-609x inland/hills)
- 61 - Perth South (610x-612x inland; 614x-617x coastal)
- 62 - South Western WA
- 63 - Southern WA
- 64 - South Eastern WA
- 65 - Mid Western WA
- 66 - Central WA
- 67 - Northern WA
- 68 & 69 - codes for postboxes in Perth metropolitan area
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