North-East postal codes — Singapore
5 districts · 0 codes in this region, within Singapore's three-level hierarchy.
North-East postal codes
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North-East is a region of Singapore, made up of 5 districts.
- 54Hougang
- 55Serangoon
- 57Ang Mo Kio
- 79Sengkang
- 82Punggol
How postal codes work in North-East
Singapore uses a single national postal-code format, written as 999999. Six digits, numeric only. Codes in North-East follow that format like everywhere else in the country.
Codes listed here for North-East begin with one of these prefixes: 53, 54, 55, 57, 78, 79, 80 and 82. Each prefix covers the delivery areas of one part of the region.
Postal codes across Singapore, North-East included, are issued and maintained by Singapore Land Authority (SLA) and Urban.
What this dataset covers
This reference dataset lists 0 postal codes for North-East across its districts, each paired with its locality and, where the source provides them, coordinates and a time zone.
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North-East postal codes — frequently asked questions
Which districts make up North-East?
54 (Hougang), 55 (Serangoon), 57 (Ang Mo Kio), 79 (Sengkang) and 82 (Punggol).
What postal codes does North-East use?
Every postal code listed here for North-East begins with one of these prefixes: 53, 54, 55, 57, 78, 79, 80 and 82.
What format are postal codes in North-East?
They use Singapore's national 999999 format. Six digits, numeric only.
Who issues postal codes in North-East?
Singapore Land Authority (SLA) and Urban issues and maintains postal codes throughout Singapore, North-East included.
How many postal codes are listed for North-East?
This reference dataset contains 0 postal codes for North-East. That is the dataset's own count, not a claim about every code in use.