Altai Krai postal codes — Russia

Altai Krai is an administrative region of Russia, made up of 30 cities.

Towns in Altai Krai include Zavetilichyovsky Selsoviet, Partizansky Selsoviet, Zudilovsky Selsoviet, Novorossiysky Selsoviet, Porozhnensky Selsoviet and Makarevsky Selsoviet, together with the surrounding localities whose postal codes are listed above.

• Aleysky
• Altaysky
• Biysky
• Blagoveshchensky
• Burlinsky
• Charyshsky
• City Barnaul
• City Biysk
• Egorevsky
• Kalmansky
• Kamensky
• Khabarsky
• Kosikhinsky
• Krasnogorsky
• Loktevsky
• Pankrushikhinsky
• Pavlovsky
• Pervomaysky
• Rebrikhinsky
• Rubtsovsky
• Shelabolikhinsky
• Shipunovsky
• Smolensky
• Sovetsky
• Suetsky
• Topchikhinsky
• Troitsky
• Tyumentsevsky
• Ust Kalmansky
• Ust Pristansky

How postal codes work in Altai Krai

Russia uses a single national postal-code format, written as 999999. Six digits, numeric only. Codes in Altai Krai follow that format like everywhere else in the country, for example 658110 for Troitsky.

Every code listed here for Altai Krai begins with the prefix 65, which groups its delivery areas together within Russia's national numbering.

Postal codes across Russia, Altai Krai included, are issued and maintained by Federal Information Address System (FIAS).

Addressing format

Addresses in Russia are written [Street name], [Postal code] [City], and an address in Altai Krai follows that same order:

Recipient name
[Street name], 658110 Troitsky

What this dataset covers

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