List of Caledon Postal Codes and Zip Codes

Caledon is a town in the Overberg region in the Western Cape province of South Africa.

In this article, we will be looking at the full list of Caledon Postal Codes and Caledon Zip Codes of all areas in one of South Africa’s beautiful cities. Postal codes and Zip codes in South Africa come in four digits.

What are the postal codes and Zip codes of suburbs in Caledon? We will be finding out soon enough. Below are the Caledon Postal Codes and Caledon Zip Codes by suburbs.

Full List of Caledon Postal Code and Caledon Zip Codes

Suburbs Zip/Postal Codes (13)

Suburb Zip Code Postal Code
Bereaville 7232 N/A
Bergsig N/A 7230
BOT River 7185 N/A
Botrivier 7185 N/A
Caledon 7230 7230
Caledon Square 7905 N/A
Caledonplein 7905 N/A
KEI View N/A 7230
Middleton N/A 7230
Mooiuitsig N/A 7230
Riviersonderend 7250 7250
Tesselaarsdal N/A 7230
Vleiview N/A 7230
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