Postcode (Italy)

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Postcode areas in Italy after the first two digits

The Italian postcodes (Italian: Codice di avviamento postale , CAP ) were introduced on July 1, 1967. They must be given in full and with five digits, without leaving out zeros at their beginning and end. The postcodes are used to derive and distribute the shipments during delivery. The national territory was divided into about 12,500 postal centers, each of which was assigned a zip code. The first two digits indicate the province at that time - back then there were almost 90 provinces, now there are 110. A 1 as the third digit indicated the capital of a province. The Italian system also includes San Marino (zip code: 47890 to 47899) and Vatican City (zip code: 00120).

Postal code regions

Latium (Lazio)

00010–00199 Metropolitan City of Rome Capital

01100–01199 Province of Viterbo

02100-02199 Province of Rieti

03000-03999 Province of Frosinone

04100-04199 Province of Latina

Umbria (Umbria)

05000–05999 Province of Terni

06000-06999 Province of Perugia

Sardinia (Sardegna)

07000–07999 Province of Sassari and Province of Olbia-Tempio

08000–08999 Province of Nuoro and Province of Ogliastra

  • 08045 - Lanusei
  • 08048 - Tortolì
  • 08100 - Nuoro

09000–09999 Province of Cagliari and Province of Carbonia-Iglesias and Province of Medio Campidano

  • 09013 - Carbonia
  • 09016 - Iglesias
  • 09025 - Villacidro
  • 09039 - Sanluri
  • 09100 - Cagliari
  • 09170 - Oristano

Piedmont (Piemonte)

10000–10999 Metropolitan City of Turin

12000–12999 Province of Cuneo

13000-13899 Province of Vercelli

13900-13999 Province of Biella

14000–14999 Asti Province

15000–15999 Province of Alessandria

28800–28925 Provincia del Verbano-Cusio-Ossola (VCO)

Aosta Valley (Valle d'Aosta)

11000-11999

Liguria (Liguria)

16000–16999 metropolitan city of Genoa

170000–17999 Province of Savona

18000–18999 Province of Imperia

19000–19999 Province of La Spezia

Lombardy (Lombardia)

20000–20099 Metropolitan City of Milan

20800–20900 Province of Monza and Brianza

21000–21999 Varese Province

22000–22899 Province of Como

23000–23999 Province of Sondrio

24000–24999 Province of Bergamo

25000-25999 Province of Brescia

26000–26199 Province of Cremona

26800–26999 Province of Lodi

27000–27999 Province of Pavia

46000–46999 Province of Mantua

Veneto (Veneto)

30000–30999 Metropolitan City of Venice

31000–31999 Treviso Province

32000-32999 Province of Belluno

35000–35999 Province of Padua

36000-36999 Province of Vicenza

37000–37999 Province of Verona

45000–45999 Province of Rovigo

Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Friuli-Venezia Giulia)

33000–33999 former province of Udine and former province of Pordenone

34000–34999 former province of Trieste and former province of Gorizia

Trentino-South Tyrol (Trentino-Alto Adige)

38000–38999 Trentino

39000–39999 South Tyrol

Emilia-Romagna

40010–40141 ( Metropolitan City of Bologna )

42010-42100 ( Province of Reggio Emilia )

43010-43100 ( Province of Parma )

44000–44100 ( Province of Ferrara )

47000–47999 ( Forlì-Cesena Province )

47800–47999 ( Rimini Province )

48000-48999 ( Province of Ravenna )

Tuscany (Toscana)

50000-50999 Metropolitan City of Florence

51000–51999 Province of Pistoia

52000–52999 Province of Arezzo

53000–53999 Province of Siena

54000–54999 Province of Massa-Carrara

55000–55999 Province of Lucca

56100–56999 Province of Pisa

57000–57999 Province of Livorno

58000–58999 Province of Grosseto

59000-59999 Province of Prato

Brands (Marche)

60000–60999 ( Province of Ancona )

61000–61999 ( Province of Pesaro and Urbino )

62000–62999 ( Macerata Province )

63000–63999 ( Province of Ascoli Piceno )

Abruzzo (Abruzzo)

64010–64100 ( Teramo Province )

65010–65100 ( Province of Pescara )

66010-66100 ( Chieti Province )

67010–67100 ( Province of L'Aquila )

Apulia (Puglia)

70010–70126 ( metropolitan city of Bari )

71000–71100 ( Province of Foggia )

72010–72100 ( Brindisi Province )

73010-73100 ( Province of Lecce )

74010–74100 ( Taranto Province )

76011-76125 ( Barletta-Andria-Trani Province )

Campania (Campania)

80010–80150 ( Metropolitan City of Naples )

81010–81999 ( Province of Caserta )

Basilicata (Basilicata)

75010-75100 ( Province of Matera )

85010–85100 ( Province of Potenza )

Molise

86010–86049 and 86100 ( Province of Campobasso )

86070–86097 and 86170 ( Province of Isernia )

Calabria (Calabria)

87000-87999 ( Province of Cosenza )

88000-88999 ( Crotone Province )

89000–89999 ( Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria )

Sicily (Sicilia)

90000–90100 ( Metropolitan City of Palermo )

92000–92100 ( Agrigento Free Municipal Consortium )

93010–93100 ( Free Caltanissetta Community Consortium )

94010–94100 ( Free municipal consortium Enna )

95000–95999 ( metropolitan city of Catania )

96000–96999 ( Free Community Consortium Syracuse )

97000–97999 ( Ragusa Free Municipal Consortium )

98000–98100 ( metropolitan city Messina )

literature

  • Nikolaus Lappin, Bonn: Postcodes at home and abroad , in ZPF 14/68, p. 545

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