The pincode 785110 corresponds to 10 post offices in Majuli 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 785110, it is assigned to 10 different post offices, which include New bessamora bo, Solmora bo, Chamaguri kamalabari bo, Ratanpur bo, Majulibongaon so, Gayengaon bo, Gezera bo, Miligaon tiniali bo, Sonowal kachari bo and Bhakatiduar bo.

These post offices, associated with pincode 785110, are located in the Majuli district of Assam state. To learn more about each individual post office, click on the respective name in the list below.

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Post Offices (10)

Villages under Pincode 785110

Total 49 villages come under the Pincode 785110. Villagers of the following villages use this pincode for postal communication.

Borboka Pathar

Dhowachala Gaon

Haladhi Bari

Mekheli Gaon

Na-Mati

Kachari Gaon

Kandhulimari

Karki Chuk Lahon Gaon

Lahon Gaon

Mudoi Tanti

Ratanpur Miri Pathar

Bedang Chapori N.C.

Chinatoli Chapori N.C.

Gagol Doba

Jogi Gaon

Jorbeel

Kaibortta Gaon

Salmari

Anai Chuk No.1

Anai Chuk No.2

Bon Gaon

Goroimari Doloni

Karhal Gaon

Mera Garh

Ratanpur Gabharumelia

Bonkhowa Chuk

Charai Kuruka No.1

Garu Chapori N.C.

Natun Bonoria Chapori N C

Gezera

Kuhiar Bari

Ratanpur Miri Gaon

Ratanpur Miri Pam

Bonoria Chapori N C

Bor Chapori

Lakhar Pathar

Baghar Gaon

Bokajan Pam

Chamaguri Satra

Gayan Chuk

Jabor Chuk Kathoni

Bonoria Chapori N C

Bor Chapori

Lakhar Pathar

Baghar Gaon

Bokajan Pam

Chamaguri Satra

Gayan Chuk

Jabor Chuk Kathoni

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The pincode 785110 corresponds to 10 post offices in Majuli district