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| Q | A | |---|---| | | It could be a version number, a department code (e.g., 58 = Nièvre, France) plus a suffix, or an internal project identifier. Check the README inside the archive for a definitive answer. | | Can I use the data for commercial purposes? | Only if the license permits it. French postal‑code data from La Poste is typically CC‑BY‑SA for non‑commercial reuse; commercial use may need a separate agreement. | | My extraction fails with “CRC error”. | The file may be corrupted during download. Re‑download it, preferably via a verified HTTPS link, and verify the checksum again. | | How do I convert the postal‑code CSV to a PostGIS table? | Use ogr2ogr or COPY in PostgreSQL: ogr2ogr -f "PostgreSQL" PG:"dbname=mydb user=me" postal_codes.shp -nln postal_codes -overwrite | | Is there a global, open‑source postal‑code dataset? | Yes – the OpenStreetMap (OSM) “addr:postcode” tag, and the Geonames Postal Code dump. They are less authoritative than official agency releases but are freely reusable. | Right-click → Properties
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