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Postal codes in Spain

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Postal codes were introduced in Spain in 1976, when CTT introduced automated sorting. The first two digits of the postal code represents the province, in alphabetical order:

02xxx Albacete
03xxx Alicante
08xxx Barcelona
11xxx Cadiz
28xxx Madrid
29xxx Malaga
50xxx Zaragoza


Large cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, were divided into postal districts (zonas in Spanish)

 Plaza de España, 18
 Madrid 8
 Travessera de Gracia, 68 –70, 1º. 
 Barcelona 6

These former postal districts were incorporated into the five-digit postal code:

 Plaza de España, 18
 28008 Madrid
Travessera de Gracia, 68 –70, 1º. 
08006 Barcelona

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