Niwari PIN codes

Niwari district in Madhya Pradesh has 6 PIN codes and 57 post offices. They run from 472246 to 472447.

All PIN codes in Niwari

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 codeAreas and post offices
472246Orchha, Bangain, Basoba, Bhelsa, Chakarpur, Dhilla, Jugiyai, Kumarra, Madore, Mohanpura, Pratappura, Sunoniya
472336Prithvipur, Banjaripura, Birorakhet, Chomokhas, Daretha, Dumduma, Jeoramora, Jer, Khiston, Ladwari, Madia, Naguwan, Sakerabhadaran
472337Jeron, Beersagar, Bhopalpur, Jerakhas, Kakwni, Luharguwn, Papawani, Simra
472442Niwari, Asati, Binwara, Gidkhini, Harsmau, Kulua, Mudara, Pohakhas
472445Taricharkala, Bhitari, Bijore, Kudar, Patharam, Puchikarguwan, Sendri, Shaktibheron, Thona, Ubora
472447Teharka, Astari, Bahera, Ghoogsi, Guawali, Jikhanguwan

About the post offices in Niwari

Of the 57 post offices in Niwari, 0 are head offices, 6 are sub offices and 51 are branch offices; 57 deliver mail. They belong to the Chhatarpur Division division of the Jabalpur Region region in the Madhya Pradesh Circle. PIN codes starting with 4 belong to India Post's Western zone.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the PIN code of Niwari?

Niwari has 6 PIN codes, from 472246 to 472447. The PIN code of a particular area is listed in the table on this page.

How many post offices are there in Niwari?

57 post offices: 0 head offices, 6 sub offices and 51 branch offices. 57 of them deliver mail to addresses.

How do I find the PIN code of my area in Niwari?

Look for your area or post office in the table, or type its name into the search on the India PIN code directory page. If you are there right now, the “PIN code of my location” page finds the PIN code of your exact spot with your phone's location.

What do the first digits of a Niwari PIN code mean?

The first digit, 4, stands for India Post's Western 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