How would I write an address in spanish?

Question

123 Main Street
Chicago, Illinois 12345

Just an example and what would the correct order of words and numbers be?

Answer 1

If you're sending a letter to Mexico, the street name comes first
Calle Mina 462 sur
Cd. Juarez, CHIH, Mexico, CP 32000

Answer 2

In South America, numbers come after the street name
Ex:
Avenida Gonzales 107, Oficina 11-A
Then the city and zip code (if available)
Finally, the Country of course

Answer 3

Name of the person = Pedro Pérez
Street name and number = Calle Papagayo 120
Postal code and City = 35998 Gandía
State (or Province) = Valencia
Name of the Country = España

Answer 4

An address is an address is an address.
There are no different symbols for numbers in Spanish.

Answer 5

Its a bad idea to write an adress in another language. It can be confusing. I think its better to keep the adresses in whatever language they were originally in. Except of course, languages with other alphabets.

Answer 6

it would be:

(name of the person)
C/ (name of street), nº (number)
C.P. (post code=código postal) city and state or province
country


example:

Susana Dominguez Carvajal
C/ Main, nº 123
C.P. 12345 Illinois (Chicago) or Illinois CHICAGO or something like that
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