Sao Paulo Postal code
Sao Paulo Postal code
Sao Paulo postal code is also know as Sao Paulo CEP (Codigo de Enderecamento Postal), Sao Paulo Brazil postal code system was introduced by the Correios (Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telegrafos) in 1993. for making it easier to sort and send mail, Sao Paulo postal code used a 8-digit postal code XXXXX-XXX.
There are total 645 Postal code in Sao Paulo Brazil. for example postal code of Sao Paulo 17800-000, where 17 is Sao Paulo postal region code and 800 is Adamantina code and last 3-digit 000 delivery area code.
FAQ:-1. How many digits are there in a Sao Paulo Brazil postal codes?
Sao Paulo Brazil used a 8-digit postal code system.
2. What is the postal code for Zacarias, Sao Paulo?
Zacarias, Sao Paulo postal code is 15265-000.
3. What is the postal code for Chavantes, Sao Paulo?
Chavantes, Sao Paulo postal code is 18970-000.
About Sao Paulo
Brazil has a city called Sao Paulo in the South. GaWC says that Sao Paulo is an alpha global city. Its the most populous city in Brazil, the Americas, the Western and Southern Hemispheres, and the worlds 4th-largest city by population, even though Rio de Janeiro is bigger than Sao Paulo. As a bonus, the city of Sao Paulo is the worlds largest Portuguese-speaking city. As the capital of Sao Paulo, the most populous and richest state in Brazil, the city serves as the centre of government for the whole area. It has a big impact on business, finance, arts, and entertainment all over the world. St. Paul of Tarsus is the name of the city. Greater Sao Paulo is the most populous area in Brazil and the 12th most populous in the world. This is because the city is so big. Sao Paulo Macrometropolis is a megalopolis with more than 30 million people. It was formed by the conurbation of the cities around Greater Sao Paulo (Campinas, Jundia, Sorocaba, and Sao Jose dos Campos), which are all metropolitan areas. The city has the largest GDP in Latin America and the Southern Hemisphere. The Sao Paulo Stock Exchange is in the city. Paulista Avenue is the heart of business in Sao Paulo. As of 2005, the city had the 11th-largest GDP in the world, accounting for 10.7% of all Brazilian GDP and 36% of the production of goods and services in the state of SAO Paulo. It is also home to 63% of the established multinationals in Brazil, and in 2005, it was responsible for 28% of the countrys scientific output. Cities like Rio de Janeiro are also home to some of Brazils tallest skyscrapers, like Edificio Italia, Banespa Tower and the North Tower. The city has cultural, economic, and political power in the country and around the world. A lot of important monuments and museums can be found there, like the Latin American Memorial and the Ibirapuera Park. A lot of big events take place in this city. There are things like the Brazilian Grand Prix, the ATP Brasil Open, the Brasil Game Show, and the Comic Con Experience in So Paulo. Sao Paulos LGBTQ Pride parade is just as big as the Pride march in New York City. Among the many different cultures in Sao Paulo are Arab, Italian, Japanese, and Portuguese people from all over the world. Some examples are the ethnic neighbourhoods of Bixiga, Bom Retiro, and Liberdade. This is also where there are about 75,000 Jews in Brazil. In 2016, people living in the city came from more than 200 different countries. People who live in the city are called paulistanos, while paulistas refers to anyone in the state, even the paulistanos. People from the city are called paulistanos. This is the citys Latin motto, which it has shared with the battleship and the aircraft carrier named after it. It means ""I am not led, I lead."" Sampa, which is also known as Terra da Garoa (Land of Drizzle), is a city in Brazil. It is known for its unpredictable weather, the size of its helicopter fleet and its architecture and food. It also has a lot of traffic jams and skyscrapers. FIFA World Cups were held in both 1950 and 2014. The host city of So Paulo was in both of these events. As a bonus, it also held the IV Pan American Games and the Sao Paulo Indy 300.
Fernanda Santos
Avenida JoAO Jorge, 112, Ap. 31
Adamantina
Sao Paulo
17800-000
Brazil