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Innsbruck-Land Postcodes: 6020 to 6413 | Tirol

Postcodes (Postleitzahlen) for Innsbruck-Land range from 6020 to 6413 in Tirol, Austria. To find exact Postcodes and postcodes within Innsbruck-Land, choose from the districts below.

Cities in Innsbruck-Land

Hall in Tirol

Market towns in Innsbruck-Land

Matrei am Brenner Rum Steinach am Brenner Telfs Völs Wattens Zirl

Municipalities in Innsbruck-Land

Absam Aldrans Ampass Axams Baumkirchen Birgitz Ellbögen Flaurling Fritzens Fulpmes Gnadenwald Götzens Gries am Brenner Gries im Sellrain Grinzens Gschnitz Hatting Inzing Kematen in Tirol Kolsass Kolsassberg Lans Leutasch Mieders Mils Mühlbachl Mutters Natters Navis Neustift im Stubaital Oberhofen im Inntal Obernberg am Brenner Oberperfuss Patsch Pettnau Pfaffenhofen Pfons Polling in Tirol Ranggen Reith bei Seefeld Rinn Sankt Sigmund im Sellrain Scharnitz Schmirn Schönberg im Stubaital Seefeld in Tirol Sellrain Sistrans Telfes im Stubai Thaur Trins Tulfes Unterperfuss Vals Volders Wattenberg Wildermieming

Sample Address Format for Innsbruck-Land

Sender
[Sender Name]
[Sender Street Address]
[City, ZIP]
[Country]
Recipient
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Street Address / PO Box
Innsbruck-Land, Tirol, 6020
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Innsbruck-Land on the Map

The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Innsbruck-Land districts in Austria.

Innsbruck-Land Quick Facts

CountryAustria (AT)
Administrative PathAustria → Tirol
Postal Code6020~6413
StatesTirol
ISO CodesAT / AUT / 40
Top-level domain (ccTLD).at
Coordinates47.206509, 11.383695
Cities1
Market towns7
Municipalities57

What to Know About Innsbruck-Land

Key Facts

Innsbruck-Land is a district (Bezirk) located in the Austrian state of Tyrol, surrounding but not including the city of Innsbruck itself. Situated in the heart of the Alps, this district encompasses the scenic valleys and mountain ranges that form the immediate hinterland of Tyrol's capital city. With an area of approximately 1,990 square kilometers, Innsbruck-Land is characterized by its dramatic alpine landscapes, including parts of the Wipptal, Stubaital, and Sellraintal valleys. The district has a population of around 180,000 people who live in its 63 municipalities, ranging from small mountain villages to larger towns like Hall in Tirol and Telfs. Innsbruck-Land is divided into these 63 municipalities, each with its own local administration and unique character. The district serves as both a residential area for commuters to Innsbruck and a major tourism destination, offering world-class skiing, hiking, and mountaineering opportunities throughout the year. For those seeking postal code information for the various municipalities within Innsbruck-Land, this platform provides comprehensive access to detailed location data for each of its constituent communities.

Neighboring Regions

  • Innsbruck (Statutarstadt)
  • Schwaz
  • Kufstein
  • Kitzbühel
  • Landeck
  • Imst
  • Reutte

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