A simple data model for storing postal codes with placenames and location.
Installing
You can clone the repository and install from source:
python setup.py install
or use pip to install from PyPI:
pip install django-postalcodes
If you are using South you must use South >= 1.0 to ensure compatability with the new south_migrations migrations module name.
Getting data
Postal code data is available from a number of sources, typically on a country by country basis. The United States Census Bureau maintains the Gazetteer database, including detailed zip code data. The GeoNames geographical database also provides postal code data for international postal codes (and other places).
The following data file can be used to prepopulate a PostGIS database with US postalcodes complete with location.
These files pertain to the 0.1 release but may still be useful. They are based on location via decimal fields, rather than a GIS point field.
International postal codes (9 MB)
The data is licensed under the Database Contents License.
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