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UK Address Format Description

UK addresses typically consist of:

• House number and street name - Example: "12 High Street"
• District name (optional) - Example: "Westminster"
• City/Town - Example: "London"
• Postcode - Example: "SW1A 1AA"
• Country - "United Kingdom" or "UK"

UK Postcode Format

UK postcodes consist of two parts, formatted as "AA9A 9AA", where A represents letters and 9 represents numbers. The first part indicates the area, and the second part indicates a specific delivery point.

Special Features of UK Addresses

The UK address system has some unique characteristics:

• The UK doesn't use states or provinces; administrative divisions are primarily counties
• Some historic addresses may use a "name + number" format, such as "Clarence House"
• Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland may have different address conventions
• Some rural areas may not have specific street names and instead use village or area names