Limbourg Postal codes

Explore list of all Postal Codes in Limbourg Province, Vlaanderen Region, Belgium or Retrieve Postal codes instantly with address lookup tool.

Explore Postal codes for each City in Limbourg province, Vlaanderen Region, Belgium with our comprehensive directory. Whether you're a resident, a business owner, or a traveler, our curated list provides a detailed overview of the unique postal codes that define the diverse neighborhoods and regions of the Limbourg province. Discover the intricacies of each Postal codes, from bustling urban centers to tranquil suburban enclaves. Our user-friendly guide aims to assist you in navigating and understanding the distinct regions encapsulated by Limbourg Postal codes, offering valuable insights for residents and visitors alike.

To find a comprehensive list of Postal codes in Limbourg, please refer to the table below or click on any location on the Interactive map to instantly find the postal code and address for your mail's destination:

List of Postal codes in Limbourg

City	Arrondissement	Postal codes
Vorsen	Hasselt	3890
Vreren	Tongeren	3700
Vroenhoven	Tongeren	3770
Vucht	Tongeren	3630
Waltwilder	Tongeren	3740
Wellen	Tongeren	3830
Werm	Tongeren	3730
Widooie	Tongeren	3700
Wijchmaal	Maaseik	3990
Wijer	Hasselt	3850
Wijshagen	Maaseik	3670
Wilderen	Hasselt	3803
Wimmertingen	Hasselt	3501
Wintershoven	Tongeren	3722
Zelem	Hasselt	3545
Zepperen	Hasselt	3800
Zichen-Zussen-Bolder	Tongeren	3770
Zolder	Hasselt	3550
Zonhoven	Hasselt	3520
Zutendaal	Hasselt	3690
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Limbourg postal codes, organized as four-digit identifiers, play integral roles within Belgium's mail delivery infrastructure. These codes adhere to a standardized format: the first digit signifies the region, while the subsequent three digits delineate the specific locality or area within the province. Ranging from 000 to 999, this systematic structure facilitates the precise sorting and routing of mail and parcels, thereby bolstering the efficiency of the Belgium Postal Service. Notably, certain exceptions exist within the code distribution: the 3xxx series is shared by the eastern part of Flemish Brabant and Limburg, the 6xxx series is shared between Hainaut and Luxembourg provinces, and the 1xxx series is shared by the Brussels Capital Region, the western part of Flemish Brabant, and Walloon Brabant. These delineations ensure accurate delivery while accommodating the nuanced geographic boundaries and administrative divisions within Belgium's postal network.