Azerbaijan Postal codes

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Postal codes are essential for the smooth operation of modern mail delivery systems, enabling accurate sorting and routing of mail to its designated recipients. In Azerbaijan, these postal codes are referred to as Index Numbers or Indexes and form a fundamental part of the nation's postal network. Azerbaijani postal codes typically comprise four digits, following the format AZ NNNN, where the first two digits represent specific regions within Azerbaijan corresponding to contemporary administrative divisions.

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List of Postal codes in Azerbaijan

District	Postal codes (Range)	Count
Abşeron	AZ 0100 to AZ 0155	24
Ağcabədi	AZ 0400 to AZ 0433	26
Ağdam	AZ 0200 to AZ 0246	8
Ağdaş	AZ 0300 to AZ 0340	15
Ağstafa	AZ 0500 to AZ 0533	18
Ağsu	AZ 0600 to AZ 0630	16
Astara	AZ 0700 to AZ 0725	16
Baki	AZ 1000 to AZ 1170	142
Balakən	AZ 0800 to AZ 0833	21
Beyləqan	AZ 1200 to AZ 1236	21
Biləsuvar	AZ 1300 to AZ 1325	12
Bərdə	AZ 0900 to AZ 0943	22
Cəlilabad	AZ 1500 to AZ 1530	21
Daşkəsən	AZ 1600 to AZ 1626	4
Füzuli	AZ 1900 to AZ 1930	6
Goranboy	AZ 2200 to AZ 2248	23
Göy-Göl	AZ 2500 to AZ 2528	13
Göyçay	AZ 2300 to AZ 2333	27
Gədəbəy	AZ 2100 to AZ 2144	22
Gəncə	AZ 2000 to AZ 2024	22
Haciqabul	AZ 2400 to AZ 2421	13
Imişli	AZ 3000 to AZ 3039	18
Ismayilli	AZ 3100 to AZ 3136	24
Kürdəmir	AZ 3300 to AZ 3334	19
Kəlbəcər	AZ 3200 to AZ 3218	2
Laçin	AZ 4100 to AZ 4100	1
Lerik	AZ 4300 to AZ 4336	17
Lənkəran	AZ 4200 to AZ 4244	28
Masalli	AZ 4400 to AZ 4449	40
Mingəçevir	AZ 4500 to AZ 4511	11
Naftalan	AZ 4600 to AZ 4601	2
Neftçala	AZ 4700 to AZ 4729	16
Oğuz	AZ 4800 to AZ 4826	11
Qax	AZ 3400 to AZ 3428	19
Qazax	AZ 3500 to AZ 3536	22
Qobustan	AZ 3700 to AZ 3719	8
Quba	AZ 4000 to AZ 4038	23
Qubadli	AZ 3900 to AZ 3900	1
Qusar	AZ 3800 to AZ 3840	21
Qəbələ	AZ 3600 to AZ 3638	26
Saatli	AZ 4900 to AZ 4930	22
Sabirabad	AZ 5400 to AZ 5446	28
Şabran	AZ 1700 to AZ 1725	12
Salyan	AZ 5200 to AZ 5233	20
Şamaxi	AZ 5600 to AZ 5629	19
Samux	AZ 5100 to AZ 5134	19
Şirvan	AZ 1800 to AZ 1812	7
Siyəzən	AZ 5300 to AZ 5316	7
Sumqayit	AZ 5000 to AZ 5022	12
Şuşa	AZ 5800 to AZ 5800	1
Şəki	AZ 5500 to AZ 5540	36
Şəmkir	AZ 5700 to AZ 5745	34
Tovuz	AZ 6000 to AZ 6044	24
Tər-Tər	AZ 5900 to AZ 5929	13
Ucar	AZ 6100 to AZ 6128	20
Xaçmaz	AZ 2700 to AZ 2734	27
Xankəndi	AZ 2600 to AZ 2600	1
Xizi	AZ 8000 to AZ 8011	2
Xocali	AZ 2900 to AZ 2900	1
Xocavənd	AZ 2800 to AZ 2800	1
Yardimli	AZ 6500 to AZ 6526	7
Yevlax	AZ 6600 to AZ 6636	27
Zaqatala	AZ 6200 to AZ 6240	30
Zəngilan	AZ 6400 to AZ 6400	1
Zərdab	AZ 6300 to AZ 6328	14

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Format of Azerbaijan Postal Codes

Azerbaijan postal codes follow a distinct format, typically represented as "AZ" followed by a space and a series of numeric digits, such as "AZ 1000". These codes are used to identify specific geographic areas, from large cities to remote villages, facilitating the accurate sorting and delivery of mail. The format of Azerbaijani postal codes adheres to a systematic structure, with each digit serving a unique purpose in delineating regions and localities.

History of Postal Codes in Azerbaijan

The introduction of postal codes in Azerbaijan traces back to the Soviet era when standardized systems for mail delivery were established across the Union. During this period, Azerbaijan, like other Soviet republics, adopted a numerical indexing system to streamline mail processing and distribution. The initial postal code system in Azerbaijan likely underwent several revisions and refinements over the years to adapt to changing administrative boundaries and population dynamics.

Following Azerbaijan's independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the country embarked on modernizing its postal infrastructure to meet the demands of a market-oriented economy. As part of these efforts, enhancements were made to the postal code system to align it with international standards and practices. This involved updating the coding scheme, improving data accuracy, and enhancing the efficiency of mail sorting and delivery operations.

Implementation of Postal Codes in Azerbaijan

The implementation of postal codes in Azerbaijan involves a coordinated effort between the national postal service, Azerpost, and relevant government agencies responsible for geographic mapping and administrative divisions. The process begins with the assignment of unique codes to each geographic area, including cities, towns, and rural settlements, based on predefined criteria such as population density, administrative boundaries, and logistical considerations.

Azerbaijan postal codes are assigned and managed centrally by Azerpost, which maintains a comprehensive database of postal addresses and corresponding index numbers. This database serves as the backbone of the country's postal system, enabling efficient sorting, routing, and delivery of mail across the nation. Azerpost works closely with local post offices and distribution centers to ensure the accurate allocation and utilization of postal codes in mail processing operations.

In urban areas, postal codes are typically organized hierarchically, with larger cities divided into districts or neighborhoods, each assigned a unique code prefix. For example, in Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan, postal codes consist of four to six digits, with the first two digits representing the city district and subsequent digits specifying the locality within that district. This hierarchical structure facilitates targeted mail delivery within urban centers, minimizing errors and delays.

In rural areas and remote villages, postal codes are assigned based on geographic proximity and administrative boundaries. While these codes may have fewer digits compared to urban codes, they still provide essential information for accurate mail sorting and delivery. Azerpost employs various tools and technologies, such as geographic information systems (GIS) and address verification software, to ensure the reliability and effectiveness of postal code assignments in all regions of Azerbaijan.

Over the years, Azerbaijan has continued to refine and optimize its postal code system to meet evolving needs and challenges in mail delivery and logistics. This includes periodic updates to reflect changes in administrative divisions, infrastructure development, and population growth. Additionally, Azerpost actively collaborates with international postal organizations and standards bodies to maintain interoperability and compatibility with global postal networks.