92100

92100 is a postal code primarily associated with the town of Melun, located in the Île-de-France region of France. Situated approximately 41 kilometers southeast of Paris, Melun serves as a sub-prefecture of the Seine-et-Marne department. The postal code 92100 encompasses the central and surrounding districts of Melun, facilitating mail distribution within the area.

The town of Melun has historical significance dating back to Roman times, with remnants of its rich history visible in landmarks such as the Melun Cathedral and various medieval structures. It functions as a local administrative and commercial center, offering a range of public services, educational institutions, and transportation links, including access to the transilien suburban train network connecting it to Paris.

The region benefits from its proximity to major highways and the Seine River, which has historically contributed to its development as a hub for trade and transportation. The local economy is diverse, with industries spanning retail, services, and small manufacturing. Melun also features cultural attractions, parks, and a vibrant community life that reflect its longstanding history and regional importance.

In postal and logistical terms, the 92100 postal code ensures organized and efficient mail delivery within Melun, supporting both residential and commercial postal needs. It is one of the numerous postal codes within the Île-de-France administrative framework, serving as a key identifier for the area's geographic and administrative identity.