Post Office - Seppa SO | EAST KAMENG, ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Seppa SO

EAST KAMENG
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
790102

Phone : 03787-222223
Type : PO
Delivery : Delivery _{(Accept booking and deliver mails or parcels to customers)}
Taluk : Seppa
Area Covered : Lelung, Mogkhra, Nyari Welly Model Village, Patha, Pipukoro, Rang, Tangma, Veo, Donigaon, Fengche, Hamba � Pinda, Kakukao, Kampu, Kamrung (Neping), Pabua, Pakoti, Patiwa, Pollong (Paswa), Sawa Circle, Tallong � I, 12th Mile Camp, Champing, Lachung Yangsey, Loffa, Lumdung, Mebuwa - III, Nichoba, Sede Pakke Keshang, Serewa, Jejudada, Mebua Camp, Neking, Pachi Camp, Pampoli, Sibibok, Tarang Yangse, Yiwa, Richa, Rokjiwa (Tapipu), Seppa Circle, Fencheja � Yati, Kafla, Kotto, Laimoya, Mebuwa - I, Neping, Ningcho, Sengriwa, Tata Tara, Watte, Kamsa, Seba, Tallong � II, Weshy, Wessang, Mebuwa - II, Narangawa, Nepuwa, Nere, Nerewa, Ramgung, Tallong � III, Tassomlora
Sub Office : Not available
Head Office : Itanagar HO
Divison : Arunachal Pradesh Division
Sub Region : Shillong HQ Region
Circle : North Eastern Circle

Seppa SO located at Seppa , Seppa , EAST KAMENG having PIN 790102 is a Delivery post office. It covers Lelung, Mogkhra, Nyari Welly Model Village, Patha, Pipukoro, Rang, Tangma, Veo, Donigaon, Fengche, Hamba � Pinda, Kakukao, Kampu, Kamrung (Neping), Pabua, Pakoti, Patiwa, Pollong (Paswa), Sawa Circle, Tallong � I, 12th Mile Camp, Champing, Lachung Yangsey, Loffa, Lumdung, Mebuwa - III, Nichoba, Sede Pakke Keshang, Serewa, Jejudada, Mebua Camp, Neking, Pachi Camp, Pampoli, Sibibok, Tarang Yangse, Yiwa, Richa, Rokjiwa (Tapipu), Seppa Circle, Fencheja � Yati, Kafla, Kotto, Laimoya, Mebuwa - I, Neping, Ningcho, Sengriwa, Tata Tara, Watte, Kamsa, Seba, Tallong � II, Weshy, Wessang, Mebuwa - II, Narangawa, Nepuwa, Nere, Nerewa, Ramgung, Tallong � III, Tassomlora.

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. 7 in 790102 represent Eastern region. The combination of first two digits of the PIN represent a particular circle. 79 in 790102 represent North Eastern cirlce.