Finland postal codes starting with 85

37 postal codes in Finland start with 85. The international calling code for Finland is +358.

Postal codes

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Postal codePlaceRegion
85100 Kalajoki North Ostrobothnia Region
85101 Kalajoki North Ostrobothnia Region
85120 Metsä North Ostrobothnia Region
85140 Tynkä North Ostrobothnia Region
85150 Typpö North Ostrobothnia Region
85160 Rautio North Ostrobothnia Region
85180 Rahja North Ostrobothnia Region
85200 Alavieska North Ostrobothnia Region
85201 Alavieska North Ostrobothnia Region
85210 Kähtävä North Ostrobothnia Region
85230 Talus North Ostrobothnia Region
85310 Sievi As North Ostrobothnia Region
85320 Sievi North Ostrobothnia Region
85340 Sievi North Ostrobothnia Region
85410 Sievi North Ostrobothnia Region
85430 Sievi North Ostrobothnia Region
85450 Sievi North Ostrobothnia Region
85470 Sievi North Ostrobothnia Region
85500 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85501 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85540 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85560 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85580 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85620 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85630 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85640 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85660 Nivala North Ostrobothnia Region
85710 Parkkila North Ostrobothnia Region
85730 Tulppo North Ostrobothnia Region
85800 Haapajärvi North Ostrobothnia Region
85801 Haapajärvi North Ostrobothnia Region
85820 Oksava North Ostrobothnia Region
85840 Kuona North Ostrobothnia Region
85900 Reisjärvi North Ostrobothnia Region
85930 Kangaskylä North Ostrobothnia Region
85940 Räisälänmäki North Ostrobothnia Region
85980 Köyhänperä North Ostrobothnia Region

Source: GeoNames postal code data (CC BY). See data sources.

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