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Austria's postal codes (known as Postleitzahlen) depict the boundaries of every area in Austria down to post office level. The geographic segmentation of these districts was developed by the Austrian Post to aid in efficient mail routing across the country. The Austrian postal code system was introduced in 1966.
Yes. These are better known as area postal codes (or: postleitzahlen). People also refer to postal codes as PIN codes. This is an short for Postal Index Number.
The length of a zip code in Austria consists of 4 characters. These are 4 digits.
Austrian postal codes consist of four digits. These digits represent the following:
The current postal codes (Postleitzahlen) in Austria range from 1000–9992. The lowest 4-digit postal code (1000) targets Austria's capital, Vienna. The highest 4-digit postal code (9992) is located in Iselsberg-Stronach—a municipality in the state of Tirol.
Postal Code | State and State Capital |
1xxx | Vienna (Wien), Wien |
2xxx | Eastern side of Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), Sankt Pölten |
3xxx | Western side of Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), Sankt Pölten |
4xxx | Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), Linz |
5xxx | Salzburg and west Upper Austria, Salzburg |
6xxx | Tyrol and Voralberg (without East Tyrol), Innsbruck for Tyrol and Bregenz for Voralberg |
7xxx | Burgenland, Eisenstadt |
8xxx | Styria, Graz |
9xxx | Carinthia and East Tyrol, Klagenfurt |
Example |
1010 - Vienna City Center |
2054 - Haugsdorf |
3550 - Langenlois |
4030 - Linz |
5020, 5023, 5026, 5061, 5071, 5081, 5082 - Salzburg |
6020 - Innsbruck |
7011 - Zagersdorf |
8036 - Graz |
9904 - Thurn |
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