SR5 9 postcode sector in the SR5 district

SR5 9 is a sector of the SR5 district: every postcode that starts SR5 9. It has 95 postcodes in use, 84 of them large-user postcodes. A large-user postcode is one Royal Mail gives to a single address that gets a lot of mail.

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Every postcode in the SR5 9 sector, and which are new since 2020

Map of every postcode in the SR5 9 sector, by new since 2020 Of the 95 postcodes in the SR5 9 sector that ONS places, 47 are new since 2020 and 48 were in use before 2020. One group of new postcodes is outlined: 47 new postcodes since 2020. One postcode lies beyond the edge and is listed under the map. Places named: Southwick, Deptford & Hendon. Drawn over roads, rivers and built-up areas. North is up; the scale bar is 500 m. A1231A1290A1018 SR5 9SA: before 2020SR5 9ZZ: before 2020SR5 9GG: new since 2020 SouthwickDeptford & Hendon 47 new postcodes since 2020, outlined: this goes to SR5 9YX, the newest of them47 new postcodes since 2020 Map of every postcode in the SR5 9 sector, by new since 2020 Of the 95 postcodes in the SR5 9 sector that ONS places, 47 are new since 2020 and 48 were in use before 2020. One group of new postcodes is outlined: 47 new postcodes since 2020. One postcode lies beyond the edge and is listed under the map. Places named: Southwick, Deptford & Hendon. Drawn over roads, rivers and built-up areas. North is up; the scale bar is 500 m. A1231A183 SouthwickDeptford & Hendon
  • New since 2020: 47
  • In use before 2020: 48
  • Outline: where 5 or more new postcodes since 2020 lie together

Of the 95 postcodes in the SR5 9 sector that ONS places, 47 are new since 2020 and 48 were in use before 2020.

Each mark is a postcode's centre point as ONS gives it, not a building. Press one to see its postcode and open its page. New since 2020 means it came into use in January 2020 or later. A dashed outline shows where 5 or more lie within 150 metres of each other. It is not a boundary, and no boundary is drawn. Where marks overlap, the one first in the key is drawn; the counts include every postcode. Names in italics are council wards: we hold no town or village names here.

Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS) Postcode Directory, August 2026, loaded 20 October 2026, the centre point of each postcode; when each came into use: the same directory; roads, rivers and built-up areas: Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Drawn by us. Street map: Ordnance Survey, OS Open Zoomstack, Open Government Licence v3.0, drawn with MapLibre. How we use them

Further out, not drawn

This postcode lies well apart from the rest, so the map is drawn without it to show the rest closer; it is in every count.

Where the new postcodes lie together

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