What is the zip code for London .. England?

Answer 1

Zip Codes aren't used in the UK. Post Codes are used which usually narrow an address down to around 10 addresses. Large buildings have their own post code. So the answer to your question is that there are thousands of post codes in London. A London post code would look something like this: SE27 5AQ or SW16 3TF or N22 8ZB

Answer 2

Post Codes are used in the United Kingdom (which includes England). These post codes are more detailed than US ZIP codes and each code will cover around 10 residential addresses although large businesses may have their own unique post code. A typical UK post code would look something like this: BD25 8QS

Answer 3

Zip codes aren't in use in the UK. Post codes are in use which are much more detailed. Therefore there would be hundreds of post codes in Camden. However, the post code for the Camden area might start with NW1 (but not necessarily) and would be followed by at least three other digits/numbers.

Answer 4

=== === London does not have a single Zip code.

In the UK they are called postal codes and each district is different within a city and would have a different postal code

Answer 5

There are too many postcodes in the United Kingdom to name. Please refer to the "Related Links" below.

Answer 6

London has hundreds - possibly thousands of postcodes ! You need to be more specific about which tiny bit of London you mean !

Answer 7

London has many postcodes. They are based on subdivisions such as N (north) and SE (south-east). If you want a particular one, try Royal Mail's postcode finder.

Answer 8

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