Postal Area and Suburbs boundaries are derived from Census 2006 geographic framework and are only approximations of true Postal and Suburb regions. Representation of Postcode and Suburb boundaries on this map is generally accurate and up to date for long established areas however, the latest changes for dynamically developing regions will not be well reflected.
How to use Postcode FinderWhether you are searching for a Postcode number for a location of interest or want to see a map depicting full geographic extents of particular Postcodes, Postcode Finder will help you quickly access the information you need. For example, to find the Postcode for Yass, simply type "Yass" in the search box (second from the left) and execute the search. When Yass is marked on the map click the map to reveal which postcode number is allocated to this locality. Alternatively, if you want to find where particular Postcode is located, type Postcode number in the search box (first from the left) and execute the search. Your postcode will be marked on the map. Another simple way to find out Postcode number for a specific location is to simply click the map near the location of interest. Tick the selection boxes to turn boundary layers and labels on or off, as required.
Demographic Information for PostcodesPostcode Finder now also provides links to maps and data with detailed demographic information. Demographic statistics can be invaluable in profiling locations of interest, whether for assessing business opportunities in the area or neighborhoods when buying or renting a property. Just follow the links provided in the pop-up information boxes.
Data SourcesInformation on this map is derived from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Victoria Police data provided under Creative Commons - Attribution 2.5 Australia (CC-BY).
