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15 Νοε 2023 · Learn how UK postcodes are structured and what they mean. Find out the key patterns, components and examples of postcodes and how to split them into different levels.
The outward code includes the postcode area and the postcode district, respectively. The inward code includes the postcode sector and the postcode unit respectively. Examples of postcodes are "SW1W 0NY", "PO16 7GZ", "GU16 7HF", and "L1 8JQ".
A postcode in the UK usually consists of two alphanumeric codes that identify a post town and a few addresses within it. The Outward code (Outcode) contains two to four characters, while the Inward code (Incode) always contains three.
Learn how UK postcodes are structured, formatted and validated. Find out the rules and exceptions for outward and inward codes, postcode areas, districts and sectors.
Learn how to correctly format an address in the UK with examples of real addresses, plus a comprehensive list of UK postcodes and their regions.
Each postcode consists of two parts. The first part is the outward postcode, or out-code. This is separated by a single space from the second part, which is the inward postcode, or...
Structure: A typical UK postcode follows a hierarchical structure, with the outward code consisting of letters and numbers representing the area, and the inward code comprising numbers and letters pinpointing the exact address. For example, "SW1A 1AA" corresponds to Buckingham Palace in London.
