60100

60100 is a five-digit postal code used in the French postal system. It corresponds to a geographic area in the Oise department, which is part of the Hauts-de-France region in northern France. The code is associated with the commune of Creil and its surrounding communities, and it is used for mail delivery within that area.

Geography and administrative context: The Oise department, designated by the number 60, lies to the north of Paris and is part of the Hauts-de-France region. The 60100 designation helps route mail to addresses within Creil and neighboring localities that fall under the same delivery zone.

Postal code system: In France, postal codes are five digits. The first two digits identify the department (60 for Oise), while the last three digits specify the local delivery area. Codes like 60100 are assigned to particular towns or groups of communes to facilitate sorting and distribution by the national postal service, La Poste.

Usage and references: 60100 is primarily used for addressing mail to residents and businesses in Creil and nearby areas. It is one element of the broader French postal code system, which supports mail routing, demographic organization, and regional identification. See also Oise, Hauts-de-France, and Postal codes in France.