Zhangqiu postal code

The postcode of Zhangqiu District is 250200.

Zhangqiu, located in the east of Jinan, the capital of Shandong Province, about 40 kilometers away from downtown Jinan, is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Jinan, and is known as the "small spring city". 1August, 992, the original Zhangqiu County was revoked and changed to a county-level city, namely Zhangqiu City, which still belongs to Jinan City.

Zhangqiu City is adjacent to Licheng District of Jinan City in the west, Zibo City in the east, Tai 'an and Laiwu City in the south, zouping county in the northeast and Jiyang County across the Yellow River in the northwest. It is 70 kilometers long from north to south and 37 kilometers wide from east to west, with a total area of 1855 square kilometers.

Division details:

1 Town: Duozhuang Town.

17 Street: Mingshui Street, Shuang Shan Street, Zaoyuan Street, Longshan Street, Bucun Street, Shengjing Street, Puji Street, Xiuhui Street, Xianggongzhuang Street, Wen Zu Street, Guanzhuang Street, Gaoguanzhai Street, Baiyun Lake Street, Ningjiabu Street, Caofan Street, Diaozhen Street and Huanghe Street.

Terrain:

Zhangqiu belongs to Luxi uplift in the south and Jiyang depression in the north. Zhangqiu District is located at the northern foot of Taiyi Mountain, bordering the North China Plain, starting from Changchengling in the south and facing Changbai Mountain in the east. The terrain slopes from southeast to northwest. From south to north, there are mountains, hills, plains and depressions, accounting for 30.8%, 25.9%, 30.7% and 12.6% of the total area of the city respectively. The highest peak is the chicken feet in the south, 924 meters above sea level; The lowest point is in Zhujiawa area of Xinzhai Township in the north, with an altitude of 15m.

The meaning of postal code:

China postal code adopts four-level six-digit coding structure. The composition of China postal code: the first two digits represent provinces, municipalities directly under the central government and autonomous regions; The first three digits indicate the postal area; The first four digits represent counties and cities; The last two digits indicate the delivery office.