The pincode 844111 corresponds to 11 post offices in Muzaffarpur district

A single pincode is not limited to just one post office; a single postal code can be assigned to multiple post offices within the same region.

In the case of pincode 844111, it is assigned to 11 different post offices, which include Aniruddha belsar so, Hauzpura bo, Paterha jairam bo, Bahilwara roopnath bo, Bibipur bo, Dharampur bo, Karneji bo, Bahilwara govind bo, Belwar bo, Bahilwara bhual bo and Sain bo.

These post offices, associated with pincode 844111, are located in the Muzaffarpur district of Bihar state. To learn more about each individual post office, click on the respective name in the list below.

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Post Offices (11)

Villages under Pincode 844111

Total 44 villages come under the Pincode 844111. Villagers of the following villages use this pincode for postal communication.

Bankholi Urf Mangauli

Belaur Urf Baikurthpurragho

Jarangi

Karneji

Kataru Chak Mahmada

Mauna Bishunpur Himmat

Pakri Urf Munja Pakri

Paterha Jairam

Paterhi Bhai Khan

Surahatha Dharampur

Tal Rohua

Barwara

Chak Bazid

Chakia Urf Mohamad Chak

Jarang Rampur

Kishunnagar

Makhua Bindwara Makho

Manpura

Tal Chatra

Barwara

Chak Bazid

Chakia Urf Mohamad Chak

Jarang Rampur

Kishunnagar

Makhua Bindwara Makho

Manpura

Tal Chatra

Bankholi Urf Mangauli

Belaur Urf Baikurthpurragho

Jarangi

Karneji

Kataru Chak Mahmada

Mauna Bishunpur Himmat

Pakri Urf Munja Pakri

Paterha Jairam

Paterhi Bhai Khan

Surahatha Dharampur

Tal Rohua

Bahor Khan Urf Bhagwanpur

Bedaulia

Chintamanpur

Paterha Buzurg

Swiam Kanth

Tok Jagarnath Urf Dharampur

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The pincode 844111 corresponds to 11 post offices in Muzaffarpur district