Kansas ZIP Codes

Kansas Postal Codes are a five digit numeric code used by the United States Postal Service (USPS) to sort mail within the state. The Kansas Postal Code is organized by zip code and assigned to a group of addresses for delivery and several other purposes.

The Kansas Postal Code is an alphanumeric code used for Post .Office Box addresses in the state of Kansas. The postal code is made up of five digits, where the first two digits represent the county or city, and the last three digits represent the street address number.

The US Postal Service has assigned each ZIP Code a unique 5-digit ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA) code, which can be used to match the mailing address with a specific ZIP Code. The US Postal Service refers to these codes as “ZIP+4” codes because they are based on the four digit+four digit structure of the main ZIP Code. For example, 63605-5001 would be a ZIP code for Lawrence, KS that is served by PO Box 5001 within that city’s 63605 ZCTA.

Kansas ZIP Codes (1) – List of Postal Codes for the State of Kansas, USA

Kansas ZIP Codes (2) – List of Postal Codes for the State of Kansas, USA

Kansas ZIP Codes (3) – List of Postal Codes for the State of Kansas, USA

Kansas ZIP Codes (4) – List of Postal Codes for the State of Kansas, USA