Newfoundland and Labrador postal areas
Newfoundland and Labrador has 35 three-character postal areas in our list. Each one is the first half of a full six-character postal code.
Full Canadian postal codes are copyrighted by Canada Post and are not available as open data, so this page lists only the first three characters. For a complete address, use the official Canada Post lookup.
All Newfoundland and Labrador postal areas
Showing 35 of 35
| Postal area | Main place |
|---|---|
| A0A | Southeastern Avalon Peninsula (Ferryland) |
| A0B | Western Avalon Peninsula (Argentia) |
| A0C | Bonavista Peninsula (Bonavista) |
| A0E | Burin Peninsula (Marystown) |
| A0G | Northeast Newfoundland (Lewisporte) |
| A0H | Central Newfoundland (Bishops Falls) |
| A0J | Northern Newfoundland (Springdale) |
| A0K | Northwest Newfoundland/Eastern Labrador (Mary's Harbour) |
| A0L | Western Newfoundland (Lark Harbour) |
| A0M | Southwestern Newfoundland (Channel-Port aux Basques) |
| A0N | Port au Port Peninsula region (St. George's) |
| A0P | Central Labrador (Happy Valley-Goose Bay) |
| A0R | North/Western Labrador (Churchill Falls) |
| A1A | St. John's North |
| A1B | St. John's Northwest Newfoundland & Labrador Provincial Government |
| A1C | St. John's North Central |
| A1E | St. John's Central |
| A1G | St. John's South |
| A1H | St. John's Southwest |
| A1K | Torbay |
| A1L | Paradise |
| A1M | Portugal Cove-St. Philips |
| A1N | Mount Pearl |
| A1S | Goulds |
| A1V | Gander |
| A1W | Manuels |
| A1X | Conception Bay |
| A1Y | Carbonear |
| A2A | Grand Falls |
| A2B | Windsor |
| A2H | Corner Brook |
| A2N | Stephenville |
| A2V | Labrador City |
| A5A | Clarenville |
| A8A | Deer Lake |
Source: GeoNames postal code data (CC BY). See data sources.
Frequently asked questions
What is a forward sortation area?
A forward sortation area, or FSA, is the first three characters of a Canadian postal code. It identifies a geographic area that mail is sorted to before final delivery.
Why does this page not list full postal codes?
Full six-character Canadian postal codes are protected by Canada Post copyright and are not published as open data, so we only list the three-character areas.