What does the Postal Codes mean?
When filling out tradePublication they some times ask for Postal Costa expecially when they are talking about Canda provinces!
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- zip code cuz it has to have 5 or more chracters. I know canada has that...or atleast they should
- post code
- It is a zip code.
- its the same as a zip code, its a number, primarily used in mailing to help designate the location.
- just a zip code
- It routes the package to the correct destination, CA has a letter/number system, probably for different provinces, counties, cities, etc..
- A postal code in Canada is like a zipcode in the US. It's for sorting mail. http://www.crtc.gc.ca/dcs/eng/glossary.htm - here's an answer from this link. "They are codes used by postal services to divide large geographic areas into discrete zones in order to simplify delivery. In Canada, postal codes are six-character strings structured in the alphanumeric format Letter/Number/Letter; full space; Number/Letter/Number—for example, A1A 1A1" Good luck! =)
- it is used to get exact location. first two number has a region.... like a state. then the next number has a more specific region, like a city, then etc. good luck
- It is like a zip code. It consist of 6 digits, example X3X 3X3. The last 3 digits make the code specific to a few houses on a street within a city. It assists in getting mail to its destination. I don't believe this is a real postal code, but this is the format they follow.
- Americans have zip codes ...canada we are a different country and our addresses use postal codes
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