Formato de direcciones de Argentina

What is the Código Postal Argentino (CPA) format in Argentina?

The format is ANNNNAAA (N = digit, A = letter), for example C1000WAB. 8 characters: 1 letter for the province (C = Buenos Aires City, B = Buenos Aires Province, X = Córdoba...), 4 digits for the town/city (based on the old 4-digit code), and 3 letters identifying the city block. The old 4-digit code (NNNN) is still in informal use, but Correo Argentino requires the full CPA.

How do you write an address in Argentina?

Argentina addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Argentine addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, street name + house number (floor/apartment appended if any), then the CPA followed by the locality in capitals on one line. The province is normally omitted because it is already encoded in the CPA's first letter.

Does Argentina use postal codes?

Yes. Argentina uses the Código Postal Argentino (CPA) in the format ANNNNAAA (example: C1000WAB). 8 characters: 1 letter for the province (C = Buenos Aires City, B = Buenos Aires Province, X = Córdoba...), 4 digits for the town/city (based on the old 4-digit code), and 3 letters identifying the city block. The old 4-digit code (NNNN) is still in informal use, but Correo Argentino requires the full CPA.