District

Dima Hasao Pin Code List – 7 pincodes

Dima Hasao district (Assam) has 7 pincodes and 74 post offices, 73 of them delivery offices. Pincodes run from 788818 to 788931. The pincodes with the most post offices are 788819 Haflong (19), 788830 Mahur (15), 788831 Maibong (10). The Local Government Directory lists 681 villages with a PIN here. 17 bank branches with IFSC codes are listed across 5 of these pincodes.

डिमा हासाओ ज़िले (असम) के सभी 7 पिन कोड और 74 डाकघरों की सूची।

7 pincodes74 post offices17 bank branches
All pincodes

Pincodes in Dima Hasao with area names

PincodeMain areaOther post officesOffices
788818HarengajaoBandarkhal, Baro Mulkoi, Dittakcherra, Jatinga +4 more9
788819HaflongChristiankempai, Dibari, Dihangi, Dintharveng +14 more19
788820Haflong PtcBagetar, Electric Veng, Haflo R.S., Sarkari Bagan +2 more7
788830MahurAshalu, Dautohaza, Hange, Hangrum +10 more15
788831MaibongHajang, Hazadisha, Kaprey, Khejurbond +5 more10
788832LangtingDezabra, Hatikhali, Langting Hasin, Mandardisha +1 more6
788931UmrangshuAssam Quary, Borolabang, Garampani, Govindanagar +3 more8
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About

Dima Hasao district

Dima Hasao district, is an administrative district in the state of Assam, India. As of 2011, it is the least populous district of Assam.

From Wikipedia: Dima Hasao district, CC BY-SA 4.0.
FAQ

Common questions

How many pincodes are there in Dima Hasao district?

7 pincodes covering 74 post offices, according to the India Post directory.

What is the pincode of Harengajao?

788818.

What is the pincode range for Dima Hasao?

Pincodes in Dima Hasao run from 788818 to 788931, but not every number in between is used.

Which pincode in Dima Hasao has the most post offices?

788819 (Haflong) with 19 post offices.

Which districts are near Dima Hasao?

Tamenglong (48 km), Jiribam (50 km), Cachar (51 km), Noney (65 km), Peren (69 km), measured between district centres.