Postal code of london?

Question

Postal code of london?

Answer 1

go to : www.royalmail.com  - and if you put the address of the premises in - it will tell you the postcode

Answer 2

There are lots. You need to know the bit of London, the street.

Answer 3

Postcode area District[1] Postcode districts

E Eastern E1 Head district • E2 Bethnal Green • E3 Bow • E4 Chingford • E5 Clapton • E6 East Ham • E7 Forest Gate • E8 Hackney • E9 Homerton • E10 Leyton • E11 Leytonstone • E12 Manor Park • E13 Plaistow • E14 Poplar • E15 Stratford • E16 Victoria Dock • E17 Walthamstow • E18 South Woodford

EC Eastern Central EC1 Head district • EC2 Bishopsgate • EC3 Fenchurch Street • EC4 Fleet Street

N Northern N1 Head district • N2 East Finchley • N3 Finchley • N4 Finsbury Park • N5 Highbury • N6 Highgate • N7 Holloway • N8 Hornsey • N9 Lower Edmonton • N10 Muswell Hill • N11 New Southgate • N12 North Finchley • N13 Palmers Green • N14 Southgate • N15 South Tottenham

N16 Stoke Newington • N17 Tottenham • N18 Upper Edmonton • N19 Upper Holloway • N20 Whetstone • N21 Winchmore Hill • N22 Wood Green

NW North Western NW1 Head district • NW2 Cricklewood • NW3 Hampstead • NW4 Hendon • NW5 Kentish Town • NW6 Kilburn • NW7 Mill Hill • NW8 St John's Wood • NW9 The Hyde • NW10 Willesden • NW11 Golders Green

SE South Eastern SE1 Head district • SE2 Abbey Wood • SE3 Blackheath • SE4 Brockley • SE5 Camberwell • SE6 Catford • SE7 Charlton • SE8 Deptford • SE9 Eltham • SE10 Greenwich • SE11 Kennington • SE12 Lee • SE13 Lewisham • SE14 New Cross • SE15 Peckham • SE16 Rotherhithe • SE17 Walworth • SE18 Woolwich • SE19 Upper Norwood • SE20 Anerley • SE21 Dulwich • SE22 East Dulwich • SE23 Forest Hill • SE24 Herne Hill • SE25 South Norwood • SE26 Sydenham • SE27 West Norwood • SE28 Thamesmead

SW South Western SW1 Head district • SW2 Brixton • SW3 Chelsea • SW4 Clapham • SW5 Earls Court • SW6 Fulham • SW7 South Kensington • SW8 South Lambeth • SW9 Stockwell • SW10 West Brompton

Battersea SW11 Head district • SW12 Balham • SW13 Barnes • SW14 Mortlake • SW15 Putney SW16 Streatham • SW17 Tooting • SW18 Wandsworth • SW19 Wimbledon • SW20 West Wimbledon

W Western W1 Head district

Paddington W2 Head district • W3 Acton • W4 Chiswick • W5 Ealing • W6 Hammersmith • W7 Hanwell • W8 Kensington • W9 Maida Vale • W10 North Kensington W11 Notting Hill • W12 Shepherds Bush • W13 West Ealing • W14 West Kensington

WC Western Central WC1 Head district • WC2 Strand

Answer 4

Try this link :

http://www.postoffice.co.uk/portal/po/po...

Answer 5

If you need , a postcode , go to postcode finder , and follow the instrucsions

Answer 6

There isn't just one post code for the whole of London!!

It may start with

N (north)

NE (north east)

E (east)

EC

S (south)

SE (south east)

W (west)

SW (south west)

Answer 7

There is no such thing as a postcode for 'London'. It is divided into six very central areas and six much larger outer areas, and all of these are sub divided alphabetically (e.g. W1 is western central and W2 is Paddington Main (an odd one out but is the main sorting office for mail to the West country), then it goes W3 for Acton, 4 Chiswick, 5 Ealing etc up to W14 which is West Kensington. The other areas are much the same except that there are a couple of "add-ons" to the SW area because these came after the original codes were finalised so they are not alphabetic - one of them just for instance is SW20 which is Anerley!

For interest, the areas are West Central (WC), Eastern Central (EC), then West (W), North West (NW), North (N), East (E), South East (SE) and South West (SW).

The only difference is that I didn't have to do a cut and paste job from elsewhere - I KNOW mine ! ! !

And note that W9 isn't Maida Vale - that's the name of a road. W9 is Maida HILL ! I'll not bother withany others.........

Answer 8

Any london streetmap / atlas will show the postal codes

but here are some



W1

Mayfair, Marylebone

Shopping along Oxford , Regent and Piccadilly Streets. Royal Academy of Arts



W2

Paddington, Bayswater

Hyde Park



WC1

Bloomsbury

British Museum, BBC Broadcasting House, Charles Dickens' House



WC2

Strand, Holborn, Covent Garden

Leicester Square, London Transport Museum, National Gallery, Nelson's Column, Royal Opera House, Trafalgar Square



W8

Kensington

Kensington Palace



SW7

Knightsbridge, South Kensington

Victoria and Albert Museum, Science Museum, Natural History Museum, Royal Albert Hall



SW1

Westminster

Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Victoria Station, Big Ben, Downing Street, Tate Gallery



EC3

City (east)

Tower of London



EC4

City

St. Paul’s Cathedral



SE1

Southwark

Globe Theatre, HMS Belfast, Imperial War Museum, London Bridge, National Theatre, Tower Bridge