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Ikang North Postal Codes: 541113 | Bakassi, Cross River

The Postal Codes for Ikang North is 541113 in Bakassi, Cross River, Bakassi, Nigeria. The table below lists Postal Codes and postcodes for places within Ikang North.

Postal Codes for Places in Ikang North

Showing 15 places in Ikang North. Last verified with official records on April 24, 2026.

Abakpa Efio Ase
Abakpa Ikot-Nkok
Akpap Okon-Ekpriwong
Anie
Edik Okon Idem
Esuk Okon
Esuke Aye
Ifiong Nsung
Ikot Edem Oku
Ikot Eso Odiong Ene
Ikot Iwang Okpo
Ikot Otu
Ofiong Edem Inyang
Osuk Okon
Usung Esuk-Efio-Obori

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Ikang North, Bakassi, Cross River, 541113
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Ikang North on the Map

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Ikang North Quick Facts

CountryNigeria (NG)
Administrative PathNigeria β†’ Cross River β†’ Bakassi
Postal Code541113
StateCross River
Local Government AreasBakassi
ISO CodesNG / NGA / 566
Top-level domain (ccTLD).ng
Coordinates50.33333, 3.66667
Places15

What to Know About Ikang North

Key Facts

Ikang North is a local administrative area within the Bakassi Peninsula of Cross River State, Nigeria. Located in the southernmost part of Nigeria along the Atlantic coastline, this region forms part of the contentious Bakassi Peninsula that has been the subject of territorial disputes between Nigeria and Cameroon. Situated at the estuary of the Cross River where it meets the Gulf of Guinea, Ikang North occupies a strategic position within this coastal wetland environment characterized by mangrove swamps, creeks, and fishing communities. The area covers approximately 50-60 square kilometers and supports a population of several thousand residents, primarily from the Efik and Ibibio ethnic groups who have traditionally relied on fishing and maritime activities for their livelihoods. As part of the Bakassi Local Government Area, Ikang North represents one of the key settlement zones in this deltaic region, with its administrative structure falling under the broader Nigerian local government system. The area's tropical climate, abundant marine resources, and proximity to major waterways have historically made it an important center for fishing and small-scale trade. For those seeking to access detailed postal code information and administrative data for the various communities within Ikang North, this platform provides comprehensive resources to navigate the addressing system of this coastal Nigerian territory.

Neighboring Regions

  • Ikang South
  • Abana
  • Atabong East
  • Atabong West

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