As A Canadian Postal Code
Canada Post uses the characters H0H 0H0 as the postal code for letters to be sent to Santa Claus.
The full address is:
- SANTA CLAUS
- NORTH POLE H0H 0H0
- CANADA
In French, Santa's name translates as "Father Christmas", addressed as:
- PÈRE NOËL
- PÔLE NORD H0H 0H0
- CANADA
Since the postal code system has 'H0' set up to represent a tiny or rural village ('0') inside of the city of Montreal or Laval ('H'), H0 codes are quite rare and a seasonal allocation of H0H does not appear with any other normal postal codes.
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