Adarshkotwal Postal Code (20711) – Bara District, Nepal (8 Wards)

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Adarshkotwal Postal Code & Ward Directory (20711)

Bundled five-digit local-level postal record for Adarshkotwal (Rural Municipality) in Bara District, Madhesh Province, attributed to the General Post Office, Nepal.

Ward Number Municipality / Local Level District 5-Digit Postal Code Derived 7-Digit Ward Code
Ward 1 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071101
Ward 2 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071102
Ward 3 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071103
Ward 4 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071104
Ward 5 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071105
Ward 6 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071106
Ward 7 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071107
Ward 8 Adarshkotwal Bara 20711 2071108

Adarshkotwal: postal reference

The bundled postal dataset lists 20711 for Adarshkotwal Rural Municipality, Bara District, Madhesh Province. It records 8 wards for this local government.

Address format

Use the recipient’s name, street or settlement and actual ward number, followed by Adarshkotwal, Bara, Madhesh Province, 20711, Nepal. Confirm the destination and the code format accepted by your delivery provider before sending mail.

The seven-digit values in the ward table are derived by appending a two-digit ward number to the five-digit local code. They are not separately verified postal-office records. Do not substitute a different municipality’s code merely because its name is similar.

Bundled document reference: postal source PDF, page 6.

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Sources and limitations

Postal reference: General Post Office, Nepal. This independent directory uses a bundled snapshot and administrator-supplied updates; it does not claim live GPO verification. Check the source for changes.

Boundary source: Open Knowledge Nepal — LocalBoundaries, CC BY 4.0. Boundaries are rendered as an interactive map; map and postal datasets can use different names or coverage. A mapped boundary is not proof of postal service availability.