10042
Prefix 1xxxPostcode (PSC) in the Czech Republic · Praha · SO Praha 10
Postcode 10042 is a Czech postcode (PSC) area in the Praha, SO Praha 10 district. across 0.0 km², with 5 buildings.
Postcode Map
PSC 10042 and 3 neighbouring postcodesThe map shows postcode 10042 and its 3 neighbouring postcode areas. Click a neighbouring postcode to see its details.
Neighbouring Postcodes
3 neighbouring postcodesPostcode 10042 borders 3 other postcode areas. Click any postcode in the table or on the map to explore it.
Prefix Zone {prefix}xxx
1xxx postcode_detail.prefix_zone_label
Postcodes starting with 10
12 postcodesPostcodes starting with 10xxxx belong to zone 1 in the Praha, Středočeský kraj region. This group covers 12 postcode areas.
FAQs about postcode 10042
Quick answersWhere is postcode 10042 located?
Postcode 10042 is a Czech postcode (PSC) area in the Praha region, SO Praha 10 district. It belongs to the 1xxxxxx prefix zone.
Is 10042 a valid Czech postcode?
Yes, 10042 is a valid Czech postcode (PSC). Czech postcodes are 5-digit numbers used to identify postal delivery areas. This postcode is assigned to 10042 in the Praha region.. You can use it when addressing mail or parcels to this area.
Which region is postcode 10042 in?
Postcode 10042 is located in the Praha region. More specifically, it falls within the SO Praha 10 district.
How many people live in postcode area 10042?
Population data for postcode 10042 is not currently available.
How large is postcode area 10042?
Postcode 10042 covers 0.03 km² km² (0.01 sq mi) and contains 5 mapped buildings buildings.
Which postcodes border 10042?
Postcode 10042 borders 3 neighbouring postcodes: 10000 (Strašnice), 13000 (Žižkov), 16000 (Bubeneč) .
What does the 1xxx prefix zone mean?
The first digit of a Czech postcode identifies its delivery zone. The {prefix}xxx zone contains {count} postcode areas{pop_part}{area_part}. All Czech postcodes are 5 digits long, written as XXX XX.
How many buildings are in postcode 10042?
Postcode 10042 contains 5 mapped buildings buildings, averaging 147 buildings per km² buildings per km². Building data is sourced from OpenStreetMap contributors.