The following enclaves/exclaves have post codes from two countries,
most also have two telephone area code prefixes:
Buesingen
Campione
Kleinwalsertal (3 different for the three towns)
Jungholz/Tirol
Morokulien
Llivia
With reference to the message below, the mail in Buesingen is handled
by the German post office... mail from outside that is addressed to
Buesingen using the Swiss code is delivered by the Swiss post office
in Schaffhausen to the Buesingen post office, which distributes it.
I don't have the list of numbers with me here in the office, but can
post them when I get home.
A number of military bases in Germany and Belgium also have two or
more postcodes and dialling prefixes, and a couple of them actually
have four or more postcodes from different countries. I also know of
one in Korea that as a British and US code, and a British code for
Washington DC, as well as some others of the UK, Belgium and some
other countries in southern Virginia.
Regards
Len Nadybal
Washington DC
--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "ps1966nl" <smaardijk@y...> wrote:
> No. Baarle-Hertog has one postal code (2387). Baarle-Nassau has
Dutch
> postal codes. Because postal code areas in the Netherlands are very
> small (like in the UK), there are lots of them even in a relatively
> small municipality like Baarle-Nassau. In other words: in the
> Netherlands (and in the UK, and a few other countries), the postal
> codes refer to the delivery addresses themselves (small groups of
> houses, single streets, parts of streets), in Belgium (and lots of
> other countries) they refer to the post office, from which delivery
> is assured. Hence the difference in p.c. area size.
>
> Apart from Buesingen, Campione d'Italia also has a Swiss postal code
> (of course Buesingen has a German and Campione an Italian postal
code
> as well). As far as I know, this is for mail from Switzerland to the
> enclaves, the mail being handled exclusively by the Swiss Mail.
>
> The Swiss p.c. for Buesingen is 8238 (German p.c.: 78266)
> The Swiss p.c. for Campione d'Italia is 6911 (Italian p.c.: 22060)
>
> For the German mail, Buesingen is called Buesingen am Hochrhein.
>
> Peter S.
>
> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "Bill Burke" <bill@l...> wrote:
> > try baarle???????????
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Pepijn Hendriks [mailto:pepijnh@g...]
> > Sent: 20 February 2002 10:29
> > To: BoundaryPoint@y...
> > Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Post office with two national
> postcodes
> >
> >
> > "jesniel" <jesniel@i...> wrote:
> >
> > > Büsingen!
> >
> > I tried Büsingen yesterday already, but couldn't find what I was
> looking
> > for in the archive. Help!
> >
> > -Pepijn
> >
> > --
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> >
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