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Norway's 4-Digit postal code data depicts the boundaries of all Norwegian geographic zones. This system was developed by the Norwegian national postal service (Posten) in 1968, and it facilitates automatic sortation and efficient mail routing across the country.
Yes. These are better known as area postal codes (or: postnummer). People also refer to postal codes as PIN codes. This is an short for Postal Index Number.
The length of a ZIP code in Norway consists of 4 characters. These are 4 digits.
Norwegian postal codes consist of four characters. These characters represent the following:
The current postal codes (postnummer) in Norway (NO) range from 0010 – 9990. The lowest 4-digit postal code (0010) targets Slottsparken in Oslo. The highest postal code (9990) is located in Båtsfjord—a municipality in the northern Norwegian province of Finnmark.
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