Postcode The Shard, London Bridge Street, London, UK

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About the Address The Shard, London Bridge Street, London

Postcode SE1 9SG is the address of The Shard, London Bridge Street, London which is in London region of England. The Shard, London Bridge Street, London is within London Bridge & West Bermondsey ward of London borough of Southwark. It falls under constituency Bermondsey and Old Southwark. The nearest station is London Bridge which is 0.10km away from the postcode.London Bridge falls under London travel zone 1. The postcode SE1 9SG is under the Metropolitan police force and Thames Water is the main water supplier in the area

Postcode Search Result The Shard, London Bridge Street, London

Postcode:

SE1 9SG

Address Details: 32
London Bridge Street
London
Greater London
England
United Kingdom
SE1 9SG
Parish: Southwark, unparished area
Ward: London Bridge & West Bermondsey
London Borough: Southwark
Country/State: Greater London
Constituency: Bermondsey and Old Southwark
Region: London
Country: England

Tavel around SE1 9SG

Nearest Station: London Bridge
Distance: 0.10 km
London Travel Zone: 1

Other Useful Info of SE1 9SG

Water: Thames Water
Police: Metropolitan Police

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An Outward Code is the first part of the postcode(before space). It is 2-4 characters long and always start with a letter but may end up with a number or letter. It is used to indicate the local area where a mail needs to be delivered. In the postcode SE1 9SG , SE1 is the Outward Code. Postcode finder tool is designed to explain the Outward Code of the address you are searching. An Outward Code is further divided into Postcode Area and Postcode District.

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The Inward Code is the second part of the postcode(after space). It is always three characters long and always begins with a letter. The Inward Code assists in the delivery of post within a postal district. In the postcode SE1 9SG , 9SG is the Inward Code. You can find out the Inward Code of a postcode using the Postcode Finder tool.

Postcode Sector is the first part of the Inward Code. It is made up of a single digit (the first character of the inward code). In the postcode SE1 9SG , 9 is the Postcode Sector.

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