Grand Est postal codes — France
10 departments · 500 codes in this region, within France's three-level hierarchy.
Grand Est postal codes
| Country | Region | Department | City | ZIP | Latitude | Longitude | Timezone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| France | Grand Est | Ardennes | Champigneulle | 08250 | 49.352130 | 4.925806 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Ardennes | Dommery | 08460 | 49.676262 | 4.474064 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Ardennes | Euilly-et-Lombut | 08210 | 49.643506 | 5.103995 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Ardennes | Montmeillant | 08220 | 49.694441 | 4.329908 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Ardennes | Nouvion-sur-Meuse | 08160 | 49.698419 | 4.794867 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Ardennes | Touligny | 08430 | 49.670617 | 4.616597 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Aube | Les Noes-pres-Troyes | 10420 | 48.301450 | 4.041511 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Aube | Vaucogne | 10240 | 48.527039 | 4.344276 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Bas-Rhin | Cleebourg | 67160 | 49.000644 | 7.893335 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Bas-Rhin | Fessenheim-le-Bas | 67117 | 48.633122 | 7.539099 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Bas-Rhin | Maennolsheim | 67700 | 48.700193 | 7.463206 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Bas-Rhin | Niedersteinbach | 67510 | 49.030286 | 7.711583 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Bas-Rhin | Solbach | 67130 | 48.427531 | 7.201689 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Bas-Rhin | Stundwiller | 67250 | 48.925641 | 7.989926 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haut-Rhin | Feldbach | 68640 | 47.535904 | 7.264971 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haut-Rhin | Griesbach-au-Val | 68140 | 48.034038 | 7.171167 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haut-Rhin | Urbes | 68121 | 47.882460 | 6.954870 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haut-Rhin | Wittelsheim | 68310 | 47.809511 | 7.241177 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haut-Rhin | Zellenberg | 68340 | 48.169381 | 7.320815 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Aingoulaincourt | 52230 | 48.455617 | 5.286631 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Cirfontaines-en-Azois | 52370 | 48.108830 | 4.874000 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Colmier-le-Bas | 52160 | 47.771959 | 4.952462 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Guyonvelle | 52400 | 47.854587 | 5.707201 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Mathons | 52300 | 48.418522 | 5.044580 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Serqueux | 52400 | 47.990436 | 5.738685 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Thilleux | 52220 | 48.439029 | 4.801996 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Haute-Marne | Vesaignes-sur-Marne | 52800 | 48.001257 | 5.263696 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Marne | Beine-Nauroy | 51490 | 49.249807 | 4.216175 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Marne | Braux-Saint-Remy | 51800 | 49.021640 | 4.862320 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Marne | Glannes | 51300 | 48.707192 | 4.541899 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Marne | Le Fresne | 51240 | 48.910893 | 4.640983 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Marne | Marfaux | 51170 | 49.166642 | 3.892166 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Marne | Servon-Melzicourt | 51800 | 49.215206 | 4.840221 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Meurthe-et-Moselle | Bicqueley | 54200 | 48.626097 | 5.911010 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Meurthe-et-Moselle | Fraisnes-en-Saintois | 54930 | 48.374852 | 6.056978 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Meurthe-et-Moselle | Mairy-Mainville | 54150 | 49.304608 | 5.858172 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Meurthe-et-Moselle | Pont-Saint-Vincent | 54550 | 48.605145 | 6.099766 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Meurthe-et-Moselle | Preutin-Higny | 54490 | 49.345691 | 5.793167 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Meuse | Damvillers | 55150 | 49.340726 | 5.398738 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Meuse | Vauquois | 55270 | 49.203534 | 5.072324 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Moselle | Aboncourt-sur-Seille | 57590 | 48.816206 | 6.339837 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Moselle | Coume | 57220 | 49.198003 | 6.573537 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Moselle | Elvange | 57690 | 49.059285 | 6.547935 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Moselle | Farebersviller | 57450 | 49.115385 | 6.864404 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Moselle | Han-sur-Nied | 57580 | 48.990219 | 6.437220 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Moselle | Hayes | 57530 | 49.167219 | 6.366423 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Vosges | Bazoilles-et-Menil | 88500 | 48.258018 | 6.105527 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Vosges | Beaufremont | 88300 | 48.256421 | 5.754727 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Vosges | Charmois-devant-Bruyeres | 88460 | 48.167410 | 6.591871 | Europe/Paris |
| France | Grand Est | Vosges | Grandrupt | 88210 | 48.374141 | 7.053539 | Europe/Paris |
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Grand Est is a region in north-eastern France, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and Switzerland. Its regional capital is Strasbourg.
Beyond Strasbourg, the region's main towns include Troyes, Verdun, Nancy, Charleville-Mezieres and Langres — each the chef-lieu of an arrondissement, surrounded by the communes whose postal codes are listed above.
Administrative structure
France is organised into three administrative levels: the région, the département, and the commune. Grand Est is a région; below it are the départements listed here, each divided into communes:
- 08 Ardennes
- 10 Aube
- 51 Marne
- 52 Haute-Marne
- 54 Meurthe-et-Moselle
- 55 Meuse
- 57 Moselle
- 67 Bas-Rhin
- 68 Haut-Rhin
- 88 Vosges
How postal codes work in Grand Est
French postal codes are five digits long, written as a single block with no space (for example, 08250). The code reads from left to right, moving from the département down to the local delivery area.
The first two digits identify the département. In Grand Est, every postal code begins with one of these two-digit prefixes: 08, 10, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57, 67, 68 and 88.
The remaining three digits narrow the code down within the département. They identify the delivering post office or commune, and in larger towns a specific delivery zone; they do not reproduce the commune's official INSEE code, even where the two look similar.
Some codes are reserved for CEDEX (Courrier d'Entreprise à Distribution EXceptionnelle) service. A CEDEX code is assigned to a business, administration, or other recipient that receives high volumes of mail, and it routes post through a dedicated handling arrangement rather than a standard geographic round. CEDEX appears after the town name in the address, sometimes with a number identifying the specific account.
Addressing format
A correctly formatted address in Grand Est places the postal code before the town name, on the same line, with the town name in capital letters. For example:
Recipient name
Street and number
08250 CHAMPIGNEULLE
The postal code and town share the final line, postal code first, town in uppercase. A CEDEX designation, where it applies, is added after the town name.
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Grand Est postal codes — frequently asked questions
What is the capital of Grand Est?
The regional capital of Grand Est is Strasbourg. Other towns across the region include Troyes, Verdun, Nancy, Charleville-Mezieres and Langres.
Which towns and cities are in Grand Est?
Grand Est is built around towns such as Troyes, Verdun, Nancy, Charleville-Mezieres, Langres and Neufchateau, each the chef-lieu of an arrondissement, with their surrounding communes.
What postal codes does Grand Est use?
Every postal code in Grand Est begins with one of these two-digit prefixes: 08, 10, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57, 67, 68 and 88. Each prefix corresponds to one of the region's départements.
Which départements make up Grand Est?
08 (Ardennes), 10 (Aube), 51 (Marne), 52 (Haute-Marne), 54 (Meurthe-et-Moselle), 55 (Meuse), 57 (Moselle), 67 (Bas-Rhin), 68 (Haut-Rhin) and 88 (Vosges).
What format are postal codes in Grand Est?
They are five digits written with no space, such as 08250 for CHAMPIGNEULLE. The first two digits identify the département and the last three identify the local delivery area.
What is a CEDEX code in Grand Est?
Some recipients in Grand Est that handle large volumes of mail are assigned a CEDEX code — a dedicated delivery arrangement. The CEDEX label follows the town name in the address and routes mail through a separate handling channel.