Region 2 Postal Codes: X0E 0A2 to X0E 1L0 | Northwest Territories

Key Facts

Region 2 is an administrative region within the Northwest Territories of Canada, representing one of the territory's five administrative regions established for local governance and service delivery. Located in the central-western portion of the Northwest Territories, Region 2 encompasses a vast area of approximately 444,000 square kilometers of northern wilderness, stretching from the southern shores of Great Bear Lake westward toward the Mackenzie Mountains. This sparsely populated region is home to roughly 5,000 residents, with the majority living in communities such as Norman Wells, Fort Good Hope, and Tulita along the Mackenzie River corridor. The region contains six municipalities and settlements that serve as administrative centers for local governance and community services. Region 2's landscape is characterized by boreal forest transitioning to taiga in the north, with the Mackenzie River serving as a vital transportation route and ecological corridor. The region's economy historically relied on fur trading and now includes oil and gas development, tourism, and traditional Indigenous subsistence activities. As part of the Northwest Territories' administrative structure, Region 2 plays a crucial role in delivering territorial services to remote northern communities. For those seeking to access postal services and mail delivery information, comprehensive postal code data is available for all communities and settlements within Region 2.

Neighboring Regions

• Region 1
• Region 3
• Region 4
• Region 5