Boimorto Postal Codes, Arzúa, A Coruña, Galicia Spain
Postal codes for Boimorto range from 15816 to 15818 in Galicia, A Coruña, Arzúa, Spain. The table below lists ZIP codes and postcodes for places within Boimorto.
Postal Codes for Places in Boimorto
| Place Name | Postal Codes |
|---|---|
| A Abeleira | 15817 |
| A Arentía | 15816 |
| A Cabana | 15818 |
| A Cabrita | 15817 |
| A Casanova | 15817 |
| A Cela | 15817 |
| A Cheda | 15818 |
| A Estrada | 15816 |
| A Gándara | 15817 |
| A Igrexa | 15818 |
| A Leira Longa | 15818 |
| A Pedreira | 15816 |
| A Peroxa | 15817 |
| A Ponte Boado | 15818 |
| A Ponte Présaras | 15816 |
| A Sobreira | 15817 |
| A Torre | 15816 |
| A Vila | 15816 |
| Aldrá | 15816 |
| Andavao | 15816 |
| Aquelavila | 15818 |
| Arceo | 15818 |
| Areas | 15816 |
| As Chousas | 15816 |
| As Corredoiras | 15816 |
| As Fontiñas | 15816 |
| As Lamas | 15816 |
| As Moscosas | 15818 |
| As Quintás | 15818 |
| As Rozadas | 15816 |
| As Xesteiras | 15817 |
| Barcia | 15818 |
| Barrio | 15816 |
| Bertomil | 15817 |
| Bieite | 15817 |
| Boimil | 15817 |
| Boimorto | 15817, 15818 |
| Brates | 15817 |
| Buazo | 15818 |
| Carballido | 15817 |
| Cardeiro | 15818 |
| Casal de Munín | 15817 |
| Castro | 15816 |
| Ciocende | 15817 |
| Codesido | 15817 |
| Corneda | 15816 |
| Dormea | 15816 |
| Eixón | 15816 |
| Filgueira | 15817 |
| Fontao | 15817 |
| Fornelos | 15816 |
| Frádega | 15817 |
| Franzomil | 15817 |
| Freixido | 15818 |
| Froxá | 15818 |
| Gárdoma | 15817 |
| Insua | 15816 |
| Lamas | 15818 |
| Lobomorto | 15818 |
| Mercurin | 15817 |
| Nogaredo | 15817 |
| O Batán | 15816 |
| O Boído | 15817 |
| O Campo da Lanza | 15816 |
| O Campo do Ollo | 15816 |
| O Cando | 15816 |
| O Casal | 15817 |
| O Castro | 15818 |
| O Furiño | 15816 |
| O Gandarón | 15816 |
| O Hospital | 15816 |
| O Marco | 15817 |
| O Outeiro | 15818 |
| O Pazo | 15817 |
| O Pedral | 15817 |
| O Piñeiro | 15816 |
| O Rego do Pazo | 15817 |
| O Rego do Seixo | 15817, 15818 |
| O Ribeiro | 15817 |
| O Souto | 15818 |
| O Vilar | 15816 |
| Orros | 15816 |
| Os Anxeles | 15816 |
| Os Bolecos | 15816 |
| Os Casás | 15816 |
| Os Condes | 15816 |
| Os Currás | 15818 |
| Parabico | 15816 |
| Paredes | 15816 |
| Pena Monteira | 15816 |
| Piñeiro | 15818 |
| Porcelle | 15816 |
| Pousada | 15817 |
| Proente | 15816 |
| Quiñoi de Abaixo | 15816 |
| Ribadiso | 15817 |
| Ribadiso da Fraga | 15816 |
| Rodieiros | 15816 |
| Romelas | 15817 |
| Samil | 15817 |
| Sande | 15817 |
| Santarandel | 15818 |
| Segade | 15816 |
| Sendelle | 15817 |
| Sisto | 15817 |
| Tixosa | 15816 |
| Viladónega | 15817 |
| Vilanova | 15817 |
| Vilar de Suso | 15816 |
| Vilaverde | 15818 |
| Zaín | 15816 |
Sample Address Format for Boimorto
Street Address / PO Box
Boimorto, Arzúa, A Coruña, Galicia, 15817
SPAIN
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Boimorto on the Map
The map above highlights the geographic boundaries of the Boimorto municipalities in Spain. The postal codes listed on this page correspond to specific towns, villages, and post offices within this area.
Boimorto Quick Facts
| Country | Spain (ES) |
|---|---|
| Autonomous Community | Galicia |
| Provinces | A Coruña |
| Regions | Arzúa |
| Postal Code Status | Official Codes in Use |
What to Know About Boimorto
Key Facts
Boimorto is a municipality located in the province of A Coruña, within the autonomous community of Galicia in northwestern Spain. Situated in the interior of the province, Boimorto lies approximately 50 kilometers southeast of the provincial capital, A Coruña, and about 20 kilometers north of Santiago de Compostela. The municipality covers an area of approximately 82.3 square kilometers and has a population of around 2,000 residents. Boimorto is administratively divided into 12 parishes (parroquias), which are the traditional subdivisions in Galician municipalities. The terrain is characterized by rolling hills typical of the Galician interior, with agriculture and livestock farming being important economic activities. Historically, the area has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with several archaeological sites including castros (Iron Age hillforts) and Roman remains. The municipality's name likely derives from the Galician words 'boi' (ox) and 'morto' (dead), though the exact origin remains uncertain. For those seeking detailed postal code information for Boimorto's various parishes and localities, this resource provides comprehensive coverage of the municipality's addressing system.
Neighboring Regions
* Arzúa
* Melide
* Frades
* Mesía
* O Pino
* Sobrado
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