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Sr. No. POPSK ADDRESS AMETHI Head post office, Near Bus Station, Amethi-227405 AZAMGARH | 2 Head Post Office, Civil line, Azamgarh-2760001 BAHRAICH Head Post Office, Katchery Road, Bahraich-271801 BALLIA Head Post Office, Harpur Middhi Road, District Court Ballia - 277001 BALRAMPUR Head Post Office, Veer Vinay Chowk, Balrampur- 271201 GONDA Head Post Ofice, Jail Road, Gonda- 271001 MAU Head Post Office, Near Railway Crossing Mau - 275101 PRATAPGARH Head Post Office, Pratapgarh- 230001 8 RAEBAREL Head Post Office, Ghantaghar, Raebareli- 229001 SITAPUR Head Post Office, Sitapur- 261001 10 SULTANPUR Head Post Office, G N Road, Civil Line, Sultanpur-228001 |11 UNNAO Head Post Office, Civil Lines, Near Railway Station, Unnao- 209801 12 JAUNPUR Head Post Office, Alfastinganj, Near Jaunpur Kotwali, Jaunpur- 222001 13 Head Post Office Chunar, Dargah Sharif Station Road, Tammanpatti - 14 CHUNAR 231304 FAIZABAD Head Post Office, Civil Lines Faizabad - 224001 |15 DEORIA Head Post Office Deoria, Sadar Taluk, Deoria 274001 16 Head Post Office Jhansi, In front ofJhansi Hotel, Sadar Bazar, Jhansi JHANSI 17 284001 ALLAHABAD Head Post Office, S.N. Marg Civil Lines, Allahabad 18 Head Post Office Ghazipur, In front of Opium Factory, Mahuwabagh, GHAZIPUR Ghazipur- 233001 19 Head Post office Near Fatehpur Railway Crossing, Behind BSNL FATEHPUR Building, Police Line Fatehpur 212601 20 21 AMBEDKAR NAGAR Head Post Office, SH-5, Moradabad Mohall, Akbarpur,- 224122 22 BANDA BANDA HEAD OFFICE, NEAR BANGALIPURA - 210001 23 HAMIRPUR HAMIRPUR HEAD OFFICE, NEAR BUS STAND-210301 | 24 BHADOHI Bhadohi Mukhya Dakghar, Bhadohi - 221401 25 SIDDHARTHNAGAR HEAD POST OFFICE, TETRI BAZAR, NAUGARH, SIDDHARTHNAGAR, | 272207 (DOMARIYAGANJ) 26 MAHARAJGANJ HEAD POST OFFICE, WARD NO. 12, VEER BAHADUR NAGAR, NEAR POLICE CHOUKI CHOURAHA, MAHARAJGANJ - 273303 27 KHERI KHERI HEAD OFFICE, NAURANGABAD ROAD, LAKHIMPUR KHERI - 262701 28 MISRIKH SUB POST OFFICE, MISRIKH, SITAPUR - 261401 29 HARDOI HARDOI POPSK IN CAMPUS OF HEAD POST OFFICE, NEW CIVIL LINE HARDOI-241001 RRC CANTT. FARRUKHABAD- 30 FARRUKHABAD HEAD POST OFFICE FATEHGARH, NEAR 209601 .

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