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Ramban PIN codes

Ramban district in Jammu and Kashmir has 5 PIN codes and 50 post offices: 0 head offices, 5 sub offices and 45 branch offices. Its PINs run from 182143 to 182148. Find your post office below.

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All PIN codes in Ramban

PINPost offices
182143Batote, Baggar, Sanasar, Thopal, Tringla
182144Ramban, Bhatni, Bhehimdasa, Chachwa, Dalwah, Deedah, Dharamkund, Gandhari, Gool, Ind, Kanga, Maitra Bazar, Sangaldhan, Thatharka
182145Ramsu, Alambas, Batroo, Hoochak, Khari, Khorial, Maligam, Paristan, Pogal, Tarigam
182146Banihal, Chambalwas, Chareel, Duligam, Kaskoot, Mahu, Mangat, Neel, Nowgam, Parindhar, Thathar
182148Chanderkot, Bhartund, Chakka, Halla, Kainthi, Kundi Karol, Neera, Peera, Sawni, Topnel Chuchtar

Head post office for Ramban

Ramban has no head post office of its own in the directory; its sub and branch offices report to the head office of their postal division, which is in a neighbouring district.

Postal divisions serving Ramban

  • Udhampur division: 50 post offices in Ramban

Delivery and counter-only post offices

50 of Ramban's 50 post offices (all) deliver mail. 45 are branch offices, mostly in villages, and 5 are sub offices in towns. Counter-only offices sell stamps, book parcels and run post office savings accounts, but letters to them are delivered by another office with the same PIN.

Frequently asked questions

How many PIN codes are there in Ramban?

5 PIN codes, from 182143 to 182148, shared by 50 post offices.

Which PIN code in Ramban has the most post offices?

182144 (Ramban), with 14 post offices in Ramban.

What is the difference between head, sub and branch post offices?

A head office keeps the accounts for its postal division and offers every service. Sub offices handle counter services and often delivery for a town or locality. Branch offices are small rural offices, often run part-time, attached to a sub or head office.

Sources

Last checked on 6 October 2026. PIN codes and post offices are from India Post’s directory on data.gov.in. Post offices are sometimes opened, merged or renamed; check with India Post before relying on a PIN for an official form.