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Canada uses a 6‑character alphanumeric postal code (A1A 1A1) comprising Forward Sortation Area (FSA) and Local Delivery Unit (LDU), introduced in the 1970s to optimize mail delivery to areas and address ranges.
Yes—the Canadian postal code functions similarly to a ZIP code, using the A1A 1A1 format.
Each postal code is exactly 6 characters long (3 letters and 3 numbers, with a space in the middle).
FSA (first 3): First letter indicates province/territory or major region; second is numeric (1–9 for urban, 0 for rural); third letter narrows locale.
LDU (last 3): Identifies specific delivery unit, such as a city block, a building, or rural route.
Canada has over 800 000 unique codes; FSAs begin with letters A–Y (not D, F, I, O, Q, U, W, Z).
Example |
K1A 0B1 – Ottawa (Parliament) |
H4A 1A1 – Montréal area |
X0G 0A0 – Nunavut rural area |
M5V 3L9 – Toronto |
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