New jersy postal code

New Jersey has a unique postal code system, which is different from the rest of the United States. Here's a breakdown:

Zip Codes in New Jersey:

New Jersey uses the same 5-digit zip code system as the rest of the United States. The first three digits (the "prefix") are the same as the surrounding states, while the last two digits (the "suffix") are unique to New Jersey.

Prefixes:

New Jersey shares the following prefixes with surrounding states:

• 070 (Essex, Hudson, and Union counties)
• 071 (Essex and Hudson counties)
• 072 (Union and Middlesex counties)
• 073 (Hudson and Bergen counties)
• 074 (Bergen and Passaic counties)
• 075 (Passaic and Essex counties)
• 076 (Bergen and Hudson counties)
• 077 (Monmouth and Ocean counties)
• 078 (Warren and Sussex counties)
• 079 (Morris and Somerset counties)
• 088 (Middlesex and Somerset counties)
• 089 (Middlesex and Monmouth counties)
• 090 (Hunterdon and Mercer counties)
• 091 (Mercer and Burlington counties)
• 092 (Burlington and Camden counties)
• 093 (Camden and Gloucester counties)
• 094 (Cape May and Atlantic counties)
• 095 (Cumberland and Salem counties)

Suffixes:

The last two digits (the "suffix") are unique to New Jersey and are used to identify specific areas within a county. Here are some examples:

• 010 (Atlantic City, NJ)
• 011 (Trenton, NJ)
• 012 (Camden, NJ)
• 013 (Paterson, NJ)
• 014 (Newark, NJ)
• 015 (Jersey City, NJ)
• 016 (Elizabeth, NJ)
• 017 (Union, NJ)
• 018 (Clifton, NJ)
• 019 (Bayonne, NJ)

Keep in mind that this is not an exhaustive list, and there are many more zip codes in New Jersey. If you're looking for a specific zip code, I recommend using a reliable online resource or contacting the United States Postal Service (USPS) directly.