ZIP Code

West Street is roughly 3 miles long and passes through 4 different zip codes.

From Horatio Street through King Street, West Street is in the 10014 zip code.

From Charlton Street through Reade Street, West Street is in the 10013 zip code.

From Chambers Street through Barclay Street, West Street is in the 10007 zip code.

From Vesey Street through West Thames Street, West Street is in the 10280 zip code.

The zip code for all of West 92nd Street is 10025.

Note that mail to Manhattan addresses should be addressed to "New York, NY" not "Manhattan, NY."

So the address lines should look like this:

Joe and Kokomo Blow

175 West 92nd Street

New York, NY, 10025

In the original area code system in 1947, all of southern California, including Los Angeles, San Diego, Palm Springs, and Bakersfield, was area code 213, but that area code is now only the inner core of downtown Los Angeles.

The following area codes serve parts of southern California, in or near L.A.:

• 213: inner core of downtown Los Angeles
• 310: southwestern Los Angeles area, including Santa Monica, San Pedro, LAX, Malibu
• 323: "donut" around downtown L.A., including Hollywood, Huntington Park
• 424: (overlay of 310)
• 442: (overlay of 760)
• 562: Long Beach, southeastern L.A.
• 619: San Diego
• 626: Pasadena, San Gabriel Valley
• 657: (overlay of 714)
• 661: Bakersfield, northern L.A. county (Lancaster, Palmdale)
• 714: northern Orange County: Anaheim, Orange, most of Santa Ana
• 747: (overlay of 818)
• 760: northern San Diego County (Oceanside), Death Valley, Palm Springs
• 805: San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, coastal area just north of L.A.
• 818: Burbank, Glendale, Sherman Oaks, San Fernando Valley
• 858: La Jolla
• 909: San Bernardino, Ontario
• 949: southern Orange County: most of Irvine and Newport Beach
• 951: Riverside

Locations are approximate. Note that area code boundaries in California do not follow city or county boundaries, so many cities are divided between two or more area codes.

The telephone country code for the US, Canada, and certain nearby islands, is +1.

(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but Japan uses 010, Australia uses 0011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)

The zip code for all of West 33rd Street (from 12th Avenue to 5th Avenue) is 10001.

The zip code for all of East 33rd Street (from 5th Avenue to the East River) is 10016.

Ireland has no postal/zip codes, except in Dublin where the city is divided in postal codes 1-24. A plan for a National PostCode system for Ireland was to be implemented by Jan 2008. There are a number of organisations developing postcode systems for Ireland in advance of a government decision to introduce one in 2009. Potential code systems for Ireland are available to view on the web. However, no official code has been accepted by the Irish Government at this stage, nor is one being used widely by households across the country.

If you are addressing a letter to somewhere in the Republic of Ireland, all you need to know is the main part of the address and the county the town is in. You would put the name of the person it is going to, followed by the number and street name on the next line, followed by the town on the next line, the county on the next line and finishing it with Ireland. So it would be something like this:

Mr. John Doe

1 Main Street

Ballytown

Co. Dublin

Ireland.

Of course, only an American would insert a full stop after a contraction. Work it out yourselves.

Loc Codes Now Available

You can now use Loc8 Codes - an All Ireland Digital Addres code - Smarter than a postcode - see loc8code.com

There is no single zip code for 110th Street. Rather, 110th Street runs through three different zip codes, west to east across Manhattan. The first one is in the Morningside Heights neighborhood, the second is in Harlem, and the third is in East Harlem, aka Spanish Harlem:

The zip code for West 110th Street from Riverside Drive to Columbus Avenue (Riverside Drive ---> Broadway ---> Amsterdam Avenue ---> Columbus Avenue) is 10025.

The zip code for West 110th Street from Columbus Avenue to Fifth Avenue (Columbus Avenue ---> Manhattan Avenue ---> Central Park West aka 8th Avenue aka Frederick Douglass Boulevard ---> 7th Avenue ---> St. Nicolas Avenue ---> Malcolm X Boulevard ---> 5th Avenue) is 10026.

The zip code for East 110th Street from Fifth Avenue to the East River (Fifth Avenue ---> Madison Avenue ---> Park Avenue ---> Lexington Avenue ---> 3rd Avenue ---> 2nd Avenue ---> 1st Avenue ---> East River) is 10029.

There are about two dozen of them. Manhattan has close to 50 different zip codes, so Upper Manhattan (above 59th Street) has roughly half that.

Here is a list of them, although it is fairly useless without also listing which streets belong to each one. That would be exceedingly tedious and time consuming.

10021

10023

10024

10025

10026

10027

10028

10029

10065

10075

00083 (Central Park)

10128

10030

10031

10032

10033

10034

10035

10037

10040

10463 (the Marble Hill neighborhood, which is geographically part of the Bronx, and has a Bronx zip code, but is officially still part of Manhattan because it once was. See the Related Question below).

You can see the Related Link below for a zip code map, although it is a bit incomplete and/or out of date. The 10021 zip code has since been split into 3 different zip codes: 10021, 10065 and 10075. Also, it does not show the 10118 zip code, which is located inside the 10001 zip code and encompasses only one or two square blocks, including the Empire State Building.

Since I used this map to write this answer, my answer might be incomplete.