WA1 9 postcode sector in the WA1 district

WA1 9 is a sector of the WA1 district: every postcode that starts WA1 9. It has 92 postcodes in use, 69 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 WA1 9 sector, and which are new since 2020

Map of every postcode in the WA1 9 sector, by new since 2020 Of the 92 postcodes in the WA1 9 sector that ONS places, 17 are new since 2020 and 75 were in use before 2020. One group of new postcodes is outlined: 17 new postcodes since 2020. Places named: Bewsey and Whitecross. Drawn over roads, rivers and built-up areas. North is up; the scale bar is 250 m. A57A5061 WA1 9SA: before 2020WA1 9UA: before 2020WA1 9FW: new since 2020 Bewsey and Whitecross 17 new postcodes since 2020, outlined: this goes to WA1 9JW, the newest of them17 new postcodes since 2020 Map of every postcode in the WA1 9 sector, by new since 2020 Of the 92 postcodes in the WA1 9 sector that ONS places, 17 are new since 2020 and 75 were in use before 2020. One group of new postcodes is outlined: 17 new postcodes since 2020. Places named: Bewsey and Whitecross. Drawn over roads, rivers and built-up areas. North is up; the scale bar is 250 m. A5061 Bewsey and Whitecross
  • New since 2020: 17
  • In use before 2020: 75
  • Outline: where 5 or more new postcodes since 2020 lie together

Of the 92 postcodes in the WA1 9 sector that ONS places, 17 are new since 2020 and 75 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

Where the new postcodes lie together

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