Bonaire postal codes — Netherlands
1 city · 1 code in this province, within Netherlands's three-level hierarchy.
Bonaire postal codes
| Country | Province | City | City | ZIP | Latitude | Longitude | Timezone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netherlands | Bonaire | Bonaire | Bonaire | no postal code system | 12.177224 | -68.252331 | America/Kralendijk |
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Get full database →About Bonaire
Bonaire is a province of Netherlands, made up of one city, Bonaire.
How postal codes work in Bonaire
Netherlands uses a single national postal-code format, written as 9999 AA. Six characters, mixing four digits with two letters, written with a space after the fourth. Codes in Bonaire follow that format like everywhere else in the country.
Postal codes across Netherlands, Bonaire included, are issued and maintained by PostNL. Reference information is available at www.postnl.nl.
Addressing format
Addresses in Netherlands are written [Street name] [House number], [Postal code] [City], and an address in Bonaire follows that same order:
What this dataset covers
This reference dataset lists 1 postal code for Bonaire across its cities, each paired with its locality and, where the source provides them, coordinates and a time zone.
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Bonaire postal codes — frequently asked questions
Which cities make up Bonaire?
Bonaire.
What format are postal codes in Bonaire?
They use Netherlands's national 9999 AA format. Six characters, mixing four digits with two letters, written with a space after the fourth.
Who issues postal codes in Bonaire?
PostNL issues and maintains postal codes throughout Netherlands, Bonaire included.
How many postal codes are listed for Bonaire?
This reference dataset contains 1 postal code for Bonaire. That is the dataset's own count, not a claim about every code in use.