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27700

27700 is a five-digit number that is primarily known as a postal code in France. In the French postal system, the first two digits of a five-digit code indicate the department; 27 corresponds to Eure, a department in the Normandy region. The code 27700 is used for the town of Les Andelys and several nearby communes along the Seine valley, facilitating mail routing and delivery.

Les Andelys is situated on the right bank of the Seine, upstream from Rouen. The area is

As a number, 27700 factors as 277 × 100, or 2^2 × 5^2 × 277. It is

noted
for
the
Château
Gaillard,
a
late
12th-century
fortress
built
by
Richard
the
Lionheart
that
overlooks
the
river
and
the
town.
The
surrounding
countryside
features
cliffs
and
river
scenery
that
attract
visitors.
divisible
by
100
and
is
thus
composite,
ending
in
two
zeros.
It
lies
between
27699
and
27701.
Outside
its
postal
designation,
27700
may
appear
in
various
numeric
contexts
as
a
product
or
model
code,
but
it
does
not
have
a
single
widely
recognized
meaning
beyond
its
role
as
a
postal
code
in
Eure.