How do you find zip codes?

Answer 1

Either go to a post office or library where there are postal zip code books. Or use the web site of the US postal service. There is a number listed that is automatic that will identify zip codes. === === To search for zip codes on the internet: try using one of the "Related Links" below.

Answer 2

Two quick ways:

1) Google your address just using what you know. Usually Google Maps fills it in for you!

2) Go to usps.com (if you're from the USA) and click the "find a zipcode" link in the top bar. Enter your info, and it will be given.

Answer 3

We are unable to personally provide you with this information because we do not know who you are nor which country you are in, nor your geographical location.

Your zip code should be on any mail you have received.

Try using this website: Click Here.
Simply type your address into the search box and you should be given your zip code.

Failing that, visit your local post office. They will know.

Some countries do not use the term "zip code", some use the term "post code" and so on.

Answer 4

You can easily find the zip code solely by the address on the USPS zip code lookup, you just need to enter the address and it will generate the zip code and you can send your letter to your old friend.

Answer 5

There are different sources of ZIP code lookup tools online. The best tool is the one provided by the USPS. It's called "ZIP Code Lookup". Other websites include United States Zip Codes and ZipInfo.

Answer 6

Many different ways, you can go steal your neighbors mail..or just Google your state and city and you can get it

Answer 7

Zip codes are used for mail in the United States. A zip code is usually tied in with a county, however, they can overlap counties. Your zip code depends on where you live.

Answer 8

You can look up zip codes from the United States at either USPS or ZipInfo. Other countries, such as Canada, may have postal codes instead of zip codes, which you can look up on Canada Post.