Australian Postcode Decoder Zooms In To Show How Postcodes Are Created


If you want to know the postcode for a given location, you can find it out with Australia Post’s search site or some quick Googling. But if you want to see how postcodes are constructed, the Australian Postcode Decoder offers a neat graphical representation.

As you type in each digit of the postcode, the site zooms in, so you move from state to region and down to the exact location. It would be nice if the site showed the actual names that applied — many postcodes cover more than one suburb — but it’s still an interesting tool.

Australian Postcode Decoder


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