List of Postal Codes in Iraq

List Of Postal Codes In Iraq

Iraq's postal system was rededicated May 24, 2004. All international Iraqi mail is routed through the International Service Center (ISC) facility, located at the Baghdad International Airport. The new 2004 system utilizes five digits that correspond to the Region, governorate as well as the post office within that governorate. In Baghdad, each neighborhood has a zip code.

Read more about List Of Postal Codes In Iraq:  Al Anbar Governorate 31, Al Basrah Governorate 61, Al Muthanna Governorate 66, Al Najaf Governorate 54, Al Quadisiya Governorate 58, Al Sulaymaniah Governorate 46, Al Ta'amim Governorate 36, Arbil Governorate 44, Babil Governorate 51, Baghdad Governorate 10, Duhok Governorate 42, Deyala Governorate 32, Karbala Governorate 56, Maysan Governorate 62, Mousl Governorate / Nainawa Governorate 41, Salah Al Deen Governorate 34, Thi Qar Governorate 64, Wasit Governorate 52, Source

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