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Germany (DE) - Area search for postcodes & cities

Search in Germany for towns and postcodes within the desired radius. Our system processes 5-digit entries (e.g. 04109) or place names in a matter of seconds.

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      Brief information for the Germany disposition

      Rapid territory planning in Europe's largest logistics network.

      Logistics hubs

      Economic centres

      Germany has extremely dense economic regions. With the postcode radius search, you can delimit hotspots such as the Ruhr area, Rhine-Main, Hamburg, Munich or Berlin precisely. Use the compass to drive through urban centres in a specific direction.

      Workflow

      1-click postcode copy

      Save yourself the hassle of labelling! Simply click on the desired postcode in the results list. The 5-digit number (incl. leading zero in the east, e.g. 04109) is immediately formatted and ready to use in your clipboard for Timocom & Co.

      Organisation

      Data export & pre-planning

      Download your specific catchment area with one click as a Excel (XLSX), CSV or PDF to forward it to carriers or import it directly into your in-house Transport Management System (TMS).

      Postcode search for the whole of Europe

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      Frequently asked questions (Germany)

      Are postcodes with a leading zero (e.g. Dresden) recognised correctly?
      Yes, our system treats German postcodes as text strings (not as pure numbers). This means that postcodes in the east (e.g. 01067 Dresden or 04109 Leipzig) are never „broken“ and are transferred together with the zero when copied and exported to Excel.
      Why do the markers on the map disappear when I select „All“?
      This is a performance and protection function. In the Ruhr area, a 100km radius can produce an extremely large number of hits. If we draw them all, the map becomes illegible. That's why the map only shows the start pin for „All“, while the list on the right lists everything exactly.
      How do I use the „reverse“ function on the compass?
      The red „Reverse“ mode is ideal for exclusion procedures. Are you planning a tour from Frankfurt but don't want to head south into the mountains? Point the compass southwards and click on „Reverse“. You will now see all hits - except those in the defined southern area.
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