Zip Codes or Postal Codes in Cuba

We introduce an updated list of zip codes in all the provinces of Cuba. Notice that here you'll find only main codes corresponding to each borough, because they are actually much more than that, a postal code in Cuba depends on specific address and this information is not of public domain.

In this list, the modern administrative divisions of each municipality, special municipalities and territories have been taken into account. The postal code in Cuba is almost not used because almost all addresses have 3 streets or avenues as reference, usually indicating the street where the address is located and the intersection of this point between the two streets immediately nearby. For example Obispo 23 between Havana and Compostela is an address. These are the streets that indicate the exact location of an address, which is why the postal code has almost fallen into disuse. However, the Cuban Postal Service continues to use it internally.

Here, the codes are ordered by borough name. Also notice that the former Habana Campo province was split into Artemisa in the West and Mayabeque in the East. And what it was once called Ciudad de La Habana (Havana City), is now simply La Habana (Havana), even if some people still use the old name.

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