District codes of Sri Lanka: Complete details in nutshell

District codes in Sri Lanka help to identify and classify the different administrative districts in the country. There are 25 districts in Sri Lanka. Each has a unique code. The codes are used for various purposes, including census data collection, voter registration, and administrative purposes.
The district codes of Sri Lanka assign with two letters. The first letter indicates the first letter of the district, and the second letter representing a suitable letter. For example: the code for Colombo district is "CO".

The district codes are an important tool for government agencies and other organizations to identify and classify the different regions of Sri Lanka. They are used to allocate resources and plan development projects, as well as for statistical purposes. 

District codes of Sri Lanka


Postal code of Sri Lanka was introduced in 1997. The numeric postal code in Sri Lanka has five digits. District codes and postal codes use in Sri Lanka to identify and classify different regions. However, they serve for different purposes and are used in different contexts. District codes are used primarily for administrative and statistical purposes. Postal codes are used to facilitate mail delivery and are assigned to specific areas within each district. For example: the district code for Colombo is "CO," while the postal code for the Colombo 03 is "00300".

Here is the list of district codes with numeric postal code.

District Code
(alphabetic)
Code
(numeric prefix)
Ampara APR 32000
Anuradhapura AD 50XXX
Badulla BD 90XXX
Batticaloa BC 30XXX
Colombo CO 00XXX / 10XXX
Galle GL 80XXX
Gampaha GQ 11XXX
Hambantota HB 82XXX
Jaffna JA 40XXX
Kalutara KT 12XXX
Kandy KY 21XXX
Kegalle KE 71XXX
Kilinochchi 44XXX
Kurunegala KG 60XXX
Mannar MB 41XXX
Matale MT 21XXX
Matara MH 81XXX
Monaragala MJ 91XXX
Mullativu MP 42XXX
Nuwaraeliya NW 22XXX
Polonnaruwa PR 51XXX
Puttalam PX 61XXX
Ratnapura RN 70XXX
Trincomalee TC 31XXX
Vavuniya VA 43XXX

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