- List of postal codes in Finland
Postal codes in Finland are managed by
Posti , the Finnish nationalpost office .The codes have five digits, where the first two designate the municipality (or group of municipalities) and the following two the district or village. The last digit is usually a zero in street addresses (except in some small communities where it may be a five). Postal codes ending in the digit one are used for post office boxes. Some recipients of large volumes of mail have their own postal codes.
Postal code districts
These are the areas identified by the first two digits of the postal codes. Note that the districts given here are approximate, as real postal code districts seldom follow administrative region or province boundaries, and sometimes even a single municipality can be located in multiple postal code districts.
00-02
Greater Helsinki * 00
Helsinki
* 01Vantaa (+ Southern parts ofNurmijärvi and South Western parts ofSipoo /Sibbo )
* 02 theEspoo region (+Kirkkonummi )03-10 Rest of the
Uusimaa region* 03 north-western
Uusimaa
* 04 north-easternUusimaa
* 05Hyvinkää
* 06Porvoo
* 07 the rest ofEastern Uusimaa
* 08Lohja
* 09 the rest of the Lohja region
* 10 South Western Uusimaa,Hanko /Hangö ,Pohja /Pojo ,Tammisaari /Ekenäs area11-19 eastern
Tavastia * 11
Riihimäki
* 12 the rest of the Riihimäki region
* 13Hämeenlinna (includingHattula )
* 14 the rest ofTavastia Proper
* 15 theLahti region
* 16 southernPäijänne Tavastia
* 17 the west bank ofLake Päijänne
* 18Heinola
* 19 north-easternPäijänne Tavastia 20-29 south-western Finland
* 20
Turku (includingKaarina )
* 21 the rest of the Turku region
* 22Åland
* 23 theUusikaupunki region ("Vakka-Suomi")
* 24 Salo (includingHalikko )
* 25 the rest of westernFinland Proper
* 26 Rauma
* 27 the rest of southernSatakunta
* 28Pori (includingUlvila )
* 29 the rest of northern Satakunta30-39 western
Tavastia * 30
Forssa
* 31 the rest of the Forssa region
* 32 theLoimaa region
* 33 theTampere region
* 34 northernPirkanmaa
* 35 north-eastern Pirkanmaa
* 36 south-eastern Pirkanmaa
* 37 south-western Pirkanmaa
* 38 easternSatakunta
* 39 north-western Pirkanmaa40-49
Central Finland andKymenlaakso * 40 the
Jyväskylä region
* 41 the eastern part ofCentral Finland
* 42 theJämsä andKeuruu regions
* 43 northern Central Finland
* 44 theÄänekoski region
* 45Kouvola (inclKuusankoski andValkeala )
* 46Anjalankoski
* 47 north-westernKymenlaakso
* 48Kotka
* 49 theHamina region50-59 south-eastern Finland
* 50
Mikkeli
* 51 the northern part ofSouthern Savonia
* 52 the south-eastern part of Southern Savonia
* 53Lappeenranta
* 54 the rest of the Lappeenranta region
* 55Imatra
* 56Rautjärvi andRuokolahti
* 57Savonlinna
* 58 the western part of Southern Savonia
* 59 the rest ofSouth Karelia 60-69
Ostrobothnia * 60 the
Seinäjoki region
* 61 the western part ofSouthern Ostrobothnia
* 62 the northern part of Southern Ostrobothnia
* 63 the eastern part of Southern Ostrobothnia
* 64 southern Ostrobothnia
* 65Vaasa (includingKorsholm )
* 66 northern Ostrobothnia
* 67Kokkola
* 68 theJakobstad region
* 69 the rest ofCentral Ostrobothnia 70-79 northern
Savonia * 70
Kuopio
* 71 the rest of the Kuopio region
* 72 the western part ofNorthern Savonia
* 73 the eastern part of Northern Savonia
* 74 theIisalmi region
* 75Nurmes (includingValtimo )
* 76Pieksämäki (includingPieksänmaa )
* 77Suonenjoki (includingRautalampi )
* 78Varkaus
* 79 the rest of the Varkaus region80-89 eastern Finland and
Ylivieska * 80
Joensuu
* 81 northernNorth Karelia
* 82 southern North Karelia
* 83 western North Karelia
* 84Ylivieska
* 85 theNivala region
* 86 the central part ofNorthern Ostrobothnia
* 87Kajaani
* 88 southernKainuu
* 89 northern Kainuu90-99 northern Finland
* 90 the
Oulu region
* 91 the northern part ofNorthern Ostrobothnia
* 92 theRaahe region
* 93 the eastern part of Northern Ostrobothnia
* 94Kemi (includingKeminmaa )
* 95 theTornio region and western Lapland
* 96Rovaniemi
* 97Ranua andPosio
* 98 central Lapland
* 99 northern LaplandExternal links
* [http://www.posti.fi Posti] - the Finnish postal service
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