Kinnaur district in Himachal Pradesh has 14 PIN codes and 72 post offices. They run from 172101 to 172118.
Main PIN code of Kinnaur
172107
Reckong Peo head post office.
Each PIN code is listed with the areas whose post offices use it. Head offices are marked, sub offices are in bold, and the rest are branch offices, mostly in villages and smaller localities. Offices marked * do not deliver mail to addresses.
| PIN code | Areas and post offices |
|---|---|
| 172101 | Chaura, Chota Khamba, Nigulsari, Rupi, Taranda |
| 172103 | Nichar |
| 172104 | Tapri, Chagaon, Mirro, Panvi, Ramni, Urni, Wangtoo, Yulla |
| 172105 | Karcham, Brua, Kilba, Sapni, Shong |
| 172106 | Sangla, Batseri, Chansu, Chitkul, Kamroo, Rakchham |
| 172107 | Reckong Peo (head office), Barang, Khawangi, Kothi, Meber, Pangi, Powari, Purbani |
| 172108 | Kalpa, Duni, Roghi |
| 172109 | Moorang, Asrang, Charang, Jangi, Kunnu, Lippa, Thangi |
| 172110 | Speelo, Giabong, Kanam, Labrang, Nesang, Ropa, Shiaso, Sunnam |
| 172111 | Pooh, Chango, Dubling, Nako, Namgia, Pooh Gaon, Shalkhar, Sumra |
| 172112 | Liyo, Hango |
| 172115 | Bhaba Nagar, Bari, Nathpa, Ponda Solding, Sungra |
| 172116 | Ribba, Akpa, Rarang, Rispa |
| 172118 | Katgaon, Bhaba |
Of the 72 post offices in Kinnaur, 1 is a head office, 12 are sub offices and 59 are branch offices; 72 deliver mail. They belong to the Rampur Bushahr Division division of the DivReportingCircle region in the Himachal Pradesh Circle. PIN codes starting with 1 belong to India Post's Northern zone.
Kinnaur has 14 PIN codes, one for each delivery area. The head post office, Reckong Peo, uses 172107. The PIN code of a particular area is listed in the table on this page.
72 post offices: 1 head office, 12 sub offices and 59 branch offices. 72 of them deliver mail to addresses.
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The first digit, 1, stands for India Post's Northern zone, the first two digits for the postal circle and the first three for the sorting district. The last three digits identify the delivery post office.
Source: Department of Posts, All India Pincode Directory, published on data.gov.in under the Government Open Data License, India. Post offices open, close and move; for official mail, confirm the PIN code with India Post. All states and districts