The following are the specific postcodes of all parts of Xinjiang:

Urumqi 830000

Karamay 834000

Turpan 838000

Hami 839000

Changji 83 1 100

Bortala 833400

Bayinguoleng 84 1000

Aksu 843000

Kizilsu 845350

Kashi 844000

Hotan 848000

Ili 835 100

Tacheng 834700

Altay 836500

Shihezi 832000

Alar 843300

Tumxuk 844000

Wujiaqu 83 1300

Tiemenguan 84 1007

Postal code introduction:

Postal code is a coding method that a country or region divides the whole country in order to realize the automation of mail sorting and the digitalization of postal network and speed up the delivery of mail. Postal coding system has become one of the standards to measure a country's communication technology and postal service level.

Postal code usually consists of Arabic numerals, which represents the special code of the post office that delivers mail, and is also the communication code between residents and units within the delivery range of the post office. Postal code is a special code for postal communication to realize mail sorting, and it is a necessary tool to realize postal modernization. The ultimate goal is to improve the speed and accuracy of your letters in the delivery process, so be sure to indicate the postal code when handing in letters and parcels. In order to realize the automation of mail sorting and the digitalization of postal network and speed up mail delivery.

At present, more than 140 countries in the world have successively implemented the postal coding system, which is regarded as one of the standards to measure the communication technology and postal service level of a country. Postal coding rules in different countries are not uniform.