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REPUBLIC OF UGANDA MINISTRY OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY AND NATIONAL GUIDANCE DEVELOPED SPECIAL POSTCODES DECEMBER 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS KAMPALA 100 ......................................................................................................................................... 3 EASTERN UGANDA 200 ........................................................................................................................... 5 CENTRAL UGANDA 300 ........................................................................................................................... 8 WESTERN UGANDA 400 ........................................................................................................................ 10 MID WESTERN 500 ................................................................................................................................ 11 WESTNILE 600 ....................................................................................................................................... 13 NORTHERN UGANDA 700 ..................................................................................................................... 14 NORTH EASTERN 800 ............................................................................................................................ 15 KAMPALA 100 No. AREA POSTCODE 1. State House 10000 2. Parliament Uganda 10001 3. Office of the President 10002 4. Office of the Prime Minister 10003 5. High Court 10004 6. Kampala Capital City Authority 10005 7. Central Division 10006 8. Nakivubo War Memorial Stadium 10007 9. National Museum 10008 10. Uganda National Mosque 10009 11. Independence Monument 10010 12. National Theatre 10011 13. City Square 10012 14. Central Police Station 10013 15. Sheraton Hotel 10014 16. Serena Hotel 10015 17. Uganda Book Shop 10016 18. Kampala Railway Station 10017 19. Clock Tower 10018 20. Golf Course 10019 21. Kololo Airstrip 10020 22. Centenary Park 10021 23. Kawempe Division 10022 24. Mulago Hospital 10023 25. Baha’i Temple 10024 26. Nakawa Division 10025 27. Luzira Prison 10026 28. Port Bell 10027 29. Butabika Hospital 10028 30. Uganda Police Headquarters 10029 31. Kyambogo University 10030 32. Lugogo Indoor Stadium 10031 33. Uganda Manufacturers’ Association 10032 34. Banda Palace 10033 35. Makindye Division 10034 36. Nsambya Hospital 10035 37. Kibuli Mosque 10036 38. Speke Hotel Munyonyo 10037 39. Military Police Barracks 10038 40. Mulungo Catholic Shrine 10039 41. Rubaga Division 10040 42. Rubaga Hospital 10041 43. Mengo Hospital 10042 44. Kasubi Royal Tombs 10043 45. Rubaga Cathedral 10044 46. Namirembe Cathedral 10045 No. AREA POSTCODE 47. Bulange 10046 48. Kabaka’s Palace 10047 49. Kabaka’s Lake 10048 EASTERN UGANDA 200 No. AREA POSTCODE 1. Jinja District Headquarters 20000 2. Jinja Municipal Council 20001 3. Kiira Dam 20002 4. Kiira Bridge 20003 5. Bujagaali Dam 20004 6. Source of the Nile 20005 7. Itanda Falls 20006 8. Masese Landing Site 20007 9. Bugembe Stadium 20008 10. Gaddafi Barracks 20009 11. Kimaka Air field 20010 12. Nakabango Palace 20011 13. Jinja Cathedral 20012 14. Kakira sugar works 20013 15. Jinja Referral Hospital 20014 16. Jinja Golf Course 20015 17. Civil Service College 20016 18. Kakindu Stadium 20017 19. Kamuli District Headquarters 20018 20. Kamuli Municipal Council 20019 21. Busitema University Namasagali Campus 20020 22. Kamuli Sugar Factory 20021 23. Buyende District Headquarters 20022 24. Kagulu Hills 20023 25. Kakkoge- Kikaaya Landing site 20024 26. Kasozi Landing Site 20025 27. Kaliro District Headquarters 20026 28. Kaliro Sugar Factory 20027 29. Kaliro NTC 20028 30. Buguge Historical Site 20029 31. Zibondo’s palace 20030 32. Pallisa District Headquarters 20031 33. Tirinyi Bridge 20032 34. Butebo District Headquarters 20033 35. Kibuku District Headquarters 20034 36. Budaka District Headquarters 20035 37. Kamonkoli Uganda Clay Limited 20036 38. Mbale District Headquarters 20037 39. Mbale Municipal Council 20038 40. Mbale Referral Hospital 20039 41. Islamic University in Uganda 20040 42. Maluku Prisons 20041 43. Wanale Hill 20042 44. Mbale Resort Hotel 20043 45. Mt Elgon National Park 20044 46. Wanale Forest Reserve 20045 No. AREA POSTCODE 47. Bufumbo Forest Reserve 20046 48. Semei Kakungulu Tombs 20047 49. Sisi Falls 20048 50. Simu Falls 20049 51. Mbale Cathedral 20050 52. Sironko District Headquarters 20051 53. Bududda District Headquarters 20052 54. Namisindwa District Headquarters 20053 55. Lwakhakha Border Point 20054 56. Manafwa District Headquarters 20055 57. Manafwa Bridge 20056 58. Tororo District Headquarters 20057 59. Tororo Municipal Council 20058 60. Tororo Cement Factory 20059 61. Tororo Rock 20060 62. Osukulu Hills 20061 63. Golf Course 20062 64. Rubongi Barracks 20063 65. Tororo Railway Station 20064 66. Hima Cement Factory 20065 67. Malaba Border Point 20066 68. Rock Hotel 20067 69. Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Tororo 20068 70. King George V1 Stadium 20069 71. Tororo General Hospital 20070 72. Busia District Headquarters 20071 73. Busia Border Point 20072 74. Busitema University 20073 75. Busitema Forest 20074 76. Namayingo District Headquarters 20075 77. Matiko Landing site 20076 78. Mayuge District Headquarters 20077 79. Mayuge Sugar Factory 20078 80. Bufulubi Prisons 20079 81. Buluuba Hospital 20080 82. Bwonha Landing Site 20081 83. Bishop Hannington Shrine 20082 84. Presidential Farm Kityerera 20083 85. Bugiri District Headquarters 20084 86. Bugiri Municipal Council 20085 87. Bugiri Hospital 20086 88. Kibimba Rice Scheme 20087 89. Iganga District Headquarters 20088 90. Iganga Municipal Council 20089 91. Iganga Hospital Nakavule 20090 92. Busoga University 20091 93. Central Busoga Diocese 20092 No. AREA POSTCODE 94. Bugweri District Headquarters 20093 95. Luuka District Headquarters 20094 96. Namutumba District Headquarters 20095 97. Butaleja District Headquarters 20096 98. Doho Rice Scheme 20097 99. Mpologoma River Bridge 20098 100. Busolwe Hospital 20099 CENTRAL UGANDA 300 No. AREA POSTCODE 1. State House 30000 2. Entebbe Municipal Council 30001 3. Entebbe International Airport 30002 4. Entebbe Wild life Educational Centre 30003 5. Entebbe Botanical Gardens 30004 6. Mapeera Kigungu Church 30005 7. Nakiwogo Landing Site 30006 8. Entebbe Golf Course 30007 9. Lake Victoria Hotel 30008 10. Entebbe Grade B Hospital 30009 11. Entebbe UN logistics Base 30010 12. Old Airport 30011 13. Air force Base 30012 14. Hippo bay cave 30013 15. Nkumba University 30014 16. St Marys Stadium 30015 17. Ziika Forest 30016 18. Lutembe Bay 30017 19. Kajjansi Airstrip 30018 20. Namugongo Martyrs Shrine 30019 21. Mandela National Stadium 30020 22. Kireka Palace 30021 23. Wakiso District Headquarters 30022 24. Kawanda Research Institute 30023 25. Makarere University Agricultural Research 30024 centre Kabanyoro 26. Naggalabi –Buddo Coronation Site 30025 27. Mityana District Headquarters 30026 28. Kassanda District Headquarters 30027 29. Mubende District Headquarters 30028 30. Bigo bya mugenyi 30029 31. Mubende National Teachers Collage 30030 32. Kyaka Refugee camp 30031 33. Kiboga District Headquarters 30032 34. Kyankwanzi District Headquarters 30033 35. National Leadership Institute 30034 36. Nakaseke District Headquarters 30035 37. Nakasongola District Headquarters 30036 38. Army Factory 30037 39. Ziiwa Rhino sectary 30038 40. Air force Base 30039 41. Luweero District Headquarters 30040 42. Bombo Army Headquarters 30041 43. Ndejje University 30042 44. Bugema University 30043 No. AREA POSTCODE 45. Busiika Rally Circuit 30044 46. Kayunga District Headquarters 30045 47. Buikwe District Headquarters 30046 48. Ssezibwa Falls 30047 49. Nalubaale Dam 30048 50. Mabira Forest 30049 51. Nile Breweries 30050 52. Njeru Municipal Headquarters 30051 53. Kawolo Hospital 30052 54. Buvuma District Headquarters 30053 55. Mukono District Headquarters 30054 56. Mukono Municipal Council 30055 57. Uganda Christian University 30056 58. Mpoma Earth Station 30057 59. Colline Hotel 30058 60. Namanve Industrial Park 30059 61. Kalangala District Headquarters 30060 62. Kalanala Landing Site 30061 63. Mulowooza Hotel 30062 64. Mpigi District Headquarters 30063 65. Nkozi University 30064 66. Nkozi Hospital 30065 67. Equator Kayabwe 30066 68. Butambala District Headquarters 30067 69. Kalungu District Headquarters 30068 70. Lwera Swamp 30069 71. Masaka District Headquarters 30070 72. Masaka Municipal Council 30071 73. Masaka Referral Hospital 30072 74. Muteesa 1 University 30073 75. Masaka Mechanised Battalion 30074 76. Bukakata Landing Site 30075 77. Kyotera District Headquarters 30076 78. Kasensero Landing Site 30077 79. Rakai District Headquarters 30078 80. Kamuswaaga Palace 30079 81. Mutukula Border Post 30080 82. Lwengo District Headquarters 30081 83. Lyantonde District Headquarters 30082 84. Bukomansimbi District Headquarters 30083 85. Villa Maria 30084 86. Sembabule District Headquarters 30085 87. Gomba District Headquarters 30086 88. Kisozi Farm 30087 WESTERN UGANDA 400 No. AREA POSTCODE 1. Kiruhura District Headquarters 40000 2. Isingiro District Headquarters 40001 3. Nakivale Refugee Camp 40002 4. Mbarara District Headquarters 40003 5. Mbarara Municipal Council 40004 6. Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital 40005 7. Mbarara University of Science and Technology 40006 8. Military Barracks 40007 9. Kakyeka Stadium 40008 10. Mbarara Coca Cola Factory 40009 11. Bishop Stuart University 40010 12. Mugaba Palace 40011 13. Lake View Hotel 40012 14. Agip Motel 40013 15. Nyamitanga Cathedral 40014 16. Ntugamo District Headquarters 40015 17.
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