Jalisco postal codes — Mexico

Jalisco is an estados libre of Mexico, made up of 42 cities.

Towns in Jalisco include Guadalajara, Zapopan, Tlajomulco de Zuniga, Tlaquepaque, Las Pintitas and Jalostotitlan, together with the surrounding localities whose postal codes are listed above.

• Guadalajara
• Acatic
• Amatitan
• El Salto
• San Pedro Tlaquepaque
• Tlajomulco de Zuniga
• Tonala
• Villa Corona
• Zapopan
• Colotlan
• Hostotipaquillo
• Huejucar
• Magdalena
• Mascota
• Ayotlan
• Canadas de Obregon
• Degollado
• Jalostotitlan
• La Barca
• Lagos de Moreno
• Ocotlan
• Ojuelos de Jalisco
• San Diego de Alejandria
• San Juan de los Lagos
• Teocaltiche
• Tepatitlan de Morelos
• Tototlan
• Valle de Guadalupe
• Atenguillo
• Ayutla
• Casimiro Castillo
• Cocula
• El Limon
• Juchitlan
• La Huerta
• Puerto Vallarta
• Tenamaxtlan
• Tonaya
• Villa Purificacion
• Mazamitla
• Tamazula de Gordiano
• Zapotlan el Grande

How postal codes work in Jalisco

Mexico uses a single national postal-code format, written as 99999. Five digits, numeric only. Codes in Jalisco follow that format like everywhere else in the country, for example 45473 for Acatic.

Codes listed here for Jalisco begin with one of these prefixes: 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 and 49. Each prefix covers the delivery areas of one part of the estados libre.

Postal codes across Mexico, Jalisco included, are issued and maintained by Correos de México (national operator).

Addressing format

Addresses in Mexico are written [Street name] [House number], [City] [Postal code], and an address in Jalisco follows that same order:

Recipient name
[Street name] [House number], Acatic 45473

What this dataset covers

This reference dataset lists 50 postal codes for Jalisco across its cities, each paired with its locality and, where the source provides them, coordinates and a time zone.