Postal code 3903 is mapped to 2 locality records in Switzerland with administrative hierarchy and coordinates.
Based on 2 records, 1 postal code values and 2 mapped localities. Coordinate coverage is 100.0%.
| Postal code | Locality | Administrative path | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3903 | Birgisch | Canton du Valais / Brig District / Naters | 46.3306, 7.9617 |
| 3903 | Mund | Canton du Valais / Brig District / Naters | 46.3508, 7.9229 |
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| Code | Place | Hierarchy | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3903 | Birgisch | Canton du Valais / Brig District / Naters | 46.3306, 7.9617 |
| 3903 | Mund | Canton du Valais / Brig District / Naters | 46.3508, 7.9229 |
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This code belongs to the 39 prefix range for Switzerland.
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