RU Russian Federation Major Regions Postal Code Details

🏛️ милютинский район · ростовская область
347122
Аграрный
Аграрный милютинский район ростовская область 347122 Russian Federation
347126
Доброполье
Доброполье милютинский район ростовская область 347126 Russian Federation
347132
Кутейников
Кутейников милютинский район ростовская область 347132 Russian Federation
347134
Маньково-Березовская
Маньково-Березовская милютинский район ростовская область 347134 Russian Federation
347120
Милютинская
Милютинская милютинский район ростовская область 347120 Russian Federation
347124
Николаевский
Николаевский милютинский район ростовская область 347124 Russian Federation
347123
Николовка
Николовка милютинский район ростовская область 347123 Russian Federation
347131
Новодмитриевский
Новодмитриевский милютинский район ростовская область 347131 Russian Federation
347135
Орлов
Орлов милютинский район ростовская область 347135 Russian Federation
347125
Петровский
Петровский милютинский район ростовская область 347125 Russian Federation
347127
Светоч
Светоч милютинский район ростовская область 347127 Russian Federation
347133
Севостьянов
Севостьянов милютинский район ростовская область 347133 Russian Federation
347130
Селивановская
Селивановская милютинский район ростовская область 347130 Russian Federation
347137
Степано-Савченский
Степано-Савченский милютинский район ростовская область 347137 Russian Federation
347111
Сулинский
Сулинский милютинский район ростовская область 347111 Russian Federation
347138
Терновой
Терновой милютинский район ростовская область 347138 Russian Federation
347136
Широко-Бахолдинский
Широко-Бахолдинский милютинский район ростовская область 347136 Russian Federation

📋 Russian Federation Address and Delivery Guidance

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Use a Complete Delivery Address:

Include the recipient name, building or street address, locality, region where applicable, postal code when the destination uses one, and the destination country or territory.

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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+.