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Postin Siniset Kirjelaatikot, Sijainti POSTIN SINISET KIRJELAATIKOT, SIJAINTI 00100 HELSINKI KAISANIEMI METROASEMA 00100 HELSINKI KAMPIN METROASEMA, NARIKKATORI 5 B 00100 HELSINKI RAUTATIEASEMA 00100 HELSINKI ELIELINAUKIO 2 F 00130 HELSINKI ETELÄESPLANADI 12 00170 HELSINKI SNELLMANINKATU 2 00180 HELSINKI TALLBERGINKATU 1 00180 HELSINKI ITÄMERENKATU 21 00210 HELSINKI VATTUNIEMENKATU 23 00230 HELSINKI POSTINTAIVAL 7 00230 HELSINKI POSTINTAIVAL 9 00260 HELSINKI RUNEBERGINKATU 69 00290 HELSINKI HAARTMANINKATU 2 00300 HELSINKI PUUTARHURINKUJA 2 00330 HELSINKI LAAJALAHDENTIE 20 00350 HELSINKI RAUMANTIE 1 00370 HELSINKI ATOMITIE 2-4 00380 HELSINKI TAKOMOTIE 33 00390 HELSINKI RUOSILANTIE 5 00400 HELSINKI NUIJAMIESTENTIE 5 00420 HELSINKI KANNELMÄEN ASEMA 00420 HELSINKI KANTELETTARENTIE 1 00440 HELSINKI POHJOIS HAAGAN ASEMA 00500 HELSINKI SÖRNÄISTEN RANTATIE 27 A 00500 HELSINKI HELSINGINKATU 1 00510 HELSINKI ELIMÄENKATU 15 00520 HELSINKI RATAPIHANTIE 6 00530 HELSINKI SÄÄSTÖPANKINRANTA 2 00560 HELSINKI HÄMEENTIE 135 00570 HELSINKI KULOSAAREN METROASEMA 00620 HELSINKI PANUNTIE 11 00640 HELSINKI KYLÄNVANHIMMANTIE 29 00700 HELSINKI ALA-MALMINTORI 00750 HELSINKI MAATULLINAUKIO 2 00770 HELSINKI TATTARISUONTIE 1 00800 HELSINKI SIILITIEN METROASEMA 00810 HELSINKI HERTTONIEMEN METROASEMA 00840 HELSINKI YLISKYLÄNTIE 3 00880 HELSINKI SORVAAJANKATU 9 00880 HELSINKI PUTKITIE 1 00900 HELSINKI VANHANLINNANTORI 00920 HELSINKI MYLLYPURON METROASEMA 00930 HELSINKI ITÄKESKUKSEN METROASEMA 00940 HELSINKI KONTULAN METROASEMA 00950 HELSINKI ITÄVÄYLÄ / TEBOIL 00970 HELSINKI MELLUNMÄEN METROASEMA 00980 HELSINKI RASTILAN METROASEMA 00980 HELSINKI VUOSAAREN METROASEMA 01200 VANTAA HIIRAKKOTIE 6 01260 VANTAA MITTATIE 1 01300 VANTAA RATATIE 5 01300 VANTAA PELTOLANTIE 1 01350 VANTAA TALKOOTIE 7 01360 VANTAA KOIVUKULÄN PUISTOTIE 1 01380 VANTAA PORTTISUONTIE 18 01450 VANTAA KELATIE 15 01450 VANTAA MERIKOTKANTIE 1 01480 VANTAA VENUKSENKUJA 2 01510 VANTAA KOIVUHAANTIE 11 01510 VANTAA VALIMOTIE 9 01510 VANTAA VANTAANPORTINKATU 3 01530 VANTAA RAHTITIE 1 01600 VANTAA ISKOSKUJA 3 01650 VANTAA VAPAALANTIE 1 01720 VANTAA TIILIPOJANLENKKI 2-4 01740 VANTAA NUOLITIE 01800 NURMIJÄRVI YRITTÄJÄNTIE 1 01800 NURMIJÄRVI VIIRINTIE 7-9 02100 ESPOO HEIKINTORI 02100 ESPOO LÄNSITUULENKUJA 1 02150 ESPOO OTAKAARI 11 02170 ESPOO AHVENTIE 2 02200 ESPOO NIITTYKUMMUNTIE 2 02210 ESPOO YLÄPORTTI 4 02230 ESPOO MARKKINAKATU 1 02230 ESPOO PIISPANSILTA 11 02270 ESPOO MARTINSILLANTIE 10 02320 ESPOO ESPOONLAHDENKATU 4-6 02320 ESPOO MERIVIRTA 3 02400 KIRKKONUMMI MUNKINKUJA 02400 KIRKKONUMMI MUNKINMÄENTIE 29 02600 ESPOO LEPPÄVAARANKATU 7 02600 ESPOO LINNATULLINKATU 3 02650 ESPOO KONSTAAPELINKATU 4 02700 ESPOO GRESANTIE 17 02710 ESPOO KUUSINIEMENTIE 2 02780 ESPOO HANSATIE 26 02920 ESPOO JUVAN TEOLLISUUSKATU 12 03100 VIHTI TUUSANTIE 3 03100 VIHTI NAARANPAJUNTIE 3 04130 SIPOO ISO KYLÄTIE 20 04200 KERAVA KAUPPAKAARI 11 04250 KERAVA PELTOMÄENKATU 10 04300 TUUSULA SULANTIE 1 04360 TUUSULA JUSLANSUORA 04400 JÄRVENPÄÄ MANNILANTIE 26-28 04400 JÄRVENPÄÄ MANNILANTIE 41 04430 JÄRVENPÄÄ VANHA YHDYSTIE 2 04600 MÄNTSÄLÄ KESKUSTIE 5 05800 HYVINKÄÄ HÄMEENKATU 21 05800 HYVINKÄÄ KAUPPAKUJA 2 06100 PORVOO LUNDINKATU 12 06100 PORVOO MANNERHEIMINKATU 13 08150 LOHJA PUISTOKATU 23 10600 RAASEPORI RAATIHUONEENTORI 11100 RIIHIMÄKI KAUPPAKUJA 5 11130 RIIHIMÄKI ASEMA-AUKIO 11171 RIIHIMÄKI TEHTAANKATU 1 13100 HÄMEENLINNA RAATIHUONEENKATU 10 13100 HÄMEENLINNA ETELÄKATU 14 13100 HÄMEENLINNA PALOKUNNANKATU 13 13130 HÄMEENLINNA KATSASTUSMIEHENTIE 6 14200 TURENKI KESKUSKUJA 2 14810 TUULONEN POHJOISTENTIE 70 15100 LAHTI MANNERHEIMINKATU 13 15110 LAHTI TORIKATU 3 15140 LAHTI KAUPPAKATU 18 15200 LAHTI KIVERIÖNKATU 32 15240 LAHTI JOHANNEKSENKATU 4 15300 LAHTI ALASENKATU 1 15500 LAHTI AJOKATU 83 15550 NASTOLA MUURARINTIE 3 15860 HOLLOLA TARMONTIE 1 15880 HOLLOLA TIILIKANKAANTIE 1 16300 ORIMATTILA ERKONTIE 16 18100 HEINOLA SILTAKATU 31 18130 HEINOLA TOMMOLANKATU 1 20100 TURKU BRAHENKATU 12 20100 TURKU AURAKATU 12 20100 TURKU HUMALISTONKATU 1 20100 TURKU PUUTARHAKATU 10 20100 TURKU ANINKAISTENKATU 6 20100 TURKU EERIKINKATU 7 20100 TURKU YLIOPISTONKATU 20 20100 TURKU EERIKINKATU 11 20100 TURKU PUUTARHAKATU 34 20100 TURKU EERIKINKATU 14 20200 TURKU KANSLERINTIE 6 20250 TURKU UHRILÄHTEENKATU 2 20500 TURKU KIINANMYLLYNKATU 3 20520 TURKU LEMMINKÄISENKATU 14 20520 TURKU KALEVANTIE 41 20700 TURKU UUDENMAANTIE 17 20780 KAARINA OSKARINAUKIO 3 20780 KAARINA HOVIRINNANTIE 5 20810 TURKU MARTINKATU 1 21100 NAANTALI TULLIKATU 11 21200 RAISIO VARPPEENAUKIO 9 21280 RAISIO MYLLYNKATU 2 21420 LIETO KARJATIE 3 21530 PAIMIO VISTANTIE 24 21600 PARAINEN RANTATIE 30 32200 LOIMAA KAUPPALANKATU 5-7 23500 UUSIKAUPUNKI RAUHANKATU 4 24100 SALO VILHONKATU 14 24100 SALO VILHONKATU 8 (PLAZA) 26100 RAUMA SAVILANKATU 4 26100 RAUMA VALTAKATU 1 26100 RAUMA KAIRAKATU 5 28100 PORI LIISANKATU 14 28100 PORI YRJÖNKATU 22 28100 PORI YRJÖNKATU 13 28100 PORI YRJÖNKATU 6 28100 PORI ANTINKATU 12 28130 PORI KARJALANKATU 10 28360 PORI HERRALAHDENRAITTI 5 28400 ULVILA FRIITALANTIE 30100 FORSSA KARTANONKATU 10 33100 TAMPERE HÄMEENKATU 16 33200 TAMPERE HALLITUSKATU 9 33100 TAMPERE HÄMEENKATU 13 33100 TAMPERE TULLIKATU 4 33100 TAMPERE RAUTATIENKATU 21 33210 TAMPERE PUUTARHAKATU 15 33310 TAMPERE TESOMANKATU 2 33400 TAMPERE POSSIJÄRVENKATU 1 33400 TAMPERE HARJUNTAUSTA 9 33470 YLÖJÄRVI ELOTIE 1 33480 YLÖJÄRVI LÄHDEVAINIONTIE 23 33540 TAMPERE SAMMONKATU 73 33700 TAMPERE RISTINARKUNTIE 20 33710 TAMPERE SOTILAANKATU 11 33720 TAMPERE PIETILÄNKATU 2 33950 TAMPERE KENKÄTIE 2 36220 KANGASALA ISOLUKONTIE 3 36240 KANGASALA VATIALANTIE 2 37100 NOKIA VÄLIKATU 18 37100 NOKIA YRITTÄJÄKATU 9-11 37120 NOKIA NUIJAMIESTENTIE 5 37500 LEMPÄÄLÄ MANTTAALITIE 3 (S-MARKET) 37600 VALKEAKOSKI VALTAKATU 9-11 (LIIKEKESKUS KOSKIKARA) 38200 SASTAMALA PUISTOKATU 11 38700 KANKAANPÄÄ TORIKATU 3 40100 JYVÄSKYLÄ VAPAAHERRANTIE 2 40100 JYVÄSKYLÄ SEPÄNKATU 14 40100 JYVÄSKYLÄ PUISTOKATU 2 40100 JYVÄSKYLÄ HANNIKAISENKATU 20 40100 JYVÄSKYLÄ VAPAUDENKATU 48-50 40270 PALOKKA PALOKANORSI 1 40320 JYVÄSKYLÄ AHJOKATU 5 40520 JYVÄSKYLÄ SYÖTTÄJÄNKATU 2 40700 JYVÄSKYLÄ VEHKAKUJA 5 40800 VAAJAKOSKI VAAJAKOSKENTIE 119 40800 VAAJAKOSKI VESMANNINTIE 7 41340 LAUKAA LAUKAANTIE 10 42100 JÄMSÄ KESKUSKATU 23 42700 KEURUU KEURUUNTIE 9 44100 ÄÄNEKOSKI KAUPPAKESKUS 44200 SUOLAHTI ASEMAKATU 9 45100 KOUVOLA KAUPPALANKATU 13 45100 KOUVOLA KAUPPAMIEHENKATU 4 45130 KOUVOLA TOMMOLANKATU 9 45200 KOUVOLA UTINKATU 14 45370 VALKEALA/KOUVOLA KUSTAA III TIE 9 45700 KUUSANKOSKI/KOUVOLA KYMENLAAKSONKATU 6 45910 KUUSANKOSKI/KOUVOLA/VOIKKAA KUPARINTIE 2 46800 MYLLYKOSKI/KOUVOLA VIIALANTIE 2 48100 KOTKA KAPTEENINKATU 14 48100 KOTKA KESKUSKATU 10 48400 KOTKA HAKAMÄENTIE 1 48600 KOTKA KARHULANTIE 30 49400 HAMINA SIBELIUSKATU 23 49400 HAMINA ISOYMPYRÄNKATU 15 50100 MIKKELI RAATIHUONEENKATU 12 50190 MIKKELI GRAANINTIE 1 52700 MÄNTYHARJU SAVONTIE 2 53100 LAPPEENRANTA PORMESTARINKATU 1 53300 LAPPEENRANTA KARJALANTIE 25 53500 LAPPEENRANTA HARAPAISENTIE 57-59 53600 LAPPEENRANTA PUHAKANKATU 1 53850 LAPPEENRANTA ORIONINKATU 2 54100 JOUTSENO SAIMAANTIE 5 55100 IMATRA LAPPEENTIE 9 55100 IMATRA TAINIOKOSKENTIE 1 55120 IMATRA TIETÄJÄNKATU 2 55800 IMATRA TORIKATU 8 57100 SAVONLINNA OLAVINKATU 61 57130 SAVONLINNA KAUPPATORI 2 57210 SAVONLINNA NOJANMAANTIE 60100 SEINÄJOKI VALTIONKATU 1 60110 SEINÄJOKI TEOLLISUUSTIE 28 61800 KAUHAJOKI TOPEEKA 76 61800 KAUHAJOKI ETELÄINEN YHDYSTIE 1 62100 LAPUA KAUPPAKATU 2 65100 VAASA HOVIOIKEUDENPUISTIKKO 9 65100 VAASA YLÄTORI 65100 VAASA KAUPPAPUISTIKKO 16 65200 VAASA WOLFFINTIE 36 67100 KOKKOLA ISOKATU 15 67100 KOKKOLA TORIKATU 18 67100 KOKKOLA PITKÄNSILLANKATU 15 68600 PIETARSAARI ISOKATU 13 68600 PIETARSAARI KOULUKATU 4 70110 KUOPIO KAUPPAKATU 40-42 70110 KUOPIO SUOKATU 29 70200 KUOPIO KIEKKOTIE 4 70780 KUOPIO KOLMISOPENTIE 3 70820 KUOPIO JALKASENKATU 5 71800 SIILINJÄRVI KUILUNTIE 2 73100 LAPINLAHTI LINNANSALMENTIE 12-14 74120 IISALMI PARKATINTIE 2 74130 IISALMI ETELÄNTIE 5 76100 PIEKSÄMÄKI KAUPPAKATU 5-7 78200 VARKAUS RELANDERINKATU 24-26 80100 JOENSUU JOENSUUN KAUPPATORI 80100 JOENSUU JOENSUUN KAUPPATORI 80100 JOENSUU KAUPPAKATU 16 80100 JOENSUU KAUPPAKATU 29 80160 JOENSUU VENETIE 10 80200 JOENSUU NIINIVAARANTIE 50 82500 KITEE KITEENTIE 1 84100 YLIVIESKA KAUPPAKATU 14 85100 KALAJOKI KALAJOENTIE 8 85800 HAAPAJÄRVI KAUPPAKATU 26 86600 HAAPAVESI KANSANPELLONTIE 1 87100 KAJAANI KAUPPAKATU 18 87100 KAJAANI KAUPPAKATU 25 87100 KAJAANI POHJOLANKATU 16 88300 PALTAMO PUOLANGANTIE 9 88600 SOTKAMO KAINUUNTIE 23 88900 KUHMO KAINUUNTIE 90 88900 KUHMO KAINUUNTIE 121 89600 SUOMUSSALMI ÄMMÄNKATU 2 89600 SUOMUSALMI JALONKATU 11 90100 OULU HALLITUSKATU 36 90100 OULU KIRKKOKATU 16 90100 OULU KIRKKOKATU 8 90100 OULU TEHTAANKATU 5 90100 OULU SAARISTONKATU 16 90100 OULU RAUTATIENKATU 11 90240 OULU HAARASUONTIE 1 90400 OULU ALASINTIE 7 90440 KEMPELE KIRKKOTIE 9 90460 OULUNSALO TETRILÄNTIE 90500 OULU MERIKOSKENKATU 2 90830 HAUKIPUDAS KAUPPAKUJA 2 90900 KIIMINKI KAUPPARAITTI 2 91900 LIMINKA TUPOKSENTIE 9 92100 RAAHE SOVIONKATU 14 93100 PUDASJÄRVI KAUPPATIE 8 93400 TAIVALKOSKI KAUPPATIE 11 93600 KUUSAMO OULUNTIE 5 94100 KEMI KAUPPAKATU 16 95410 TORNIO LÄNSIRANTA 10 96100 ROVANIEMI POSTIKATU 1 96100 ROVANIEMI TÄHTIKUJA 1 98100 KEMIJÄRVI VAPAUDENKATU 10-12 99100 KITTILÄ VALTATIE 37 99130 SIRKKA LEVIRAITTI 26 99300 MUONIO LAHENRANNANTIE 7 99600 SODANKYLÄ JÄÄMERENTIE 6 99800 IVALO PETSAMONTIE 2.
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