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Don't let address errors delay your shipments

Administrative Division Changes in three countries

Monthly changes

⛰️"Devil's Paradise": Life at the top of the world⛰️

Don't let address errors delay your shipments

Looking to streamline address standardization, reduce CO₂e emissions, or ensure on-time delivery?

 

GeoPostcodes provides the geolocation data solutions you need to future-proof your shipping operations and minimize regulatory risks.

 

Meet us in person at Manifest Las Vegas (Feb 10-12)—the world’s largest supply chain and logistics tech event—to discuss how our data can optimize your operations.

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 Administrative Division Changes in three countries

The new update reflects the latest administrative division changes that came into effect on January 1, 2025, in Belgium, France, and Germany.

 

These updates include recent mergers and renamings in municipalities.

 

The corresponding updates have also been applied to parent administrative divisions (provinces, departments, regions, etc.) to maintain complete geographic hierarchy accuracy.

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MONTHLY CHANGES

 In January, we updated 114,266 rows in our postal database.

Full Postal & Street updates

Belgium, Germany, United Kingdom

Postal database patches

(small changes)

Canada (P.O. Box), France (Municipalities merges and renames), Italy (Postcodes, Alternative names), Sweden (Alternative names), Switzerland (Alternative names)

Postal boundaries patches (small changes)

Romania

Administrative boundaries patches (small changes)

Belgium, Canada, French Southern Territories, South Korea, United States

For a detailed changelog, take a look at the CSV file.

"Devil's Paradise": Life at the top of the world

Did you know there's a town so high up in the mountains that it defies what we think is possible for human survival?

La Rinconada, Peru, is the highest permanent settlement on Earth, sitting at 5,046m above sea level.


Despite the extreme conditions, around 13,000 people call it home, hoping to strike gold in local mines.


Life expectancy is shockingly low, at just 30-35 years, as the lack of oxygen takes a toll on health.


The town's residents have long been subjects of research to understand how the body adapts to such extreme conditions.

Would you ever visit this high-altitude town? Just don’t forget your oxygen mask! 😉

 

Follow us on LinkedIn for more geographical facts like this!

Kind regards,

 

Jérôme & the GeoPostcodes team

 

 

 

PS: Interested in previous Monthly Product Updates? Read here.

Kind regards,

 

Jérôme & the GeoPostcodes team

 

 

 

PS: Interested in previous Monthly Product Updates? Read here.

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by "Jérôme from GeoPostcodes" <jerome@geopostcodes.com> - 06:29 - 10 Feb 2025