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Search for a Canadian postal code by civic, rural route or post office box address.
Use Find a Postal Code to locate the postal code for a specific address within Canada. Find a Postal Code. Start typing a Canadian address in the box provided. Suggested addresses appear as you type. Select your address from the list of suggestions. For some addresses, you may also be prompted to select an appropriate unit number.
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Use our online tool Find a Post Office. Enter your postal code, address or intersection. You’ll get a map showing post offices and outlets near you. Select the red post office symbol for the location you want. Select the post office name to see the address, hours of operation and services.
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A Canadian postal code (Zip Code) is a 6-character string, first 3-character is FSA (Forward Sortation Areas) and last 3-character is LDU (Local Delivery Units) such as M6G 1W7. In CodePostalCode, we have over 875,000 Canadian Postal Codes postal using Forward Sortation Areas from A0A in Newfoundland to Y1A in Yukon.
