How many numbers are in zip code?

Answer 1

Canadian postal codes, which are actually integrated with British postal codes, generally contain six digits (the digits can be numbers or letters depending on their position) with a space half way in between, e.g. T6E 2T2 is Edmonton, Alberta.

Answer 2

Answer:Five or Nine. Some zip codes have only five numbers, but, there are a few that have nine numbers because the area is so big and has so many addresses in it. A five digit zip code will look like this: 12345. A nine digit zip code will look like this: 12345-6789. Answer:Actually, all U.S. street addresses, regardless of the size of the city area have a ZIP+4 designation by the USPS. The added group of four numbers acts as an extra identifier to aid in efficient mail sorting and delivery, pinpointing not only the city, but its geographic segment, within a five-digit delivery area, such as: a city block, a group of apartments, a P.O. box or an individual high-volume receiver of mail, like a regional utilities company, university or the IRS.

Answer 3

Different countries have different procedures for postal codes. Some have only numbers and some are numbers and letters. It depends on the country in question.

Answer 4

There are 3 numbers (as well as 3 letters)

Answer 5

9