Eastern Cape
New Brighton Postal Code
Street code
PO Box code
New Brighton (most used code), Eastern Cape
New Brighton covers 3 suburbs on the South African Post Office list, with 2 street codes and 1 box code between them. Find your suburb in the table below: the code for the town centre is not always the code for your street.
Most searched suburbs: KwaMagxaki (6201).
New Brighton suburb postal codes
All 3 suburbs, A to Z. A dash means SAPO lists no code of that kind.
| Suburb | Street code | Box code |
|---|---|---|
| Fordville | 6200 | - |
| KwaMagxaki | 6201 | 6202 |
| Silvertown | 6200 | - |
How to write an address in New Brighton
South Africa uses two kinds of postal code. A street code goes on anything delivered to a physical address, including courier parcels and online orders. A box code goes on post sent to a PO Box or Private Bag at the post office. Using the wrong one can send your post to the wrong sorting office.
Street address
Recipient name12 Example Street
New Brighton
6200
PO Box
Recipient namePO Box 123
New Brighton
6202
Frequently asked questions
What is the postal code for New Brighton?
The street code for New Brighton is 6200 and the PO Box code is 6202. New Brighton has 3 suburbs on the Post Office list, and many have their own code, so check the table for the exact suburb.
What is the difference between the New Brighton street code and box code?
Use the street code (6200) for deliveries to a physical address, including couriers and online shopping. Use the box code (6202) only for post addressed to a PO Box or Private Bag at the post office.
Which province is New Brighton in?
New Brighton is in Eastern Cape, South Africa.
How many postal codes does New Brighton have?
The South African Post Office lists 2 street codes and 1 box code across 3 suburbs of New Brighton.
Towns near New Brighton
Straight-line distance from New Brighton.
Postal codes come from the South African Post Office's domestic postal code list, and post office branch status from SAPO's branch list (updated 2026-04-24). Provinces and distances are worked out from GeoNames place data. Spotted a wrong code? Tell us.