Western Sahara address format & examples
How to write a Sahrawi address
If you’re planning to send a letter to someone in one of the world’s most geopolitically complex regions, you’ll need to know how to write a Western Saharan address! Whether your mail is headed to Laayoune, a desert outpost, or a remote settlement in the vast dunes, getting the format right is crucial.
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Here’s how to write a Western Saharan address correctly:
- Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region.
- Street name and building number - The street the address is on, followed by the building name or number.
- Neighborhood or area - The general area the address is in.
- Postal code and city - The city or town the address is in, listed rights after the postal code.
- Country - Lastly, the country code of ESH.

Western Sahara address examples
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Postal information
Aousserd - AOU Boujdour - BOD Es Semara - ESM Laayoune - LAA Oued ed-Dahab - OUD
Barid Al-Maghrib (national), Correos (international)
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Country information
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Population information
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