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Umue-Zegwu Postal Codes: 472113 | Ihitte/Uboma, Imo

The Postal Codes for Umue-Zegwu is 472113 in Ihitte/Uboma, Imo, Ihitte/Uboma, Nigeria. The table below lists Postal Codes and postcodes for places within Umue-Zegwu.

Postal Codes for Places in Umue-Zegwu

Showing 5 places in Umue-Zegwu. Last verified with official records on April 25, 2026.

Umuakpi
Umudibia
Umule/Umuhere
Umuode
Umuokparaka

Sample Address Format for Umue-Zegwu

Sender
[Sender Name]
[Sender Street Address]
[City, ZIP]
[Country]
Recipient
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Street Address / PO Box
Umue-Zegwu, Ihitte/Uboma, Imo, 472113
NIGERIA

Umue-Zegwu on the Map

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Umue-Zegwu Quick Facts

CountryNigeria (NG)
Administrative PathNigeria → Imo → Ihitte/Uboma
Postal Code472113
StateImo
Local Government AreasIhitte/Uboma
ISO CodesNG / NGA / 566
Top-level domain (ccTLD).ng
Coordinates5.73, 7.22
Places5

What to Know About Umue-Zegwu

Key Facts

Umue-Zegwu is a community within the Ihitte/Uboma Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. Located in the southeastern region of Nigeria, this community sits within the broader cultural and geographical context of Igboland, characterized by its lush vegetation and tropical climate. As part of Ihitte/Uboma, Umue-Zegwu occupies a strategic position within the local government area, which itself lies in the central part of Imo State. While specific population figures for Umue-Zegwu are not readily available, the broader Ihitte/Uboma Local Government Area has an estimated population of approximately 150,000 people according to recent projections. The community is part of a network of villages and towns that make up the Ihitte/Uboma region, which comprises several autonomous communities including Umueze, Umualumaku, and others. Like many communities in southeastern Nigeria, Umue-Zegwu maintains strong cultural traditions and is predominantly inhabited by the Igbo people, who are known for their entrepreneurial spirit and rich cultural heritage. The community's economy is primarily based on agriculture, trade, and small-scale businesses, reflecting the broader economic patterns of rural southeastern Nigeria. For residents and visitors seeking to access postal services or communicate with this community, understanding its specific location within the Ihitte/Uboma administrative structure is essential for accurate addressing and mail delivery.

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