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Likoma Postal Codes: 201100 to 201126 | Northern Region

Postal Codes for Likoma range from 201100 to 201126 in Northern Region, Malawi. To find exact Postal Codes and postcodes within Likoma, choose from the districts below.

Postal Codes for Places in Likoma

Showing 27 places in Likoma. Last verified with official records on April 18, 2026.

Chaima
Chambwe
Chidzuma
Chilowamatambe
Chisemphere
Chisikwa
Chisinga
Chulu
Kaluluma
Kaomba
Kapelula
Kaphaizi
Kapichira
Kasungu National Park
Kawamba
Lukwa
Mangwazu
Mawawa
Mdunga
Mphomwa
Mwase
M’nyanja
Njombwa
Nthunduwala
Santhe
Simlemba
Wimbe

Sample Address Format for Likoma

Sender
[Sender Name]
[Sender Street Address]
[City, ZIP]
[Country]
Recipient
[Recipient Name]
Street Address / PO Box
Likoma, Northern Region, 201123
MALAWI

Likoma on the Map

The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Likoma districts in Malawi.

Likoma Quick Facts

CountryMalawi (MW)
Administrative PathMalawi → Northern Region
Postal Code201100~201126
RegionsNorthern Region
ISO CodesMW / MWI / 454
Top-level domain (ccTLD).mw
Coordinates-12.066386, 34.734436
Places27

What to Know About Likoma

Likoma is one of the 28 counties of the African country Malawi. Likoma is located in the Northern region and its center city is the city of Likoma with the same name. The district consists of two small islands, Likoma and Chizumulu, 10 km from each other, and is the smallest district in the country in terms of surface area. The islands, which are located on Lake Malawi, in the region under the domination of Mozambique, are in this form the settlement area within the borders of other countries of Malawi. The district is 46 km away from Chizumulu to the mainland part and 55 km from the closest mainland port. In contrast, the mainland of Mozambique is 5 km from the islands.

On the eastern shore of the lake is Likoma Island, a small piece of Malawi land in Mozambique waters. The Central African University Mission (mission of David Livingstone) established its headquarters in Likoma in the 1880s to combat the slave trade using routes across Lake Malawi. Because of this history, Likoma was held by Malawi after World War II when the lake was politically divided and the surrounding waters became Mozambique.

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