Argentina Postal Codes

The postal codes in Argentina are also modernized with all of the other things.

• Until 1998, there was a 4 digit postal code with the first digit representing the region.
• There was an exception for the city of Buenos Aires as the code started from 1000 and caused confusion.

So, now the codes are different. For example, now the code consists of 3 parts. The 4 digits represent the town or the city. The three letters address the block or the exact location, and a single letter represents the province. In this way, the speed and quality of mail delivery are a lot better.

Argentina Overview

Argentina is a country located in South America. It has rich Spanish history with its roots in colonization during the 16th century. However, since that time, this is the land that has seen a lot of advancements.

Geography you need to know:

Speaking about the geography of Argentina, there are a lot of interesting facts. First of all, it shares its borders with Chile in the west. It also shares its borders with Paraguay and Bolivia to the north.

Brazil shares its borders at the northeast and South Atlantic Ocean and Uruguay to the east. Argentina shares its southern borders with the Drake Passage as well. The area of land Argentina covers.

It covers about 1780400 square kilometers of land, and this is the largest Spanish-speaking country in the world. It is the second largest in America and the 8th largest in the whole world.

References

• Geonames
• Wikipedia

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