41000

41000 is the postal code primarily associated with Blois, a city in central France. The code is part of the French postal system and designates the Blois area within the Loir-et-Cher department (department number 41) in the Centre-Val de Loire region. Blois serves as the prefecture of Loir-et-Cher and lies on the banks of the Loire River.

The city is known for its historic center and the Château de Blois, a Renaissance-era castle that reflects several periods of French architectural and political history. Blois functions as an administrative and cultural hub for the surrounding area, hosting local government institutions, educational establishments, and cultural venues. The 41000 postal code is used in mail addresses to route correspondence to Blois and nearby districts.

In the broader context of French postal codes, 41000 indicates the Blois area within the Loir-et-Cher department. Other communities in the same department use different five-digit postal codes within the 41xxx range. The system allows for efficient mail sorting and delivery across urban and rural parts of the region.