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Postal Explorer > Publication 28 - Postal Addressing Standards > Appendix A Address Formatting > A3 International Addresses
The bottom line of the address should show only the COUNTRY name,
written in full (no abbreviations) and preferably in capital letters. Do not place
the postal codes (ZIP Codes) of foreign country designations on the
last line of the address. Do not underline the COUNTRY name. An
example of a correct foreign address follows:
The following address format is used when the postal address delivery
zone is included in the address. Use the standard two-character
abbreviation for provinces and territories. On mail to Canada, there
must be two spaces between the province abbreviation and the postal
code, as shown below between "ON" and "K1A 0B1":
Canadian Province/
Territory
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Postal Service
Abbreviation
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Alberta
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AB
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British Columbia
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BC
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Manitoba
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MB
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New Brunswick
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NB
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Newfoundland
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NF
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Northwest Territories
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NT
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Nova Scotia
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NS
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Ontario
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ON
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Prince Edward Island
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PE
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Quebec
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QC
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Saskatchewan
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SK
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Yukon Territory
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YT
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Mailers wishing to order a Postal Code Directory for Canada should write to
the following address to obtain an order form:
NATIONAL PHILATELIC CENTRE
CANADA POST CORPORATION
75 ST NINIAN ST SUITE 100
ANTIGONISH NS B2G 2R8
CANADA
call: 800-565-4362
Major mailers requiring postal code information on CD-ROM or information
regarding Canadian mailing standards should write to the following address:
ADDRESS MANAGEMENT
CANADA POST CORPORATION
2701 RIVERSIDE DR SUITE NO813
OTTAWA ON K1A 0B1
CANADA
call: 800-363-3459
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