Pincode 444601: Amravati, Amravati
Amravati, Bhaji Bazar Amravati, MIDC Sub Post Office, Old Cotton Market and 2 more, Amravati, Maharashtra
Post offices with pincode 444601
- Amravati Head Office Delivery Amravati, Maharashtra
- Bhaji Bazar Amravati Sub Office Non-delivery Amravati, Maharashtra
- MIDC Sub Post Office Sub Office Non-delivery Amravati, Maharashtra
- Old Cotton Market Sub Office Non-delivery Amravati, Maharashtra
- Rajapeth Sub Office Non-delivery Amravati, Maharashtra
- Walgaon Road Tso Amravati Sub Office Non-delivery Amravati, Maharashtra
About pincode 444601
Pincode 444601 belongs to Amravati district in Maharashtra. 6 post offices share it, and 1 of them delivers mail. The area comes under the Amaravati Division of the Maharashtra Circle.
The first digit, 4, is the postal zone for Maharashtra, Goa, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. The first three digits, 444, point to the sorting district, and the last three, 601, to the delivery post office. How pin codes work.
Pincodes near 444601
- 444603Shivaji Nagar0.8 km
- 444605H. V. Nagar1.2 km
- 444606Congress Nagar1.6 km
- 444604V.M.V. (Amravati)2 km
- 444607Sai Nagar4.5 km
- 444602Amravati Camp10.2 km
- 444801Walgaon14.7 km
- 444904Chandur Railway14.9 km
Questions people ask
What is the pin code of Amravati?
The pin code of Amravati in Amravati, Maharashtra is 444601. It is a head office that delivers mail.
What is the pin code of Bhaji Bazar Amravati?
The pin code of Bhaji Bazar Amravati in Amravati, Maharashtra is 444601. It is a sub office that does not deliver mail.
What is the pin code of MIDC Sub Post Office?
The pin code of MIDC Sub Post Office in Amravati, Maharashtra is 444601. It is a sub office that does not deliver mail.
Which district is pin code 444601 in?
Pin code 444601 is in Amravati district of Maharashtra.
How many post offices have the pin code 444601?
6 post offices share the pin code 444601.
What does the first digit of 444601 mean?
The first digit, 4, is the postal zone. It covers Maharashtra, Goa, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. The first three digits, 444, identify the sorting district.