Understanding Post-Towns: How They Help Route Mail and Packages

A post-town is a town or city that serves as the administrative center for a postal district or region. In the United Kingdom, for example, post-towns are used to help route mail and packages to their intended destinations. The name of the post-town is often included in the address of a letter or package to help postal workers identify the correct destination for the item.

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