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North postal codes — Singapore

2 districts · 0 codes in this region, within Singapore's three-level hierarchy.

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North postal codes

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About · Region

About North

North is a region of Singapore, made up of 2 districts.

  • 75Sembawang
  • 76Yishun

How postal codes work in North

Singapore uses a single national postal-code format, written as 999999. Six digits, numeric only. Codes in North follow that format like everywhere else in the country.

Codes listed here for North begin with one of these prefixes: 75 and 76. Each prefix covers the delivery areas of one part of the region.

Postal codes across Singapore, North 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 across its districts, each paired with its locality and, where the source provides them, coordinates and a time zone.

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FAQ

North postal codes — frequently asked questions

Which districts make up North?

75 (Sembawang) and 76 (Yishun).

What postal codes does North use?

Every postal code listed here for North begins with one of these prefixes: 75 and 76.

What format are postal codes in North?

They use Singapore's national 999999 format. Six digits, numeric only.

Who issues postal codes in North?

Singapore Land Authority (SLA) and Urban issues and maintains postal codes throughout Singapore, North included.

How many postal codes are listed for North?

This reference dataset contains 0 postal codes for North. That is the dataset's own count, not a claim about every code in use.