piighost/fr-zip

French postal code, five digits whose first two form a department number from 01 to 98. A postal code identifies nobody alone, but it narrows a person down when combined with other values. It collides span for span with a US or German postal code: never put two of them in one detector.

Label: FR_ZIP

Pattern

\b(?:0[1-9]|[1-8]\d|9[0-8])\d{3}\b

Must be caught

• Paris 8e, 75008 France. → 75008
• Adresse à Lyon, 69003 exactement. → 69003

Must be left alone

• 99123
• 7500

Tags: fr, location, contact

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Used by

• piighost/fr-extended — The `fr` group plus postal codes.

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