Post Office - Bodinaickenpatti BO | SALEM, TAMIL NADU

Bodinaickenpatti BO

SALEM
TAMIL NADU
636307

Phone : Not available
Type : BO
Delivery : Non Delivery _{(Accept booking but don't deliver mails or parcels to customers)}
Taluk : Salem
Area Covered : Salem
Sub Office : Sivadapuram SO
Head Office : Suramangalam HO
Divison : Salem West Division
Sub Region : Western Region, Coimbatore
Circle : Tamilnadu Circle

Bodinaickenpatti BO located at Bodinaickenpatti , Salem , SALEM having PIN 636307 is a Non Delivery post office. It covers Salem.

The first digit of the PIN reflects the region. In India, there are 9 PIN regions, out of which first 8 stands for geographical location and 9 is especially used for the army postal service. 6 in 636307 represent Southern region. The combination of first two digits of the PIN represent a particular circle. 63 in 636307 represent Tamil Nadu cirlce.

Bodinaickenpatti BO

SALEM
TAMIL NADU
637105

Phone : Not available
Type : BO
Delivery : Delivery _{(Accept booking and deliver mails or parcels to customers)}
Taluk : Tiruchengode
Area Covered : Nanjan valavu, Pathaikattu valavu, Samudi valavu, Ayyankadu, Chettimankurichi valavu, Edappuliyanvalavu, Indira nagar colony, Thengai sevi valavu, Kamaraj nagar, kendiyan valavu, Kullivalavu, kuppathasan valavu, Malayampalathan valavu, Mallipalayam, Muniyan valavu, Annanagar, Bodinaickenpatti, Mullakadu, Vakakuttaipatti, Valanvalavu
Sub Office : Vellandivalasai SO
Head Office : Tiruchengodu HO
Divison : Namakkal Division
Sub Region : Western Region, Coimbatore
Circle : Tamilnadu Circle

Bodinaickenpatti BO located at Bodinaickenpatti , Tiruchengode , SALEM having PIN 637105 is a Delivery post office. It covers Nanjan valavu, Pathaikattu valavu, Samudi valavu, Ayyankadu, Chettimankurichi valavu, Edappuliyanvalavu, Indira nagar colony, Thengai sevi valavu, Kamaraj nagar, kendiyan valavu, Kullivalavu, kuppathasan valavu, Malayampalathan valavu, Mallipalayam, Muniyan valavu, Annanagar, Bodinaickenpatti, Mullakadu, Vakakuttaipatti, Valanvalavu.

The first digit of the PIN reflects the region. In India, there are 9 PIN regions, out of which first 8 stands for geographical location and 9 is especially used for the army postal service. 6 in 637105 represent Southern region. The combination of first two digits of the PIN represent a particular circle. 63 in 637105 represent Tamil Nadu cirlce.