Routing bank is the same as the sort code. UK banks use the sort code while the US banks use the routing number.
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Yes, the routing number printed on the bottom of a check is used to sort the checks according to both the bank, and individual account on which they are drawn.
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It is a number usually found on a check, it tells you which Federal Reserve Bank it is in route to, THE US HAS 12 OF THESE STRANGE CODES.
There are two SWIFT BICs associated with this sorting code: NWBKGB2102N and NWBKGB55XXX (for CHAPS routing) Unified Software Ltd provides a comprehensive lookup facility for this sort of information.
Apologies, but at this time (2014), that sort code does not exist. Please double-check the number.