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Called PSČ (poštovní směrovací číslo), the Czech postal code is 5 digits in the format XXX XX, introduced in 1973 in Czechoslovakia and retained ever since.
Yes—the PSČ is functionally equivalent to a ZIP code.
The code is 5 numeric digits, usually written with a space after the third digit (e.g., 110 00).
The first digit defines the region (1 = Prague, 2–7 Bohemia/Moravia, 8–9 Slovakia legacy areas in dataset):
Ranges from 100 00 (central Prague) to 798 99 (Zlín region, Moravia).
| Prefix | Region / City |
| 110 00–199 99 | Prague |
| 200 00–249 99 | Central Bohemia |
| 301 00 | Plzeň |
| 360 01 | Karlovy Vary |
| 370 01 | České Budějovice |
| 400 01 | Ústí nad Labem |
| 601 00 | Brno |
| Example |
| 110 00 – Prague 1 |
| 150 00 – Prague 5 |
| 301 00 – Plzeň |
| 360 01 – Karlovy Vary |
| 500 01 – Hradec Králové |
| 602 00 – Brno |
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