Virginia postal codes — United States

Virginia is a state of United States, made up of 41 cities.

• Arlington
• Caroline
• Fairfax
• Fluvanna
• Frederick
• Madison
• Nelson
• Rockingham
• Shenandoah
• Spotsylvania
• Accomack
• Charlotte
• Colonial Heights City
• Emporia City
• Hampton City
• Hanover
• Henrico
• James City
• Louisa
• Lunenburg
• Mathews
• Middlesex
• Norfolk City
• Nottoway
• Prince Edward
• Richmond City
• Suffolk City
• Surry
• Virginia Beach City
• Appomattox
• Augusta
• Buckingham
• Carroll
• Dickenson
• Floyd
• Franklin
• Lee
• Pittsylvania
• Russell
• Smyth
• Wise

How postal codes work in Virginia

United States uses a single national postal-code format, written as 99999. Five digits, numeric only. Codes in Virginia follow that format like everywhere else in the country, for example 23399 for Jenkins Bridge.

Codes listed here for Virginia begin with one of these prefixes: 20, 22, 23 and 24. Each prefix covers the delivery areas of one part of the state.

Postal codes across United States, Virginia included, are issued and maintained by United States Postal Service (USPS).

Addressing format

Addresses in United States are written [House number] [Street name], [City] [Region] [Postal code], and an address in Virginia follows that same order:

What this dataset covers

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