Qom postal codes — Iran
1 city · 1 code in this province, within Iran's three-level hierarchy.
Qom postal codes
| Country | Province | City | City | ZIP | Latitude | Longitude | Timezone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iran | Qom | Qom | Qom | 37 | 34.697300 | 51.024534 | Asia/Tehran |
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400 rows available in Iran
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Get full database →About Qom
Qom is a province of Iran, made up of one city, 37 (Qom).
How postal codes work in Qom
Iran uses a single national postal-code format, written as 9999999999. Ten digits, numeric only. Codes in Qom follow that format like everywhere else in the country, for example 37 for Qom.
Every code listed here for Qom begins with the prefix 37, which groups its delivery areas together within Iran's national numbering.
Postal codes across Iran, Qom included, are issued and maintained by Iran Post. Reference information is available at www.post.ir.
Addressing format
Addresses in Iran are written [House number] [Street name], [City] [Postal code], and an address in Qom follows that same order:
Recipient name
[House number] [Street name], Qom 37
What this dataset covers
This reference dataset lists 1 postal code for Qom across its cities, each paired with its locality and, where the source provides them, coordinates and a time zone.
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Qom postal codes — frequently asked questions
Which cities make up Qom?
37 (Qom).
What postal codes does Qom use?
Every postal code listed here for Qom begins with the prefix 37.
What format are postal codes in Qom?
They use Iran's national 9999999999 format. Ten digits, numeric only. 37 is one code from Qom.
Who issues postal codes in Qom?
Iran Post issues and maintains postal codes throughout Iran, Qom included.
How many postal codes are listed for Qom?
This reference dataset contains 1 postal code for Qom. That is the dataset's own count, not a claim about every code in use.