Postal code 613 30 is mapped to 1 locality record in Sweden with administrative hierarchy and coordinates.
Based on 1 records, 1 postal code values and 1 mapped localities. Coordinate coverage is 100.0%.
| Postal code | Locality | Administrative path | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 613 30 | Oxelösund | Södermanland / Oxelösund | 58.6706, 17.1015 |
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| Code | Place | Hierarchy | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 613 30 | Oxelösund | Södermanland / Oxelösund | 58.6706, 17.1015 |
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This code belongs to the 61 prefix range for Sweden.
View all 61 postal codesTreat 613 30 as a text value, not a number. Postal identifiers can contain leading zeroes, spaces or letters in other countries, so applications should validate the country and original string together. For this page, the code is valid when it appears with one of the mapped localities below and the administrative path belongs to Sweden.
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