what is the zip code of london?

Answer 1

The last time I looked, London wasn't in the United States, so it probably doesn't have a zip code. If you mean postal code, it has a whole lot.

Answer 2

Zip codes are only found in America. In the United Kingdom they use Postcodes which are very unique to areas.
One area which would have only one zip code in America will have 6 or 7 postcodes. This is very much the case with London. There are hundreds of postcodes all around the city to define different areas.

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Answer 3

Zip codes are only used in the United States, other countries have their own system of postal codes.

What makes you think the entire of London would be covered by one zip code anyway? Is all of New York covered by one zip code? The answer is no.

There are thousands of different postcodes in use in London. It depends on the address.

Answer 4

Arghhhh, silly ignorant Americans!

There is no zip code in London, we use different postcodes for every road, street, place, etc...

UK postcodes are alphanumeric and between six and eight characters in length (including a single space character used to separate the outward and inward parts of the code). For example the post code for the House of Commons is SW1A 0AA. These codes were introduced by the Royal Mail over a fifteen year period from 1959 to 1974. They have been widely adopted not just for their original purpose of automating the sorting of mail but for many other purposes

Answer 5

Zip codes are found only in the United States.

Answer 6

London POST CODES indicate direction. Eg. in South East London the post codes start with SE (SE18 for Woolwich, SE3 for Blackheath) with the exception of North East London which shares N and E post codes (e.g N22 for Wood Green/Bounds Green and E17 for Walthamstow). NE post codes are for Newcastle-Upon-Tyne an industrial city in the very far north east of England.

Answer 7

its a POST CODE and there are afew... where abts?