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Czech postal code (PSČ)

ID cz_postal_code

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Poštovní směrovací číslo (PSČ), the five-digit postal code of the Czech Republic, usually written as three and two digits, as in 110 00. Czechoslovakia introduced it in 1973 and the system has not changed since. The first digit is the postal zone of 1973: 1 Prague, 2 Central Bohemia, 3 western and southern Bohemia, 4 northern Bohemia, 5 eastern Bohemia and western Moravia, 6 southern Moravia, 7 northern and eastern Moravia. Codes starting with 8, 9 and 0 belong to Slovakia. Mail from abroad may put CZ- before the code.

Pattern of
Postal code/index postindex
Categories
Geographic identifiers, Personally identifiable information, Common
Countries
Czechia
Languages
Common to most languages
Quality
80/100 · missing: mapping (Wikidata, Schema.org, ...), detector coverage
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Regular expression

^[1-7]\d{2} ?\d{2}$

Python re syntax.

Examples

ValueDescription
110 00Prague, main post office in Jindřišská street
16000Prague 6 (Dejvice)
370 01České Budějovice
779 00Olomouc
911 01 invalidTrenčín, a Slovak postal code
1100 invalidFour digits

Translations

LanguageNameDescription
CzechPoštovní směrovací číslo (PSČ)
RussianПочтовый индекс Чехии (PSČ)Пятизначный почтовый индекс Чехии, обычно в виде трёх и двух цифр (110 00); первая цифра (1-7) - почтовая зона.

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