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Pin code of KANIYAMUR BO, KALLAKURICHI, District VILLUPURAM ,State TAMIL NADU

Pincodes > TAMIL NADU > VILLUPURAM > KALLAKURICHI > KANIYAMUR BO
PIN Code606201
Post OfficeKANIYAMUR BO
Town/TalukKALLAKURICHI
DistrictVILLUPURAM
StateTAMIL NADU
LocationKALLAKURICHI TALUK OF VILLUPURAM DISTRICT
Sub OfficeBRANCH OFFICE(DELIVERY)
Office TypeBO (DELIVERY)
Related Sub OfficeCHINNASALEM SO
SPCCCHINNASALEM SO
Related Head OfficeCHINNASALEM SO
Division LocationVRIDDHACHALAM DIVISION TIRUCHY REGION TAMILNADU CIRCLE
Postal DepartmentTRICHIRAPALLI-620001
Contact DetailsNA


Post offices Near By KANIYAMUR BO with same pincode 606201


# Post Office Town/Taluk District State Pincode
1AMMAIAGARAM BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
2CHINNASALEM SOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
3DAGAMTHEERTHAPURAM BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
4KANIYAMUR BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
5MELNARIYAPPANUR BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
6MELUR BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
7MOONGILPADI BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
8PAITHANTHURAI BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
9PANDIYANKUPPAM BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
10PETHANUR BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
11SIRUVATHUR BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
12THENGIYANATHAM BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
13THOTTIYAM BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201
14VETTIPERUMALAGARAM BOKALLAKURICHIVILLUPURAMTAMIL NADU606201

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The postal system in India was Formed in 1 October 1854 under India Jurisdiction.
Headquarters : Dak Bhawan, Sansad Marg, New Delhi
The Postal Index Number (PIN, or sometimes redundantly PIN code) is a six-digit postal code introduced on 15 August 1972. There are total of 19,101 PINs covering 154,725 post offices in India,
The PIN system is organised in the following way:
-The first digit indicates the zone.
-The first two digits indicate the sub-zone (or postal circle).
-The first three digits indicate a sorting district.
-The last three digits indicate the delivery post office.

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