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EH1 Mostly consists of Edinburgh's Old Town. Also hosts the old GPO building (at EH1 1AA) and the areas immediately to the north of this are also included, that is St James Quarter and the areas down Leith Street and Broughton Street. EH2 The New Town and central commercial area of Edinburgh which includes Princes Street. EH3 An odd shaped area surrounding EH1 and EH2 to the north, west and south. It can be divided into three distinct areas: The New Town area, north of Queen Street and northwards to Stockbridge. The West End, including some of Edinburgh's financial district. The Tollcross and Fountainbridge areas. EH4 Radiates from the older and more central areas out to the suburban areas added to them, as the city grew outwards during the 20th century. EH4, then, branches out from Dean Village and Comely Bank along a corridor centred on the A90 as far as Barnton and Cramond. Central to this area is the Sainsbury's in Craigleith Retail Park adjacent to the A90. EH5 Based on a village formerly separate from the city; in this case, Granton on the Firth of Forth. EH5 extends inwards from the coast to Ferry Road. EH6 Covers Leith, as well as Newhaven bordering it on the west. EH7 The inner city area between central Edinburgh and Leith, and radiates out to Restalrig and Craigentinny. EH8 The inner city Southside, Newington and Canongate areas, in the west of the postcode area. It spreads eastwards around Holyrood Park to take in areas like Abbeyhill and Mountcastle; being in east Edinburgh these areas have no obvious connection with the Southside. However the postcode effectively takes in the area surrounding Holyrood Park. EH9 The inner city, Marchmont and Grange, Blackford and around Minto Street, including Causewayside. EH10 A corridor along the A702 from Bruntsfield, through Morningside as far as Fairmilehead. EH11 A corridor (rather thin in shape) along the A71 from Haymarket Station, through Gorgie and Stenhouse to Sighthill and the Calders. EH12 A corridor along the A8 from Haymarket through Murrayfield and Corstorphine as far as the Gyle. EH13 Based on the previously separate village of Colinton, and including Oxgangs. EH14 A corridor in south-west Edinburgh starting at Slateford, through Longstone, Wester Hailes, Juniper Green, Currie and on to Balerno. EH15 Based on Portobello and Duddingston, formerly separate settlements to Edinburgh. EH16 Based on the formerly separate village of Liberton. It extends north and north-east to Cameron Toll, Craigmillar and Niddrie. EH17 Based on the formerly separate village of Gilmerton, taking in Moredun and extending westwards as far as Mortonhall. EH18 Lasswade, extending up the valley of the River North Esk to Polton EH19 Bonnyrigg EH20 Loanhead EH21 Musselburgh, Wallyford, Whitecraig, Newcraighall EH22 Dalkeith, Danderhall, Mayfield, Newtongrange, Shawfair EH23 Gorebridge EH24 Rosewell EH25 Roslin, Bilston EH26 Penicuik EH27 Kirknewton EH28 Newbridge, Ratho EH29 Kirkliston EH30 South Queensferry EH31 Gullane EH32 Prestonpans, Cockenzie, Port Seton EH33 Tranent EH34 Pencaitland EH35 Ormiston EH36 Humbie EH37 Pathhead EH38 North Middleton, Heriot EH39 North Berwick EH40 East Linton EH41 Haddington EH42 Dunbar, Broxburn, East Lothian EH43 Walkerburn EH44 Innerleithen EH45 Peebles EH46 West Linton EH47 Whitburn, Bathgate, Fauldhouse, Stoneyburn EH48 Armadale, Bathgate EH49 Linlithgow EH51 Bo'ness EH52 Broxburn, West Lothian, including Winchburgh EH53 Mid Calder, East Calder, Pumpherston EH54 Livingston EH55 West Calder