List of postal codes in the Czech Republic

List of postal codes in the Czech Republic

Postal Codes in the Czech Republic consist of 5 numbers, usually written with a space following the third digit (eg "123 45").

Postal Codes

In general, the first three digits in the postal code represents the city or district. Note that the correspondence between postal code groupings and Czech Regions is not exact.

100 00 - 199 99 Prague

* 100 00 - 109 99 Prague 10 and Prague 11
* 110 00 - 119 99 Prague 1
* 120 00 - 129 99 Prague 2
* 130 00 - 139 99 Prague 3
* 140 00 - 149 99 Prague 4
* 150 00 - 159 99 Prague 5
* 160 00 - 169 99 Prague 6
* 170 00 - 179 99 Prague 7
* 180 00 - 189 99 Prague 8
* 190 00 - 199 99 Prague 9

250 00 - 295 99 Central Bohemian Region

* 250 00 - 251 99 Prague-East District
* 252 00 - 254 99 Prague-West District
* 256 00 - 259 99 Benešov District
* 261 00 - 264 99 Příbram District
* 266 00 - 268 99 Beroun District
* 269 00 - 271 99 Rakovník District
* 272 00 - 274 99 Kladno District
* 286 00 - 288 99 Mělník District
* 280 00 - 282 99 Kolín District
* 284 00 - 286 99 Kutná Hora District
* 288 00 - 290 99 Nymburk District
* 293 00 - 295 99 Mladá Boleslav District

301 00 - 349 99 Plzeň Region

* 301 00 - 326 99 Plzeň - City District
* 330 00 - 331 99 Plzeň-North District
* 332 00 - 336 99 Plzeň-South District
* 337 00 - 338 99 Rokycany District
* 339 00 - 342 99 Klatovy District
* 344 00 - 346 99 Domažlice District
* 347 00 - 349 99 Tachov District

350 00 - 364 99 Karlovy Vary Region

* 350 00 - 353 99 Cheb District
* 356 00 - 358 99 Sokolov District
* 360 00 - 364 99 Karlovy Vary District

370 00 - 399 99 South Bohemian Region

* 370 00 - 375 99 České Budějovice District
* 377 00 - 380 99 Jindřichův Hradec District
* 381 00 - 382 99 Český Krumlov District
* 383 00 - 385 99 Prachatice District
* 386 00 - 389 99 Strakonice District
* 390 00 - 392 99 Tábor District
* 393 00 - 396 99 Pelhřimov District "*technically in the Vysočina region"
* 397 00 - 399 99 Písek District

400 00 - 441 99 Ústí nad Labem Region

* 400 00 - 403 99 Ústí nad Labem District
* 405 00 - 408 99 Děčín District
* 410 00 - 413 99 Litoměřice District
* 415 00 - 419 99 Teplice District
* 430 00 - 432 99 Chomutov District
* 434 00 - 436 99 Most District
* 438 00 - 441 99 Louny District

460 00 - 473 99 Liberec Region

* 460 00 - 464 99 Liberec District
* 466 00 - 468 99 Jablonec nad Nisou District
* 470 00 - 473 99 Česká Lípa District


=500 00 - 572 99 Hradec Králové and Pardubice Regions=

* 500 00 - 504 99 Hradec Králové District
* 506 00 - 509 99 Jičín District
* 511 00 - 514 99 Semily District "*technically in the Liberec region"
* 516 00 - 518 99 Rychnov nad Kněžnou District
* 530 00 - 535 99 Pardubice District
* 537 00 - 539 99 Chrudim District
* 541 00 - 544 99 Trutnov District
* 547 00 - 552 99 Náchod District
* 560 00 - 566 99 Ústí nad Orlicí District
* 568 00 - 572 99 Svitavy District

580 00 - 595 99 Vysočina Region

* 580 00 - 584 99 Havlíčkův Brod District
* 586 00 - 589 99 Jihlava District
* 591 00 - 595 99 Žďár nad Sázavou District

600 00 - 698 99 South Moravian Region

* 600 00 - 649 99 Brno - City District
* 664 00 - 667 99 Brno-Country District
* 669 00 - 672 99 Znojmo District
* 674 00 - 676 99 Třebíč District "*technically in the Vysočina region"
* 678 00 - 680 99 Blansko District
* 682 00 - 685 99 Vyškov District
* 686 00 - 688 99 Uherské Hradiště District "*technically in the Zlín region"
* 690 00 - 693 99 Břeclav District
* 695 00 - 698 99 Hodonín District

700 00 - 749 99 Moravian-Silesian Region

* 700 00 - 729 99 Ostrava - City District
* 733 00 - 737 99 Karviná District
* 738 00 - 739 99 Frýdek-Místek District
* 741 00 - 744 99 Nový Jičín District
* 746 00 - 749 99 Opava District

750 00 - 769 99 Zlín Region

* 750 00 - 753 99 Přerov District "*technically in the Olomouc region"
* 755 00 - 757 99 Vsetín District
* 760 00 - 766 99 Zlín District
* 767 00 - 769 99 Kroměříž District

783 00 - 798 99 Olomouc Region

* 783 00 - 785 99 Olomouc District
* 787 00 - 787 99 Šumperk District
* 790 00 - 790 99 Jeseník District
* 792 00 - 795 99 Bruntál District "*technically in the Moravian-Silesian region"
* 796 00 - 798 99 Prostějov District

800 00 - 999 99 and 000 00 - 099 00 Reserved

Prior to the Dissolution of Czechoslovakia these numbers were assigned to regions in Slovakia . Slovakia continues to to use these numbers in their own postal code system, meaning that the postal codes of the Czech Republic and Slovakia do not overlap. However, recently the Slovak post office has started planning to use new codes which overlap with the Czech system.

External links

* [http://www.cpost.cz/jetspeed/portal/media-type/html/language/en/user/anon/page/default.psml/js_pane/sluzbyonline%2Cvyhledavanipsc Searchable database of Czech postal codes]


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