Pithoragarh PIN Code List – Post Offices in Pithoragarh District

Pithoragarh district in Uttarakhand has multiple PIN codes assigned to its towns and villages to ensure efficient postal delivery. The Pithoragarh Head Post Office functions under PIN code 262501, while many nearby branch post offices (BO) and sub post offices (SO) operate under different PIN codes across the district.

The table below provides a complete list of post offices in Pithoragarh district, including their PIN codes, taluka/tehsil, district, and other administrative details. This information helps users easily find the correct PIN code and post office for their location.

Pithoragarh PIN Code List (All Post Offices)

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Post office details on this page are compiled from publicly available postal references and cross-verified with multiple sources. The number of post offices under a single PIN code may vary across sources due to administrative changes, branch office status, or data update cycles. Readers are advised to verify with India Post for official confirmation.

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These PIN codes are used for postal delivery, address verification, and location-based services, making them useful for residents, businesses, and anyone sending or receiving mail in Pithoragarh district.

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Dharchula PIN Code Information

The primary PIN code for Dharchula, Uttarakhand is 262545.
Nearby villages and branch post offices in the Dharchula region may use different PIN codes depending on the specific locality.

Didihat PIN code information

The primary PIN code for Didihat, Uttarakhand is 262551.
Nearby villages and branch post offices in the Dharchula region may use different PIN codes depending on the specific locality.

PIN Codes in Pithoragarh District

People often search for village or town PIN codes in Pithoragarh district to find postal details for their area. The table above includes PIN code information for villages, towns, and post offices across the district, including areas under Didihat, Berinag, Gangolihat, Munsiyari, and Dharchula.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I find the PIN code in this table for my village in Pithoragarh district?

You can search within the table above by entering your village or post office name. The table lists PIN codes for villages and post offices across Pithoragarh district.

How can I find the correct post office for my address?

The easiest way is to check the nearest branch or sub post office serving your village or locality. If you are unsure, you can confirm the correct post office by asking locally, checking official India Post resources, or visiting the nearest post office in person. Using the correct post office name along with the PIN code helps ensure accurate delivery. For official and up-to-date information, you can also visit the India Post website.

Are all post offices listed here currently active?

Most of the post offices listed here are based on publicly available postal records. However, post office status can change over time due to administrative updates, mergers, or temporary closures. For important or time-sensitive services, it is always best to verify the current status directly with India Post or the nearest post office.

What does BO / SO / HO mean?

These terms describe the type of post office:
BO (Branch Office): A small local post office, usually in villages, operating under a larger office.
SO (Sub Office): A medium-level post office that manages several branch offices.
HO (Head Office): The main post office of a larger area or district.

Why do different websites show different post office counts?

Different websites use different data sources and update schedules. Some sites may list only active offices, while others include branch offices, older records, or recently reorganized locations. Because of this, the number of post offices shown for the same PIN code can vary across websites. For official confirmation, India Post remains the most reliable reference.

Can one PIN code have multiple post offices?

Yes. In India, a single PIN code often covers multiple post offices, especially in rural and hilly areas. Usually, one main post office (called a Sub Office or Head Office) serves several nearby branch post offices. All of them share the same PIN code because they fall under the same delivery area.