Friday, July 10, 2009

Davao del Norte, del Sur & Oriental ZIP Code Directory

ZIP Codes & Phone Area Code of Davao, Philippines

Location

ZIP Code

Phone Area Code

Davao del Norte

Asuncion

8102

 84

Babak

8118

 84

Carmen

8101

 84

Kapalong

8113

 84
Kaputian 8120 84

New Corella

8104

 84

Panabo

8105

 84

Samal

8119

 84

San Mariano

8116

 84

San Vicente

8103

 84

Santo Tomas

8112

 84
Tagum 8100 84

Davao del Sur
Bansalan 8005 82
Davao City 8000 82
Digos 8002 82
Don Marcelino 8013 82
Hagunoy 8006 82
Jose Abad Santos 8014 82
Kiblawan 8008 82
Magsaysay 8004 82
Malalag 8010 82
Malita 8012 82
Matanao 8003 82
Padada 8007 82
Santa Cruz 8001 82
Santa Maria 8011 82
Sarangani 8015 82

Davao Oriental
Baganga 8204 87
Banaybanay 8208 87
Boston 8206 87
Caraga 8203 87
Cateel 8205 87
Gov. Generoso 8210 87
Lopon 8207 87
Manay 8202 87
Mati 8200 87
San Isidro 8209 87

Tarragona

8201

 87

Travel to Davao when in Southern Philippines. It has many natural wonders to offer the traveler. Famous for its white sand beaches, waterfalls and other eco-friendly attractions, Davao is a natural tourist destination in southern Philippines.
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The term ZIP is an acronym for "Zone Improvement Plan". The ZIP Code was first used by the United States Postal Service and was later adopted by the Philippines. The difference between the U.S. and the Philippine ZIP Code is that the U.S. ZIP Code uses five (5) digits (and sometimes with an additional four digits for a more accurate delivery of mail) while the Philippine Postal Corporation uses only a four digit ZIP Code. "ZIP" is always spelled in capital letters.

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