Post codes in Mauritius consist of five digits (or a letter and four digits for an island). They were first introduced by Mauritius Post on a pilot basis, from January to March 2012, in Lallmatie, Bon Accueil and Brisée Verdière before being introduced in other localities across the island before the system went nationwide on 15 August 2014.[1]
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Format
The postcode is added after the name of the town or village, as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson 21, Old Trafford Road Mission Cross Lalmatie 42602 MAURITIUS
The first digit of the code indicates the District Code in this case Flacq District, the second and third digits indicate Village Council Area Code for the town of Lalmatie, while the fourth and fifth digits indicate the Sub-Locality Code.[2]
The first character
The first character of the code indicates the district when it is a number, or an island when it is a letter:
| First Postal Code Character | Region |
|---|---|
| 1 | Port Louis |
| 2 | Pamplemousses |
| 3 | Rivière du Rempart |
| 4 | Flacq |
| 5 | Grand Port |
| 6 | Savanne |
| 7 | Plaines Wilhems |
| 8 | Moka |
| 9 | Rivière Noire |
| A | Agaléga |
| R | Rodrigues |
Earlier trial
An earlier trial of postcodes was made in the Curepipe area in 2002, consisting of an eight-digit alphanumeric code added before the name of the town.[3]
742CU001 R.DU.REMPART MAURITIUS
References
- ^ User-friendly Postcode Directory Launched, Government of Mauritius
- ^ Mauritius, Universal Postal Union, September 2014
- ^ Mauritius, Universal Postal Union, July 2002
External links
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This page was last edited on 18 January 2024, at 13:16