Postcodes / Zipcodes map data
for Serbia

Postcodes, or zipcodes, are an important tool for geographic planning in Serbia. Originally developed to streamline postal delivery, postcodes are now commonly referred to as “the new geography”. They have evolved to become an integral part of the business planning process.

Postcodes / Zipcodes map data for Serbia

Postcodes are a simple but convenient way to locate customers, assets, competitors – in fact, anything with an address. Enriching your address data with coordinates is a process known as geocoding and is the first step in adding location intelligence to your data assets located in Serbia.

Postcode centroids (centre points) are suitable for coarse-level searches and geocoding, while postcode regions (polygons) can be highly effective for visualisation purposes.

We provide 2-digit Postcodes map data for Serbia, as both centroids and regions, with seamless transitions across borders with neighbouring countries. The data is available in all common GIS data formats.

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Serbia – 2-digit Postcodes

20

Number of 2-digit Postcodes

350000

Avg Population for 2-digit Postcodes

Country Summary

The landlocked Republic of Serbia lies at the crossroads of central and south-eastern Europe, and borders Hungary, Romania, Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, Bulgaria and North Macedonia. Belgrade is the capital city.
Serbia has been occupied or formed part of numerous empires throughout its history. Upon the dissolution of Yugoslavia in 1991, Serbia formed a union with Montenegro, which was dissolved peacefully in 2006, when both states reclaimed their independence.
Serbia is a unitary parliamentary constitutional republic, divided into municipalities, districts and provinces. Serbia has a shrinking population, and also one of the oldest populations in the world. Since 2007, it has observed a policy of military neutrality.
It has an emerging market economy and has benefitted from much foreign investment. Serbia’s economy is skewed towards the service sector, but industry, especially food, automotive and agriculture are all important sectors and employers. Unlike many of its neighbours, tourism has yet to emerge as an important industry.
Culturally quite mixed, Serbia sits at the juncture of the old Ottoman and Hapsburg European influences. It has an array of architecture and a strong musical, literary and theatrical tradition. Serbia has one of the most dynamic film industries.
On the world stage, Serbia is a member of the United Nations and is a candidate for membership of the European Union.

The power of postcodes

Postcodes, or zipcodes if you prefer, are a powerful tool for geographic visualisation and analysis in Serbia. While primarily designed to help deliver the mail, their standardised nature makes them useful for locating assets. Given a reference data set of postcodes with coordinates, it is possible to take a database of addresses (say, customers) and use the postcode as a common link or join. This allows the address database to be enriched by coordinates – a process known as geocoding. While these coordinates are only approximate (the centroid or centre point of each postcode), they allow the addresses to now be placed on a map where geographic patterns, such as clusters, may be revealed.

Postcode regions are polygon shapes which capture all addresses with a same postcode. They are often irregular shapes and sometimes feature holes and enclaves. Despite this, it is possible to use GIS or mapping software to assign colour to these regions to form a thematic map, also known as a choropleth map. While some care is usually required to ensure that the visualisation is statistically valid, thematic maps are visually powerful and a great way to communicate a variable across a geographic area.

We provide 2-digit Postcodes map data for Serbia, as both centroids and regions data. Compatible postcodes / zipcodes data is also available for other countries, with seamless transitions across borders.

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