District

Surguja Pin Code List – 6 pincodes

Surguja district (Chhattisgarh) has 6 pincodes and 86 post offices, 83 of them delivery offices. Its head post office is Ambikapur (497001). Pincodes run from 497001 to 497117. The pincodes with the most post offices are 497001 Ambikapur (28), 497111 Sitapur (17), 497101 Batouli (16). The Local Government Directory lists 579 villages with a PIN here. 85 bank branches with IFSC codes are listed across 5 of these pincodes.

सरगुजा ज़िले (छत्तीसगढ़) के सभी 6 पिन कोड और 86 डाकघरों की सूची।

6 pincodes86 post offices85 bank branches
All pincodes

Pincodes in Surguja with area names

PincodeMain areaOther post officesOffices
497001AmbikapurAjabnagar, Ambikapur Nyalaya, Ambikapur Town, Arabalrampur +23 more28
497101BatouliBabouli, Bargidih, Bilaspur, Chiranga +11 more16
497111SitapurBataikela, Bhusu, Bisarpani, Deogarh +12 more17
497114PratapgarhBaneya, Guturma, Jamkani, Pent +1 more6
497116LakhanpurArgoti, Jamgala, Kunni, Lahpatra +1 more6
497117UdaipurBhakurma, Dandgaon, Jamdih, Kedma +8 more13
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About

Surguja district

Surguja district is a district of the Indian state of Chhattisgarh. The district is one of the oldest districts of Chhattisgarh. The headquarters of the district is Ambikapur.

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

Common questions

How many pincodes are there in Surguja district?

6 pincodes covering 86 post offices, according to the India Post directory.

What is the pincode of Ambikapur?

497001.

What is the pincode range for Surguja?

Pincodes in Surguja run from 497001 to 497117, but not every number in between is used.

Which pincode in Surguja has the most post offices?

497001 (Ambikapur) with 28 post offices.

Which districts are near Surguja?

Jashpur (49 km), Surajpur (70 km), Balrampur-Ramanujganj (76 km), Raigarh (95 km), Korba (103 km), measured between district centres.