Poste Italiane administers the Codice di Avviamento Postale (CAP), a five-digit numeric system established in 1967 to modernize mail distribution across Italy's 20 regions. The framework is designed to handle the logistical complexities of Italy’s historic city centers and mountainous terrain. Accurate CAP data is a prerequisite for efficient commercial routing and public administration throughout the Mediterranean peninsula.
The Italian CAP consists of five digits. The first two digits identify the postal province (usually matching the administrative province), while the third digit indicates if the code is for a provincial capital or a smaller town.
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