List of Postal Codes in Mexico

List Of Postal Codes In Mexico

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Postal codes in Mexico are issued by SEPOMEX (Servicio Postal Mexicano). They are of five digits and modelled on the US zip code system. The first 2 digits identify a state (or part thereof); and assignments are done alphabetically by state name, except for codes in the 0xxxx-1xxxx range which identify the delegaciones (boroughs) of Mexico City.

00-16 Distrito Federal 20 Aguascalientes 21-22 Baja California 23 Baja California Sur
24 Campeche 29-30 Chiapas 31-33 Chihuahua 25-27 Coahuila
28 Colima 34-35 Durango 36-38 Guanajuato 39-41 Guerrero
42-43 Hidalgo 44-49 Jalisco 50-57 México 58-61 Michoacán
62 Morelos 63 Nayarit 64-67 Nuevo León 68-71 Oaxaca
72-75 Puebla 76 Querétaro 77 Quintana Roo 78-79 San Luis Potosí
80-82 Sinaloa 83-85 Sonora 86 Tabasco 87-89 Tamaulipas
90 Tlaxcala 91-96 Veracruz 97 Yucatán 98-99 Zacatecas

This is a partial list of postal codes in Mexico:

Read more about List Of Postal Codes In Mexico:  0xxxx-1xxxx: Mexican Federal District (México, D.F.), 20xxx: Aguascalientes, 21xxx-22xxx: Baja California, 23xxx: Baja California Sur, 24xxx: Campeche, 25xxx-27xxx: Coahuila, 28xxx: Colima, 29xxx-30xxx: Chiapas, 31xxx-33xxx: Chihuahua, 34xxx-35xxx: Durango, 36xxx-38xxx: Guanajuato, 39xxx: Guerrero, 42xxx-43xxx: Hidalgo, 44xxx-48xxx: Jalisco, 50xxx-57xxx: México State (Estado De México), 58xxx-61xxx: Michoacán, 62xxx: Morelos, 63xxx: Nayarit, 64xxx-67xxx: Nuevo León, 68xxx-71xxx: Oaxaca, 72xxx-75xxx: Puebla, 76xxx: Querétaro, 77xxx: Quintana Roo, 78xxx-79xxx: San Luis Potosí, 80xxx-82xxx: Sinaloa, 83xxx-85xxx: Sonora, 86xxx: Tabasco, 87xxx-89xxx: Tamaulipas, 91xxx-94xxx: Veracruz, 97xxx: Yucatán, 98xxx: Zacatecas

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