"PLZ" stands for "Postleitzahl" in Germany, which means postal code or zip code in English. The German postal code system was introduced in 1941 and has since undergone several changes, with the latest version being introduced in 1993.
The German postal code system consists of five digits and is used to distinguish different regions and cities. The first digit specifies a broad region, while the second and third digits indicate a more specific region. The last two digits identify the exact location within a region.
The postal code system in Germany is important for efficient mail delivery and is commonly used in online purchasing and filling out official forms. In total, there are around 8,800 postal codes across Germany.
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