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Hvannasund Postal Codes: 730 to 740 | Norðoya sýsla, Færøerne

Postal Codes (Postnumre) for Hvannasund range from 730 to 740 in Norðoya sýsla, Færøerne, Denmark. To find exact Postal Codes and postcodes within Hvannasund, choose from the districts below.

Postal Codes for Places in Hvannasund

Showing 5 places in Hvannasund. Last verified with official records on May 2, 2026.

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Hvannasund
Múli
Norðdepil
Norðtoftir

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Hvannasund, Norðoya sýsla, Færøerne, 735
DENMARK

Hvannasund on the Map

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Hvannasund Quick Facts

CountryDenmark (DK)
Administrative PathDenmark → Færøerne → Norðoya sýsla
Postal Code730~740
Constituent countriesFærøerne
RegionsNorðoya sýsla
ISO CodesDK / DNK / 208
Top-level domain (ccTLD).dk
Coordinates62.29089, -6.51163
Places5

What to Know About Hvannasund

Key Facts

Hvannasund is a municipality located in the Norðoya sýsla region of the Faroe Islands, an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. Situated on the northeastern coast of the island of Viðoy, Hvannasund occupies a strategic position at the narrow sound separating Viðoy from the larger island of Borðoy to the south. The municipality covers approximately 150 square kilometers and has a population of around 400 residents, making it one of the more sparsely populated areas in the Faroe Islands. Hvannasund is administratively divided into several small villages and settlements, with the main population centers being Hvannasund itself and the nearby village of Norðdepil. The region is characterized by dramatic coastal cliffs, rugged mountainous terrain, and the distinctive sound that gives the municipality its name. As part of the Norðoyar (Northern Islands) archipelago, Hvannasund offers access to detailed postal code information for its constituent settlements, facilitating communication and services throughout this remote but culturally significant Faroese community.

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