For the nation of Sibirila, there is no officially implemented postal code or zip code system. Mail delivery is not structured around national codes; instead, the system relies entirely on the P.O. Box (French: Boîte Postale or BP) network. When an online form requires a mandatory code, the placeholder 00000 (five zeros) is commonly used to complete the field. However, it must be noted that this is not an official code. For mail to be delivered successfully in Mali<, a valid P.O. Box (BP) number is essential. A sample address is: [Recipient Name], BP [XXXX], Sibirila, Bougouni, Sikasso, Mali.
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| Bamba | 00000 |
| Bazana | 00000 |
| Debela | 00000 |
| Dianebougou | 00000 |
| Diendo | 00000 |
| Diondiala | 00000 |
| Diossan | 00000 |
| Fangala | 00000 |
| Farabale | 00000 |
| Farafing | 00000 |
| Kabadie | 00000 |
| Kodounou | 00000 |
| Kole | 00000 |
| Kominan | 00000 |
| Kona | 00000 |
| Konabadala | 00000 |
| Koroko | 00000 |
| Kounkodje | 00000 |
| M'Ba | 00000 |
| Manankoro | 00000 |
| Minzanga | 00000 |
| N'Korola | 00000 |
| Nawena | 00000 |
| Nikamala | 00000 |
| Ouogona | 00000 |
| Ouonan | 00000 |
| Sanakourouni | 00000 |
| Sirakoro | 00000 |
| Soliba | 00000 |
| Soma | 00000 |
| Soromba | 00000 |
| Torola | 00000 |
| Zanso | 00000 |
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Sibirila municipalities in Mali. The postal codes listed on this page correspond to specific towns, villages, and post offices within this area.
| Country | Mali (ML) |
|---|---|
| Region | Sikasso |
| Circles | Bougouni |
| Postal Code Status | No Official Postal/Zip Code Used |
Sibirila is a commune located within the Bougouni Cercle in the Sikasso Region of southern Mali. Situated in the southwestern part of Bougouni, this rural commune lies in a transitional zone between the Sudanian savanna and the more arid Sahelian regions to the north. Sibirila covers an approximate area of several hundred square kilometers and serves as an important local administrative center for surrounding villages and settlements. The commune is administratively divided into multiple villages and settlements that form its constituent parts, with traditional governance structures often working alongside modern administrative systems. The local economy is predominantly agricultural, with subsistence farming of crops like millet, sorghum, and maize, complemented by some livestock rearing. Sibirila's population, while modest compared to urban centers, represents a significant rural community within the Bougouni Cercle, contributing to the agricultural output of the region. The commune maintains important transportation links to Bougouni town and other neighboring communes, facilitating trade and movement within this part of southern Mali. For residents and businesses seeking to access postal services and administrative information, Sibirila's various villages and settlements each have their specific location identifiers within Mali's addressing system.
* Bougoula
* Dogo
* Koumantou
* Méridiéla
* Ngolobougou
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