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You're referring to the POL2 code used by Royal Mail!

POL2 is a postcode lookup code used by Royal Mail to identify specific postcodes in the UK. It's a 6-character code that consists of a combination of letters and numbers.

Here's a breakdown of what each part of the POL2 code represents:

• The first two characters (e.g., "SW1A") represent the postcode area, which is a geographic region within the UK.
• The next two characters (e.g., "1A") represent the postcode district, which is a smaller geographic area within the postcode area.
• The final two characters (e.g., "1E") represent the postcode sector, which is an even smaller geographic area within the postcode district.

For example, the POL2 code "SW1A1E" would correspond to the postcode "SW1A1EJ", which is the postcode for the Houses of Parliament in London.

Royal Mail uses the POL2 code to help sort and deliver mail efficiently. It's an important tool for businesses and individuals who need to send mail to specific addresses in the UK.