Liż postal code
Settlement · gostyński county (powiat) · Borek Wielkopolski municipality (gmina) · wielkopolskie voivodeship
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The postal code for Liż is 63-810.
Postal code – Liż
How to address a letter or parcel in Poland?
Jan Kowalski Liż 15 63-810 Liż
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. There are no named streets in Liż, so the second line contains the locality name and property number (e.g. Liż 15). If the serving post office is in another locality, its name can appear next to the code on the last line.
Frequently asked questions
How do I address a letter to Liż if it has no named streets?
Instead of a street, write the locality name and house number, e.g. “Liż 15”. On the last line, write the postal code 63-810 and the locality or post office name.
What is the postal code for Liż?
The postal code for Liż is 63-810.
Which voivodeship and county is Liż in?
Liż (settlement) is in gostyński county (powiat), Borek Wielkopolski municipality (gmina), wielkopolskie voivodeship.
Which localities are closest to Liż?
The closest localities to Liż are: Jawory (1.7 km), Stawiszyn (2.3 km), Ługi (2.7 km), Jeżewo (2.8 km), Niedźwiady (2.9 km), Wycisłowo (3 km). Distances are measured in a straight line between locality centres.
Localities near Liż (gostyński county)
Which county and municipality does Liż belong to?
Liż lies in Borek Wielkopolski municipality (gmina), in gostyński county (powiat), wielkopolskie voivodeship, Poland. Centre of the area based on address points: 51.9580, 17.1896.
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