Postal code 42-427 – Pradła
Pradła, Kroczyce municipality, zawierciański county, śląskie voivodeship
- localities
- 6
- streets
- 11
- buildings
- 267
Postal code 42-427 is used in 6 localities, including Pradła, Siamoszyce, Biała Błotna, Browarek, Gołuchowice (Kroczyce municipality, zawierciański county, śląskie voivodeship). It covers 267 buildings on 11 streets – the full list with house numbers is below.
Which streets have postal code 42-427?
Which localities have postal code 42-427?
How to address a letter or parcel in Poland?
Jan Kowalski ul. Batalionów Chłopskich 1 42-427 Pradła
Write the postal code in the 00-000 format on the last line, before the town name. Put the recipient's full name on the first line and the street with building and flat number on the second. For mail from abroad, add POLAND as the final line.
Frequently asked questions
What address does postal code 42-427 cover?
Postal code 42-427 covers 6 localities: Pradła, Siamoszyce, Biała Błotna, Browarek, Gołuchowice, Siedliszowice, including streets: Batalionów Chłopskich, Bugaj, Dolna, Fryszerka, Kościuszki (zawierciański county, śląskie voivodeship).
Where is postal code 42-427?
In śląskie voivodeship, zawierciański county, Poland.
Is postal code 42-427 enough to send a parcel?
No – always write the postal code together with the town or post office name and the full address (street and building number, or the village name with the house number).
Which postal codes are next to 42-427?
Which municipality and county does 42-427 belong to?
The 42-427 area (Pradła) lies in Kroczyce municipality (gmina), in zawierciański county (powiat), śląskie voivodeship, Poland. Centre of the area based on address points: 50.5739, 19.6441.
Where does this data come from?
Localities and postal codes come from the public TERYT registers (Statistics Poland), while streets, building numbers and locations come from the National Register of Boundaries (GUGiK). Data as of 12.11.2026. This site is not affiliated with Poczta Polska; for important shipments, confirm the code at a post office. More about sources

