Deutsche Post tracking - DHL Paket

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Deutsche Post tracking

Deutsche Post tracking numbers are 12- or 20-digits long, like 445209416454 and 00340434192314429377. When Deutsche Post DHL Paket is exported from Germany, it's assigned international tracking number which looks like Cx000000000DE, Lx000000000DE, Rx000000000DE.

Using international tracking number you can track your package with your local postal service like USPS, Canada Post, etc.

In rare cases you may have Deutsche Post 9 digit shipment reference number like 000501948, 113901607. In that case tracking works the same, just enter your shipment reference number into the search field above and click Track Package.

Official website to track Deutsche Post DHL Pakets is at nolp.dhl.de.

DHL Paket tracking

DHL provides multiple websites to allow DHL Paket tracking and all of them are integrated with our global postal tracker.

Our postal tracker will track any DHL Paket or Deutsche Post shipment with all necessary websites, find related tracking numbers, translate statuses to English and provide you with complete status and tracking events for your package.

Deutsche Post DHL Group History

Franz von Taxis is considered the founder of the modern postal system. On behalf of the far-flung Habsburg family dynasty, he and his successors set up a courier network that would eventually grow to cover all of Western Europe by the mid-16th century.

Permanent post stations were built about one day's journey apart. Over time, these stations grew into important economic centers, serving as meeting points and places of trade and exchange where travelers could expect to find taverns, inns and stables. Post stations became crucial focal points in the development of villages and cities.

On April 21, 1646, Elector Friedrich Wilhelm issues postal regulations establishing regular postal service between Berlin, Münster, Osnabrück, Kleve and Königsberg. The new decree stems from the Elector's interest in staying well informed of the current status of the peace negotiations in Osnabrück and Münster to end the Thirty Years' War.

At the same time, the decree grants private individuals (in particular merchants) the right to have their mail transported by the electoral postal system. Friedrich Wilhelm thus ignores the emperor's postal monopoly granted to the Postmaster General of the House of Thurn and Taxis.

Marie Mathias Nicolas Louis Danzas, a lieutenant in Napoleon's Grande Armée, enters into the shipping and transport business after the battle of Waterloo. The company in the French Alsace region would soon bear his name and play an active role in the development of rail travel and steam navigation in the 19th century. In 1854, the first consolidated shipments were offered on the Zurich-Basel/St. Louis route.

Danzas assumes responsibility for international mail on behalf of the Swiss PTT in 1884. Delivery within 24 hours was guaranteed for the route between Switzerland and England.

Danzas became a part of Deutsche Post in 1999.

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