US Banks
Routing Numbers & Swift Codes

Home | Fedwire Routing Numbers | US Bank List | SWIFT/BIC Codes | US ZIP Codes | FAQ

ZIP Codes and Area Codes Search

Search ZIP Codes and Area Codes across all cities in US. Select State and City from below list.

Home > VT > Select a City

Adamant Albany Alburgh
Arlington Ascutney Averill
Bakersfield Barnard Barnet
Barre Barton Beebe Plain
Beecher Falls Bellows Falls Belmont
Belvidere Center Bennington Benson
Bethel Bomoseen Bondville
Bradford Brandon Brattleboro
Bridgewater Bridgewater Corners Bridport
Bristol Brookfield Brownsville
Burlington Cabot Calais
Cambridge Cambridgeport Canaan
Castleton Cavendish Center Rutland
Charlotte Chelsea Chester
Chester Depot Chittenden Colchester
Concord Corinth Coventry
Craftsbury Craftsbury Common Cuttingsville
Danby Danville Derby
Derby Line Dorset East Arlington
East Barre East Berkshire East Burke
East Calais East Charleston East Corinth
East Dorset East Dover East Fairfield
East Hardwick East Haven East Middlebury
East Montpelier East Poultney East Randolph
East Ryegate East Saint Johnsbury East Thetford
East Wallingford Eden Eden Mills
Enosburg Falls Essex Essex Junction
Fair Haven Fairfax Fairfield
Fairlee Ferrisburgh Florence
Forest Dale Franklin Gaysville
Gilman Glover Grafton
Granby Grand Isle Graniteville
Granville Greensboro Greensboro Bend
Groton Guildhall Hancock
Hardwick Hartford Hartland
Hartland Four Corners Highgate Center Highgate Springs
Hinesburg Huntington Hyde Park
Hydeville Irasburg Island Pond
Isle La Motte Jacksonville Jamaica
Jeffersonville Jericho Johnson
Jonesville Killington Lake Elmore
Londonderry Lowell Lower Waterford
Ludlow Lunenburg Lyndon
Lyndon Center Lyndonville Manchester
Manchester Center Marlboro Marshfield
Mc Indoe Falls Middlebury Middletown Springs
Milton Monkton Montgomery
Montgomery Center Montpelier Moretown
Morgan Morrisville Moscow
Mount Holly New Haven Newbury
Newfane Newport Newport Center
North Bennington North Clarendon North Concord
North Ferrisburgh North Hartland North Hero
North Hyde Park North Montpelier North Pomfret
North Pownal North Springfield North Thetford
North Troy Northfield Northfield Falls
Norton Norwich Orleans
Orwell Passumpsic Pawlet
Peacham Perkinsville Peru
Pittsfield Pittsford Plainfield
Plymouth Post Mills Poultney
Pownal Proctor Proctorsville
Putney Quechee Randolph
Randolph Center Reading Readsboro
Richford Richmond Ripton
Rochester Roxbury Rupert
Rutland Saint Albans Saint Albans Bay
Saint Johnsbury Saint Johnsbury Center Salisbury
Saxtons River Shaftsbury Sharon
Sheffield Shelburne Sheldon
Sheldon Springs Shoreham South Barre
South Burlington South Hero South Londonderry
South Newfane South Pomfret South Royalton
South Ryegate South Strafford South Woodstock
Springfield Stamford Starksboro
Stockbridge Stowe Strafford
Sutton Swanton Taftsville
Thetford Thetford Center Topsham
Townshend Troy Tunbridge
Underhill Underhill Center Vergennes
Vernon Vershire Waitsfield
Wallingford Wardsboro Warren
Washington Waterbury Waterbury Center
Waterville Websterville Wells
Wells River West Burke West Charleston
West Danville West Dover West Dummerston
West Fairlee West Glover West Halifax
West Hartford West Newbury West Pawlet
West Rupert West Rutland West Topsham
West Townshend West Wardsboro Westfield
Westford Westminster Westminster Station
Weston White River Junction Whiting
Whitingham Wilder Williamstown
Williamsville Williston Wilmington
Windsor Winooski Wolcott
Woodbury Woodstock Worcester

ZIP code:

United States Postal Service (USPS) uses ZIP codes as a system for postal codes since 1963. ZIP stands for Zone Improvement Plan, ZIP is properly written in capital letters and was chosen to suggest that the mail travels more efficiently, and therefore more quickly. The term ZIP code was originally registered as a servicemark (a type of trademark) by the U.S. Postal Service.

  Related Resources
BanksLookup.com BankRoutingInfo.com
CanadaBanksInfo.com BankBSBnumbers.com
UKSortCodes.com SwiftCodeInfo.com
  What is the Routing Number?
Routing Number/RTN/Routing Transit Number: Routing Number is used to facilitate the electronic routing of funds (ACH transfer) from one bank account to another in USA.A Routing Number is a nine-digit numeric code printed on the bottom of checks. It's also referred to as RTN,Routing Transit Number or Bank Routing Number. Read more..
  What is SWIFT Code/BIC Code?
Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication(SWIFT) has defined standard format of Business Identifier Codes which is called as SWIFT code or BIC Code. It acts as a unique identification code for both financial and non-financial institutions. Swift code is used while transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers, and also for the exchange of other messages between banks. SWIFT handles the registration of SWIFT codes across the world. Read more..
bankroutinginfo.com: List of Bank Routing Numbers (FedACH and Fedwire) for all US Banks
Copyright 2021 BankRoutingInfo.com | Home | Terms & Conditions
Australian Banks BSB Numbers | SWFIT codes for all Banks | canadabanksinfo.com
Disclaimer: Information posted on this site is only for reference.Please confirm this information with your bank before initiating any financial transaction. We are not liable for your loss due to any errors in our information.
Contact us at admin(at)bankroutinginfo(dot)com