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Calgary, Alberta · Canada ZIP Code
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Calgary and all of Alberta uses the T prefix. Enter any Calgary postal code or ZIP code below — or browse the neighbourhood table.
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Try: T2P · Downtown T2G · Inglewood T2N · North Hill T3A · NW Calgary T2E · Bridgeland
Common Calgary ZIP codes by neighbourhood
All Calgary postal codes begin with T. The city's quadrant system (NW, NE, SW, SE) roughly maps to its postal codes.
Calgary postal code guide
Calgary ZIP codes by quadrant
T2P / T2G / T2H — Central & South
T2P is downtown Calgary's financial core. T2G covers Inglewood — Calgary's oldest neighbourhood, now a craft brewery and vintage shop destination. T2H serves Haysboro and Lakeview in the southwest.
T2N / T2M / T2K — North Calgary
T2N includes North Hill and the University of Calgary area. T2M serves Thorncliffe and Huntington Hills. These codes sit in the "Chinook zone" where warm Pacific air descends from the Rockies and can raise temperatures 30°C in a single day.
T3A / T3B / T3C — Northwest Calgary
T3A is Cougar Ridge and the western communities. T3B includes Bowness — a village annexed by Calgary in 1963 that still has its own distinct character and annual snowshoe race. These communities have views of the Rocky Mountains on clear days.
T2E / T2A / T2C — East Calgary
T2E covers Renfrew and Bridgeland across the Bow River from downtown. T2A is Forest Lawn — one of Calgary's most diverse and rapidly changing communities. East Calgary sees fewer Chinook events than the west side.
T2W / T2J / T2V — South Calgary
T2W is Woodbine and Woodlands. T2J includes Willow Park and Maple Ridge. South Calgary communities were developed heavily in the 1970s oil boom and retain the suburban character of that era alongside newer infill development.
T4A / T4B — Airdrie & Area
T4A is Airdrie — Canada's fastest-growing city by percentage between 2011 and 2021, doubling its population as Calgary housing prices pushed workers northward. Despite being a separate city, Airdrie is considered part of the Calgary Metropolitan Region.
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