Pincode: 700030

Pincode 700030 details, 5 post office(s) in Calcutta, West Bengal. Postal Index Number or PIN or Pincode is the numbering of the post office or post code system used by India Post. The PIN code is 6 digits long.

Last updated: 2025-12-10

How to use: Click Copy Pincode to copy the 6-digit PIN. For postal delivery questions verify with India Post or the local post office.

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How PIN 700030 is structured

Every digit in a 6–digit PIN has a meaning:

• Digit 1 → 7 : Postal Zone → West Bengal, Odisha, Assam & North-East
• Digit 2 → 0 : Sub-region under this postal zone → 70 region of India (exact sorting region)
• Digit 3 → 0 : Sorting district code → 700 represents the sorting district responsible for mail distribution.
• Last Three Digits → 030 : Delivery Post Office serving this locality.

This means 700030 routes mail from West Bengal, Odisha, Assam & North-East through sorting district 700 and finally delivers to the 030 branch post office.

ATMs for PINCODE: 700030

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can multiple post offices share the same PIN code?
  Yes. A single PIN code often covers multiple post offices within the same locality or district.
• How does India Post use PIN codes for delivery?
  The first digit represents the postal zone, the next two digits the sorting district, and the last three digits identify the specific delivery office.
• Is a PIN code the same as a ZIP code?
  They serve the same purpose — routing mail efficiently — but PIN codes are used in India, while ZIP codes are used in the United States.

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