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In the United Kingdom, the Royal Mail uses a postcode system to help sort and deliver mail efficiently. A postcode, also known as a postal code, is a series of letters and numbers that identify a specific geographic area.

Here's the format of a Royal Mail postcode:

• The first part is the "outward code" (1-2 letters), which identifies the postal area.
• The second part is the "inward code" (1-2 letters or numbers), which identifies the specific street or area within the postal area.

Examples of Royal Mail postcodes:

• London: SW1A 1AA (Buckingham Palace)
• Manchester: M1 1BE (City Centre)
• Birmingham: B1 1BB (City Centre)
• Edinburgh: EH1 1DF (City Centre)

You can use the Royal Mail's postcode finder tool on their website to look up a specific postcode or to find the postcode for a particular location.

Keep in mind that postcodes are not always exact, as they are designed to cover a specific geographic area rather than a single address. However, they are generally accurate enough to help you find the correct location.