Postal codes in Switzerland and Liechtenstein facts for kids

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One-digit postcode areas Switzerland, defining the first digit of each four-digit postcode.

Two-digit postcode areas Switzerland, defining the first two digits of each four-digit postcode.

This page is a summary of the postal codes of Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

The countries use 4 numbers in their postal code. The numbers are sorted by location.

Switzerland

For a more complete list see: Postal codes in Switzerland

Postal codes beginning with 1: western Switzerland, including Geneva and Lausanne

Postal codes beginning with 2: western Switzerland, including Biel/Bienne and La Chaux-de-Fonds

Postal codes beginning with 3: Region Bern and Upper Valais

Postal codes beginning with 4: Region Basel

Postal codes beginning with 5: Region Aarau

Postal codes beginning with 6: Region Central Switzerland and Ticino, including Lucerne

Postal codes beginning with 7: Region Graubünden

Postal codes beginning with 8: Region Zürich

Postal codes beginning with 9: Region Eastern Switzerland, including St. Gallen

Liechtenstein

9485: Nendeln
9486: Schaanwald
9487: Gamprin
9488: Schellenberg
9489: Schaan
9490: Vaduz
9491: Ruggell
9492: Eschen
9493: Mauren
9494: Schaan
9495: Triesen
9496: Balzers
9497: Triesenberg
9498: Planken

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