District

West Kameng Pin Code List – 6 pincodes

West Kameng district (Arunachal Pradesh) has 6 pincodes and 40 post offices, 40 of them delivery offices. Pincodes run from 790001 to 790116. The pincodes with the most post offices are 790116 Tenga Market (12), 790114 Bhalukpong (11), 790101 Dirang (6). The Local Government Directory lists 249 villages with a PIN here. 13 bank branches with IFSC codes are listed across 4 of these pincodes.

पश्चिम कमेंग ज़िले (अरुणाचल प्रदेश) के सभी 6 पिन कोड और 40 डाकघरों की सूची।

6 pincodes40 post offices13 bank branches
All pincodes

Pincodes in West Kameng with area names

PincodeMain areaOther post officesOffices
790001BomdilaDitchik, Nafra, Rahung, Salari5
790002KalaktangBalemu, Tenzingaon3
790003RupaJigaon, Shergaon3
790101DirangDirang Basti, Lish, Munna Camp, Sangti +1 more6
790114Bhalukpong1700 Chain Pwd Camp, Elephant Flat, Kamengbari, Khellong +6 more11
790116Tenga MarketBichom, Dahung, Dedza, Ditching +7 more12
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About

West Kameng district

West Kameng district is a district of Arunachal Pradesh in northeastern India. It accounts for 8.86% of the total area of the state. The name is derived from the Kameng river, a tributary of the Brahmaputra, that flows through the district.

From Wikipedia: West Kameng district, CC BY-SA 4.0.
FAQ

Common questions

How many pincodes are there in West Kameng district?

6 pincodes covering 40 post offices, according to the India Post directory.

What is the pincode of Bomdila?

790001.

What is the pincode range for West Kameng?

Pincodes in West Kameng run from 790001 to 790116, but not every number in between is used.

Which pincode in West Kameng has the most post offices?

790116 (Tenga Market) with 12 post offices.

Which districts are near West Kameng?

East Kameng (12 km), Tawang (66 km), Sonitpur (69 km), Udalguri (72 km), Pakke-Kessang (75 km), measured between district centres.