Honduras’ ZIP Codes

Within Honduras, it is not necessary to include a ZIP code in the mail in order for it to arrive at its destination within the country. However, some websites ask for this information, and it may be necessary when sending mail to Honduras from another country.

ZIP codes are only defined for the major cities of Honduras. To each city corresponds a single ZIP code, with the exception of the city of San Pedro Sula, which has four ZIP codes corresponding to the four cardinal points.

These are the ZIP codes sorted by departments:

Atlantida
1. La Ceiba 31101
2. Tela 31301
Colon
1. Trujillo 32101
2. Tocoa 32301
Comayagua
1. Comayagua 12101
2. Siguatepeque 12111
Copan
1. Santa Rosa de Copán 41101
2. La Entrada 41202
Cortes
1. San Pedro Sula
Sector N.E. 21101
Sector N.O. 21102
Sector S.E. 21103
Sector S.O. 21104
2. Puerto Cortes 21301
Choluteca
1. Choluteca 51101
2. Pespire 51201
El Paraiso
1. Yuscaran 13101
2. Danli 13201
Francisco Morazan
1. Tegucigalpa 11101
2. Comayaguela 12101
Gracias A Dios
1. Puerto Lempira 33101
Intibuca
1. La Esperanza 14101
2. Jesus de Otoro 14201
Islas de La Bahia (Bay Islands)
1. Roatan 34101
La Paz
1. La Paz 15101
2. Marcala 15201
Lempira
1. Gracias 42101
2. Erandique 42201
Ocotepeque
1. Ocotepeque 43101
2 San Marcos de Ocotepeque 43201
Olancho
1. Juticalpa 16101
2. Catacamas 16201
Santa Barbara
1. Santa Barbara 22101
2. Trinidad 22114
Valle
1. Nacaome 52101
2. San Lorenzo 52102
Yoro
1. Yoro 23101
2. El Progresso 23201

2 thoughts on “Honduras’ ZIP Codes

  1. They are not needed internally, but for some companies it's mandatory. Google sends me checks by mail regularly, and they request my ZIP code. Without it, I can't have my money.

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