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Overseas Military Address Designations Csm 450X4 CSM 450X4 1 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATION CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY APO AE 09007 GERMANY HEIDELBERG APO AE 09008 GERMANY FRANKFORT APO AE 09009 GERMANY RAMSTEIN AB APO AE 09012 GERMANY RAMSTEIN AB APO AE 09014 GERMANY HEIDELBERG APO AE 09021 GERMANY KAPAUN AS APO AE 09025 GERMANY SCHWABISCH HALL APO AE 09026 GERMANY WILDFLECKEN APO AE 09028 GERMANY SANDHOFEN APO AE 09029 GERMANY BERCHETESGADEN APO AE 09031 GERMANY KITZINGEN APO AE 09033 GERMANY SCHWEINFURT APO AE 09034 GERMANY BAUMHOLDER APO AE 09035 GERMANY NEV ULM APO AE 09036 GERMANY WURZBURG APO AE 09039 GERMANY FRANKFORT APO AE 09041 GERMANY MUNICH APO AE 09042 GERMANY SCHWETSINGEN APO AE 09044 GERMANY BINDLACH APO AE 09045 GERMANY KIRCHGOENS APO AE 09046 GERMANY BOBLINGEN APO AE 09047 GERMANY WERTHEIM APO AE 09050 GERMANY BAD TOLZ APO AE 09052 GERMANY ZWEIBRUCKEN APO AE 09053 GERMANY GARMISCH APO AE 09054 GERMANY KAISERLAUTERN APO AE 09056 GERMANY WORMS APO AE 09057 GERMANY RHEIN MAIN APO AE 09058 GERMANY WORMS APO AE 09059 GERMANY MIESAU APO AE 09060 GERMANY FRANKFORT AMT CHILD SUPPORT MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY CSM 450X4 2 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY APO AE 09061 GERMANY NELLIGAN APO AE 09063 GERMANY HEIDELBERG APO AE 09064 GERMANY RHEIN MAIN APO AE 09065 GERMANY OBERUSEL APO AE 09066 GERMANY ERLANGEN APO AE 09067 GERMANY KAISERLAUTERN APO AE 09068 GERMANY FURTH APO AE 09069 GERMANY BREMERHAVEN APO AE 09070 GERMANY ZIRNDORF APO AE 09071 GERMANY AMBERG APO AE 09072 GERMANY KERPEN APO AE 09073 GERMANY GOEPPINGEN APO AE 09074 GERMANY FRIEDBERG APO AE 09076 GERMANY BEUINGEN APO AE 09077 GERMANY BUTZBACH APO AE 09078 GERMANY MUENSTER APO AE 09079 GERMANY FRANKFORT APO AE 09080 GERMANY BAD GODESBERG APO AE 09081 GERMANY SCHWETZINGEN APO AE 09082 GERMANY OFFENBACH APO AE 09086 GERMANY KAEFERTAL APO AE 09089 GERMANY BABENHAUSEN APO AE 09090 GERMANY ROEDELHEIM APO AE 09091 GERMANY GELNHAUSEN APO AE 09092 GERMANY NURNBURG APO AE 09093 GERMANY NURNBURG APO AE 09094 GERMANY RAMSTEIN APO AE 09095 GERMANY GERMERSHEIM APO AE 09096 GERMANY WIESBADEN APO AE 09097 GERMANY RHEIN MAIN APO AE 09098 GERMANY BAD AIBLING APO AE 09099 GERMANY HEIDELBERG APO AE 09100 GERMANY SCHWETZINGEN APO AE 09102 GERMANY HEIDELBERG APO AE 09103 GERMANY RHINEDAHLEN APO AE 09104 GERMANY GEILENKIRCHEN CHILD SUPPORT MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY CSM 450X4 3 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY APO AE 09105 GERMANY NURNBURG APO AE 09107 GERMANY MOHRINGEN APO AE 09108 GERMANY MUNICH APO AE 09109 GERMANY LAUTZENHASEN APO AE 09110 GERMANY DEXHEIM APO AE 09111 GERMANY BAD KREUZNACH APO AE 09112 GERMANY SORGHOF APO AE 09114 GERMANY GRAFENWOHR APO AE 09122 GERMANY LAUTZENHASEN APO AE 09123 GERMANY SPANGDAHLEM APO AE 09126 GERMANY SPANGDAHLEM APO AE 09128 GERMANY VAIHINGEN APO AE 09130 GERMANY SEMBACH APO AE 09131 GERMANY VAIHINGEN APO AE 09132 GERMANY BITBURG APO AE 09136 GERMANY SEMBACH APO AE 09137 GERMANY GOPPINGEN APO AE 09138 GERMANY PRIMASENS APO AE 09139 GERMANY BAMBERG APO AE 09140 GERMANY LIIESHEIM APO AE 09141 GERMANY BAD HERSFELD APO AE 09142 GERMANY SCHWABACH APO AE 09143 GERMANY GIESSEN APO AE 09144 GERMANY FISCHBACH APO AE 09146 NETHERLANDS FULDA APO AE 09154 GERMANY STUTTGART APO AE 09156 GERMANY BITBURG APO AE 09157 GERMANY AUGSBURG APO AE 09160 GERMANY NELLINGEN APO AE 09162 GERMANY ASCHAFFENBURG APO AE 09164 GERMANY KARLSRUHE APO AE 09165 GERMANY HANAU APO AE 09166 GERMANY MANNHEIM APO AE 09169 GERMANY GIESSEN APO AE 09171 GERMANY MUENSTER APO AE 09172 GERMANY OBERAMMERGAU CHILD SUPPORT MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY CSM 450X4 4 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY APO AE 09173 GERMANY HOHENFELS APO AE 09175 GERMANY DARMSTADT APO AE 09176 GERMANY HEILBRONN APO AE 09177 GERMANY ANSBACH APO AE 09178 GERMANY AUGSBURG APO AE 09179 GERMANY LAKENHEATH SUFFOLK APO AE 09180 GERMANY LANDSTUHL APO AE 09182 GERMANY GIEBELSTADT APO AE 09183 GERMANY MUNICH APO AE 09184 GERMANY MUNICH APO AE 09185 GERMANY MAINZ APO AE 09186 GERMANY KAISERSLAUTERN APO AE 09187 GERMANY BERLIN APO AE 09188 GERMANY FLORENNES APO AE 09189 GERMANY PIRMASENS APO AE 09192 GERMANY WIESBADEN APO AE 09196 GERMANY WIESBADEN APO AE 09202 GERMANY MAINZ-KASTEL APO AE 09205 GERMANY HESSISCH-OLDENDORF APO AE 09207 GERMANY PREUM APO AE 09211 GERMANY DARMSTADT APO AE 09212 GERMANY RHEIN MAIN APO AE 09213 GERMANY FRANKFURT APO AE 09214 GERMANY BUCHEL APO AE 09215 GERMANY HAMBURG APO AE 09216 GERMANY HELMSTEDT-WOBECK APO AE 09220 GERMANY WIESBADEN APO AE 09222 GERMANY FURTH APO AE 09225 GERMANY KITZINGEN APO AE 09226 GERMANY SCHWEINFURT APO AE 09227 GERMANY KAISERSLAUTERN APO AE 09228 GERMANY FRANKFURT APO AE 09229 GERMANY KAISERSLAUTERN APO AE 09233 GERMANY DUSSELDORF APO AE 09234 GERMANY RHEINBURG APO AE 09235 GERMANY BERLIN CHILD SUPPORT MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY CSM 450X4 5 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY APO AE 09237 GERMANY FRANKFURT APO AE 09239 GERMANY CRAILSHEIM APO AE 09242 GERMANY FRANKFURT APO AE 09244 GERMANY WURZBURG APO AE 09245 GERMANY MUNICH APO AE 09248 GERMANY GIESSEN APO AE 09249 GERMANY ZWEIBRUCKEN APO AE 09250 GERMANY KATTERBACH APO AE 09251 GERMANY ZWEIBRUCKEN APO AE 09252 GERMANY BAD KREUZNACH APO AE 09258 GERMANY RAMSTEIN APO AE 09259 GERMANY OBERAUERBACH APO AE 09261 GERMANY KALKAR APO AE 09262 GERMANY IDAR-OBERSTEIN APO AE 09263 GERMANY KAISERLAUTERN APO AE 09264 GERMANY ANSBACH APO AE 09265 GERMANY BAD KISSINGEN APO AE 09279 GERMANY LUDWIGSBURG APO AE 09281 GERMANY SCHWABISCH GMUND APO AE 09305 GERMANY NEUBRUECKE APO AE 09333 GERMANY SECKENHEIM APO AE 09351 GERMANY ETTINGEN APO AE 09352 GERMANY HERZOGENAURACH APO AE 09353 GERMANY WIESBADEN APO AE 09354 GERMANY FLENSBERG APO AE 09355 GERMANY GARLSTEDT APO AE 09358 GERMANY WIESBADEN APO AE 09359 GERMANY ECHTERDINGEN APO AE 09360 GERMANY KNIELENGEN APO AE 09405 UNITED KINGDOM WOODBRIDGE, ENGLAND FPO AE 09410 UNITED KINGDOM FAKENHAK, ENGLAND FPO AE 09415 UNITED KINGDOM ST MAWGAN FPO AE 09416 UNITED KINGDOM HOLYLOCH, SCOTLAND FPO AE 09418 UNITED KINGDOM THURSO, SCOTLAND FPO AE 09419 UNITED KINGDOM EDZELL, SCOTLAND FPO AE 09420 UNITED KINGDOM BRAWDY, WALES CHILD SUPPORT MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY CSM 450X4 6 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY FPO AE 09421 UNITED KINGDOM LONDON, ENGLAND FPO AE 09422 UNITED KINGDOM MACHRIHANISH, SCOTLAND APO AE 09447 UNITED KINGDOM NEWBURY, ENGLAND APO AE 09448 UNITED KINGDOM BURTONWOOD, ENGLAND APO AE 09449 UNITED KINGDOM UXBRIDGE, ENGLAND APO AE 09450 UNITED KINGDOM BRAINTREE, ESSEX, ENGLAND APO AE 09456 UNITED KINGDOM FAIRFORD, ENGLAND APO AE 09459 UNITED KINGDOM BURY-ST EDMUNDS, SUF ENG APO AE 09461 UNITED KINGDOM THETFORD, ENGLAND APO AE 09462 UNITED KINGDOM NEWBURY, ENGLAND APO AE 09463 UNITED KINGDOM NEWBURY, ENGLAND APO AE 09464 UNITED KINGDOM SHEFFORD BEDFORDSHIRE, ENG. APO AE 09466 UNITED KINGDOM OSFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND APO AE 09467 UNITED KINGDOM GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND APO AE 09468 UNITED KINGDOM HARROGATE, YORKSHIRE ENG APO AE 09469 UNITED KINGDOM ALCONBURY, ENGLAND APO AE 09470 UNITED KINGDOM HUNTINGTON, CAMBRIDGE ENG APO AE 09471 UNITED KINGDOM HIGH WYCOMBE, ENGLAND APO AE 09472 UNITED KINGDOM CIRENCESTER, ENGLAND APO AE 09494 UNITED KINGDOM CROUGHTON, ENGLAND APO AE 09495 UNITED KINGDOM NEWBURY, ENGLAND APO AE 09496 UNITED KINGDOM FLYINGSDALE, ENGLAND APO AE 09497 UNITED KINGDOM WOODBRIDGE, ENGLAND APO AE 09498 UNITED KINGDOM LONDON, ENGLAND APO AE 09499 UNITED KINGDOM LONDON, ENGLAND FPO SE 09502 MARINE CORPS CAMP LEJEUNE APO AE 09503 MARINE CORPS CAMP LEJEUNE FPO AE 09508 CUBA GUANTANAMO BAY FPO AE 09593 CUBA GUANTANAMO BAY FPO AE 09596 CUBA GUANTANAMO BAY APO AE 09601 ITALY AVIANO APO AE 09602 SAUDI ARABIA RIYADH APO AE 09604 SAUDI ARABIA DHAHRAN APO AE 09605 ITALY BRINDISI APO AE 09606 ITALY DECIMOMANNU, SARDINIA FPO AE 09609 ITALY GAETA CHILD SUPPORT MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY CSM 450X4 7 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY APO AE 09610 ITALY GHEDI FPO AE 09612 ITALY LAMADDELENA, SARDINIA APO AE 09613 ITALY LIVORNO APO AE 09618 ITALY MT LIMBARA, SARDINIA FPO AE 09619 ITALY NAPLES FPO AE 09620 ITALY NAPLES FPO AE 09621 ITALY NAPLES FPO AE 09622 ITALY NAPLES CAPODICHINO APO AE 09624 ITALY ROME FPO AE 09625 ITALY NAPLES FPO AE 09626 ITALY NAPLES FPO AE 09627 ITALY SIGONELLA, SICILY APO AE 09628 ITALY VERONA APO AE 09629 ITALY VICENZA APO AE 09630 ITALY VICENZA APO AE 09641 SPAIN MADRID APO AE 09642 SPAIN MADRID APO AE 09643 SPAIN MORON FPO AE 09644 SPAIN ROTA FPO AE 09645 SPAIN ROTA APO AE 09646 SPAIN ZARAGOZA APO AE 09647 SPAIN TORREJON APO AE 09648 SAUDI ARABIA RIYADH APO AE 09655 SAUDI ARABIA RIYADH APO AE 09658 SAUDI ARABIA DHAHRAN FPO AE 09670 ITALY RIMINI APO AE 09680 SAUDI ARABIA DHAHRAN APO AE 09681 SAUDI ARABIA DHAHRAN APO AE 09682 SAUDI ARABIA DHAHRAN APO AE 09683 SAUDI ARABIA DHAHRAN APO AE 09694 ITALY COMISO, SICILY APO AE 09703 NETHERLANDS BRUNSUM APO AE 09704 GREENLAND THULE APO AE 09705 BELGIUM SHAPE CASTEAU APO AE 09706 NORWAY KOLSAS APO AE 09707 NORWAY OSLO CHILD SUPPORT MANUAL STATE OF MICHIGAN FAMILY INDEPENDENCE AGENCY CSM 450X4 8 of 20 OVERSEAS MILITARY ADDRESS DESIGNATIONS CSB 2000-002 6-1-2000 CITY ST ZIP COUNTRY CITY APO AE 09708 BELGIUM CHIEVRES
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