RU Russian Federation Major Regions Postal Code Details

🏛️ гагинский район · нижегородская область
607859
Березники
Березники гагинский район нижегородская область 607859 Russian Federation
607874
Большая Арать
Большая Арать гагинский район нижегородская область 607874 Russian Federation
607855
Ветошкино
Ветошкино гагинский район нижегородская область 607855 Russian Federation
607870
Гагино
Гагино гагинский район нижегородская область 607870 Russian Federation
607876
Зверево
Зверево гагинский район нижегородская область 607876 Russian Federation
607879
Ивково
Ивково гагинский район нижегородская область 607879 Russian Federation
607860
Исупово
Исупово гагинский район нижегородская область 607860 Russian Federation
607863
Итманово
Итманово гагинский район нижегородская область 607863 Russian Federation
607862
Какино
Какино гагинский район нижегородская область 607862 Russian Federation
607853
Ломакино
Ломакино гагинский район нижегородская область 607853 Russian Federation
607877
Ляпня
Ляпня гагинский район нижегородская область 607877 Russian Federation
607861
Моисеевка
Моисеевка гагинский район нижегородская область 607861 Russian Federation
607857
Новоблаговещенское
Новоблаговещенское гагинский район нижегородская область 607857 Russian Federation
607851
Покров
Покров гагинский район нижегородская область 607851 Russian Federation
607852
Соболево
Соболево гагинский район нижегородская область 607852 Russian Federation
607854
Тарханово
Тарханово гагинский район нижегородская область 607854 Russian Federation
607875
Ушаково
Ушаково гагинский район нижегородская область 607875 Russian Federation
607858
Юрьево
Юрьево гагинский район нижегородская область 607858 Russian Federation

📋 Russian Federation Address and Delivery Guidance

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📮Russian Federation Postal FAQ and delivery guidance

🔢 How many digits is a Russian postal code?

Russian postal codes consist of 6 digits, e.g., 119021 for Moscow.

📍 How to find a Russian postal code?

Use the postal code search tool on Russian Post's official website (pochta.ru) by entering city/street names.

📦 Is postal code mandatory for international shipments?

Yes, postal codes are required for both domestic and international mail to avoid delays or returns.

⏱️ Will incorrect postal codes cause delays?

Yes, errors may detain mail at sorting centers for 3-5 days for manual address verification.

📬 Do large cities (e.g., Moscow) have multiple postal codes?

Yes, major cities are divided into zones; e.g., St. Petersburg center is 190000, suburbs are 196000+.