[After unification of East and West Germany, Germany was consolidated under country code 49, and country code 37 ceased operation, making country codes 370-379 available for other nations. The following area codes were used before telephone system consolidation, and are no longer active.] 2 Berlin (E) [now +49 30] 30 Frankfurt/Oder [now +49 335] 321 Brandenburg [now +49 3381] 33 Potsdam [now +49 331] 35 Fuerstenwalde [now +49 3361] 407 Torgau [now +49 3421] 41 Leipzig [now +49 341] 441 Bitterfeld [now +49 3493] 442 Merseburg [now +49 3461] 450 Zeitz [now +49 3441] 454 Naumburg (Saale) [now +49 3445] 46 Halle (Saale) [now +49 345] 47 Dessau [now +49 340] 51 Dresden [now +49 351] 524 Riesa [now +49 3525] 53 Meissen [now +49 3521] 54 Bautzen [now +49 3591] 55 Goerlitz [now +49 3581] 56 Pirna [now +49 3501] 59 Cottbus [now +49 355] 61 Erfurt [now +49 361] 621 Weimar [now +49 3643] 623 Eisenach [now +49 3691] 66 Suhl [now +49 3681] 6684 Rohr [now +49 36844] 70 Gera [now +49 365] 71 Chemnitz [was Karl-Marx-Stadt] [now +49 371] 74 Zwickau [now +49 375] 75 Plauen (Vogtland) [now +49 3741] 78 Jena [now +49 3641] 81 Rostock [now +49 381] 821 Stralsund [now +49 3831] 84 Schwerin (Mecklenburg) [now +49 385] 90 Neubrandenburg [now +49 395] 91 Magdeburg [now +49 391]
[announced January 1993 - formerly in +7 zone, in which Lithuanian numbers had an area code starting with 012. Under the new +370 country code, 012 is removed and the rest of the number is used. From ITU OB#610: national numbers are a constant 7-digit length - area code of 1 or 2 digits followed by local number of 6 or 5 digits respectively.] 1 Shauliai [was 14] 10 Birstonas 11 Ukmerge 14 [was Shauliai - now 1] 16 Skuodas 17 Svencionys 18 Plunge 19 Jonava 2 Vilnius 20 Birzai 28 Raseinia (Raseiniai?) 29 Ignalina 30 Moletai 31 Kupiskis 32 Sirvintos 33 Druskininkai 35 Alytus 36 Palanga 37 Elektrienai (Elektrenai?) 38 Trakai 39 Utena 40 Gargzdei (Gargzdai?) 41 Silute 42 Vilkaviskis 43 Marijampole (Merijampole?) 46 Taurage 47 Sakiai 48 Jurbarkas 49 Prienai 50 Salcininkai 51 Anyksciai 54 Panevezys 56 Kaisiadorys 57 Kedainiai 58 Kretinga 59 Nida 6 Klaipeda [was 61] 60 Varena 61 [was Klaipeda - now 6] 66 Snieckus, Visaginas 68 Lazdijai 69 Silale 7 Kaunas 70 Zarasai 71 Pasvalys 78 Rokiskis 90 cellular mobile (NMT-450) 91 Pakruojis 92 Radviliskis 93 Mazeikiai 94 Telsiai 95 Naujoji Akmene 96 Joniskis 97 Kelme 98 cellular mobile (GSM-2, effective September 1995; 5D numbers) 99 cellular mobile (GSM-1; 5D numbers)
[announced January 1993 - formerly in +7 (CIS etc.) zone; information courtesy Dr. Aivars Celmins; usually, +371 replaces +7 013, but Jurmala, which was +7 013 62, became +371 2 (same as Riga)] From ITU Operational Bulletin #586, there may be a move in progress to a national 7-digit numbering plan without area codes, to be put into effect during 1995. 2 Jurmala, Olaine, Sigulda (Replaced? See note for [7]?) 2 [Riga - code is replaced by national number - see note for [7]) 30 Jelgava 31 Tukums 32 Talsi 33 Kuldiga 34 Aizpute, Liepaja (or Liepaya) 36 Ventspils 37 Dobele 38 Saldus 39 Bauska 40 Limbazi 41 Cesis 42 Valmiera 43 Aluksne 44 Gulbene 45 Balvi 46 Rezekne 47 Valka 48 Madona 50 Ogre 51 Aizkraukle 52 Jekabpils 53 Preili 54 Daugavpils 56 Kraslava 57 Ludza [7] [Riga (area code 2) numbers beginning with 10, 13 and 14 had 7 prepended starting 10 December 1994 to form a 7-digit number. The area code is apparently eliminated for international calling purposes. According to ITU OB#614, Riga is now on a 7D numbering without area code now.] [8] [7-digit "overlay" numbers in Latvia will have the initial digit 8 replaced by 7; permissive dialing period for either format in effect throughout 1995]
[Country Code announced January 1993 - formerly under Soviet +7 zone/code. From THE GUARDIAN (London), February 2, 1993: "Estonia opened a new digital telephone exchange yesterday. Its new international code will be 372, once used by the former East Germany, although the old Soviet code 7-014 will still be valid for a month." -- courtesy Paul Gillingwater Formerly dialed as +7 014 xxx. "Numbers of Tallinn and NMT (codes 2,5,6) contain 6 digits (always), all other numbers contain 5 digits." - Valdo Praust From ITU Operational Bulletin #586, as of 1 December 1994, local 5-digit numbers in Polva beginning with 1 now begin with 9; 5-digit numbers in Tartu beginning with 59 are now 6-digit numbers beginning with 459. ITU OB#614 indicates international access prefix changed from 810 to 800 as of 1 March 1996. Additional information on new place names courtesy Gert Jervan] [1 August 2000: international prefix became 00, replacing the 8 (wait) 00 prefix that was inherited from the former Soviet system. On the same date, national trunk prefix became 0, replacing 8 (wait) 2, 8 and 2 prefixes.] As of 2001: subscriber number lengths are: geographic 5-7D, non-geographic 7-8D] 1x [Reserved for short codes. Generally not prepended by the national trunk prefix. Short code ranges as of 1 January 2001: 100-107 carrier access codes (as of 1 January 2001) 1080-1097 carrier access codes (as of 1 January 2001) 10980-10999 carrier access codes (as of 1 January 2001) (former 10... short codes were discontinued by 1 December 2000) 110 police 112 emergency aid 1180x 5D short codes (as of 1 Aug 2000) 1181-1188 public information service 1189x 5D short codes (as of 1 Aug 2000) 1200-1899 general short codes 1 Dec 2000: 777 range was transferred to this block 31 Dec 2000: 902, 91-94 and 99 ranges were transferred to this block] 2x [unused numbering range; formerly used for Harjus, Tallinn analog network. Since replaced by digital network, see 6... range] 30 [was Polva; became 79 as of 1 December 1994] 32 Lääne-Virumaa county (was Rakvere) 33 Ida-Virumaa county (was Kohtla-Jarve) 34 [formerly Tartu, old analog network. Now 73, 74] 35 Narva 37 [Jogeva changed to 77 as of August 1995] 38 Järvamaa county (was Paide) 39 Sillamäe 41 [Voru? Does not seem to be valid assignment] 42 [Valga changed to 76 as of 1 December 1994] 43 Viljandimaa county (Viljandi) 44 Pärnumaa county (Parnu) 45 Saaremaa county, Saare (was Kuressaare) 46 Hiiumaa county, Hiiu (was Kardla) 47 Läänemaa county (Haapsalu) 48 Raplamaa county (Rapla) 49 [Sillamäe changed to 39 as of August 1995] 5x mobile [58, 59 formerly assigned for paging until 1 Jan 2000] 6x Tallinn (Harjumaa county) [new digital network] [note: not an area code, but subscriber numbers are 7D which begin with 6, except for 68xxxxx which is not assigned.] 72 [formerly Tartu, new digital network - now 73, 74] 73 Tartumaa county 74 Tartumaa county 74 [was temporarily used for Valga digital exchanges; now 76] 76 Valgamaa county (Valga) [as of 1 Dec 1994; was 41 for old exchanges, 74 for digital exchanges] 77 Jõgevamaa county (Jogeva) [was 37] 78 Võrumaa county 79 Põlvamaa county (Polva) [as of 1 Dec 1994; was 30] 800 freephone service [+4D - forms 7D national number] 900 premium service [+4D - forms 7D national number] [Type of service identified by ranges: 900 0xxx advertising, consulting 900 1xxx advertising, consulting 900 2xxx entertainment 900 3xxx other services 900 4xxx other services 900 5xxx advertising, consulting 900 6xxx charity and other similar services 900 7xxx telephone voting 900 8xxx other services 900 9xxx data communication] 901 datacomm service [+4D - forms 7D national number] 907 public phone service [+4D - forms 7D national number]
[announced January 1993 - formerly in +7 zone, area code +7 042] 2 Kishinev 30 Soroka 31 Beltsy 32 Bandery 33 Tiraspol 35 Orchejis 38 Komratas 39 Kachulas 40 Grigoriopolis 41 Cimislija 42 Stefan Vode 43 Keusenis 44 Kelerasis 46 Jedinecas 47 Bricenis 48 Kriulenis 49 Glodenis 50 Florestis 51 Dondusenis 53 Vulkenestis 56 Ryskanis 58 Telenestis 59 Felestis 61 Cadyr Lunga 62 Synzereja 63 Leovo 65 Anenji Nojus 70 Maksimovka 76 Paskanai
[assignment announced by ITU January 1995 - effective 1 May 1995, permissive calling until 1 July 1995, according to ITU Operational Bulletin. +374 replaces +7 885 which was for all Armenia numbers.] [The following codes are updated as of 15 July 2000. +374 will be mandatory (+7 885 discontinued) as of 1 January 2001 (courtesy Edward Avagyan)] 1 Yerevan (Erevan) [was 2] 22 Abovian (Kotaik) [was 61] 23 Hrasdan [was 67] 23 Tsahkadsor (Tsaxkadsor) [was 35] 2393 Maghradzar 2394 Punik 2395 Alapars 2397 Solak 2398 Bjni 24 Nairi, Nor-Geghi, Nor-Hachn (Eghvard) [was 68] 2452 Zovuni 2453 Proshian 2454 Argel 26 Charentsavan [was 31] 31 Echmiadzin, Zvartnots [was 59] 32 Ashtarak [was 43] 33 Bagramian [unchanged as of July 2000] 3374 Myasnikian 3375 Karakerd 3376 Dalarik 3800 Axuriuan [still in effect?] 34 Vedi [was 41] 35 Artashat [was 45] 36 Masis [was 62] 37 Armavir, Hoktemberian, Metsamor [was 47] 38 Ararat [was 78] 41 Gjumri (Kumayri or Giumri, former Leninakan) [was 69] 42 Maralik [unchanged as of July 2000] 4291 Sarnaghbyur 4293 Shiralavan 4297 Ani-Station 4300 Arapi, Axurian, Kamo [was 64] 44 Artik, Pemzashen [unchanged as of July 2000] 45 Ashotsk (Gukasian) [was 53] 460 Amasia [was 510] 490 Talin [unchanged as of July 2000] 51 Vanadsor (Kirovakan) [was 57] 5196 Margahovit 520 Aparan [unchanged as of July 2000] 53 Tumanian [was 73] 54 Tashir (Kalinino) [unchanged as of July 2000] 550 Spitak [was 5500] 56 Stepanavan [was 560] 570 Tsaxkahovit (Aragats) [was 480] 63 Ijevan [unchanged as of July 2000] 61 Sevan [was 760] 62 Martuni [was 74] 64 Gavar, Saruhan 65 Chambarak 65 Krasnoselsk [still in effect?] 66 Noemberian [unchanged as of July 2000] 67 Taush (Berd) [was 71] 680 Dilijan [was 720] 69 Vardenis [was 58] 81 Exegnadsor [was 46] 82 Vaik (Azizbekov) [was 79] 830 Sisian [was 750] 84 Goris, Verrishen [was 91] 8494 Khndzoresk 85 Kajaran, Kapan [was 92] 860 Megri [was 930] 87 Jermuk [was 77] 9 [mobile GSM] 96 [Iskra exchange telephone]
[assignment announced by ITU January 1995; effective 16 April 1995; this replaces Belarus numbers under the ex-Soviet system (country code 7 - former +7 0xy format became +375 xy) - a permissive calling period until some time in 1997 was mentioned in ITU Operational Bulletin. * - indicates that '22' or '2' are presumably added before 5 or 6 digit local telephone numbers respectively - assumed to be the case based on the ex-Soviet numbering system.] 15 Grodno * (1522) 15 11 Berestovitsa 15 12 Volkovysk 15 13 Svisloch 15 14 Shchuchin 15 15 Mosty 15 61 Lida 15 62 Slonim 15 63 Dyatlovo 15 64 Zelva 15 91 Ostrovets 15 91 Smorgon 15 93 Oshmyany 15 94 Voronovo 15 95 Ivje (Iwe) 15 96 Korelichy 15 97 Novogrudok 16 Brest * (1622) 16 31 Kamenets 16 32 Pruzhany 16 33 Lyakhovichi 16 34 Baranovichi 16 41 Zhabinka 16 42 Kobrin (Kobrynsk) 16 43 Bereza 16 44 Drogichin 16 45 Ivatsevichi 16 46 Gantsevchi 16 47 Luninets 16 51 Malorita 16 52 Ivanovo Brestsky 16 53 Pinsk 16 55 Stolin 17 Mensk (was Minsk) * (172) 17 10 Soligorsk 17 13 Pukhovichi 17 14 Cherven 17 15 Berezino 17 16 Dzerzhinsk 17 17 Stolbtsy 17 18 Uzda 17 19 Kopyl 17 70 Nesvizh 17 71 Vilejka 17 72 Volozhin 17 73 Molodechno 17 74 Logojsk 17 75 Zhodino 17 76 Smolevichi 17 77 Borisov 17 79 Pleshchenitsy 17 92 Starye Dorogi 17 93 Kletsk 17 94 Luban 17 95 Slutsk 17 96 Krupki 17 97 Myadel 17 97 Naroch 21 Vitebsk * (212 or 2122) 21 30 Shumilino 21 31 Beshenkovichi 21 32 Lepel 21 33 Chashniki 21 35 Senno 21 36 Tolochin 21 37 Dubrovno 21 38 Liozno 21 39 Gorodok 21 44 Novopolotsk 21 44 Polotsk 21 51 Verkhnedvinsk 21 52 Miory (Miary k/Minska) 21 53 Braslav 21 54 Sharkovshchina 21 55 Postavy 21 56 Glubokoe 21 57 Dokshitsy 21 58 Ushachi 21 59 Rossony 21 61 Orsha 22 Mogilev * (2222) 22 30 Glusk 22 31 Bykhov 22 32 Belynichi 22 33 Gorki 22 34 Krugloe 22 35 Osipovichi 22 36 Klichev 22 37 Kirovsk 22 38 Krasnopolje 22 39 Shklov 22 40 Mstislavl 22 41 Krichev 22 42 Chausy 22 43 Cherikov 22 44 Klimovichi 22 45 Kostyukovichi 22 46 Slavgorod 22 51 Bobruysk 23 Gomel * (232 or 2322) 23 30 Vetka 23 32 Chechersk 23 33 Dobrush 23 34 Zhlobin 23 36 Buda-Koshelevo 23 37 Korma 23 39 Rogachev 23 40 Rechitsa 23 42 Svetlogorsk 23 44 Bragin 23 45 Kalinkovichi 23 46 Khojniki 23 47 Loev 23 50 Petrikov 23 51 Mozyr 23 53 Zhitkovichi 23 54 Elsk 23 55 Narovlya 23 56 Lelshitsy 23 57 Oktyabrsky 29 Zolataya Gorka
[Effective 1 October 1993, separate country codes of the form 38x were established for the various nations formed from the breakup of Yugoslavia. - information from teletext of German TV ARD and ZDF via Thomas Diessel]
[assignment announced by ITU January 1995; effective 16 April 95; this replaces Ukraine numbers under the ex-Soviet system (country code 7 - former +7 0xy format became +380 xy) - a permissive calling period of at least 6 months was mentioned in ITU Operational Bulletin. * - indicates that '22' or '2' are presumably added before 5 or 6 digit local telephone numbers respectively - assumed to be the case based on the ex-Soviet numbering system.] 235 Krasnodon 31 Uzhhorod (Uzhgorod) (3100, 3122) 32 Lviv (Lvov) * (322) 32 44 Drohobych 32 48 Boryslav 33 Lutsk (3300, 3322) 34 Ivano-Frankivsk (Ivano-Frankovsk) * (340, 3400, 342, 3422) 34 78 Kosiv 35 Ternopil (Ternopol) (350, 3500, 352, 3522) 36 Rivne (Rovno) (362) * 37 Chernivtsi (Chernovtsi, Chernovtsy) * (3700, 3722) 38 Khmelnytsky (Khmelnitskiy, Khmelnitski) * (380, 3800, 382, 3822) 38 48 Nitishyn 38 49 Kamyanets-Podilskyi 41 Zhytomyr (Zhitomir) (410, 4100, 412) 43 Vinnytsya (Vinnitsya) * (430, 4300, 432) 44 Kyiv (Kyyiv, Kiev) * 46 Chernihiv (Chernigov) * (4622) 47 Cherkasy (Cherkassi, Cherkassy) * (472, 4722) 47 35 Korsun-Schevchenkovski 48 Odessa (Odesa) * (482) 48 41 Izmayil 48 49 Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky (Belgorod-Dnestrovskij) 50 Ukrainian Mobile Communications (UMC) 51 Mykolayiv (Nikolaev) * (510) 52 Kirovohrad (Kirovograd) * (522, 5222) 53 Poltava * (532, 5322) 54 Sumy (Sumi) (5400, 542, 5422) 55 Kherson * (5500, 552) 56 Dnipropetrovsk (Dnepropetrovsk) * (562) 56 4 Kryvy Rih (Krivoy Rog) 56 62 Nikopol 56 92 Dniprodzerzhynsk (Dneprodzerzhinsk) 57 Kharkiv (Kharkov) * (572) 60 Yalta? (600) (likely old or obsolete; 654 is normally found) 61 Zaporizhya (Zaporizhzhya, Zaporozhye) * (612, 6122) 61 53 Berdiansk (Berdyansk) 62 Donetsk * (622) 62 32 Makeevka 62 9 Mariupol 64 Luhansk (Lugansk) * (642) (was Voroshilovograd) 64 44 Stakhanov 65 Simferopol * (652, 6522) 65 4 Yalta (see also 60?) 65 54 Bakhchysaray (Bakhchisarai, Bakhchisaray) 65 60 Alushta 65 61 Kerch 65 62 Feodosiya 65 64 Dzhankoy 65 69 Yevpatoria 69 Sevastopol (or Sebastapol, Sebastopol) (690, 692)
[In service as of 1 October 1993, formerly +38 Yugoslavia. 8x codes shown here are in Montenegro, other codes are in Serbia.] 11 Belgrade (Beograd), Smederevo 12 Golubac, Petrovac (Pozorevacki) 13 Pancevo, Vrsac 15 Banja Kovilijaca 16 Leskovac Pri Krskem 18 Nis, Niska Banja 20 Novi Pazar (Novi Pasar) 21 Becej, Novi Sad, Paraje, Sajkas, Vajska 22 Ruma, Sremska Mitrovica 23 Kikinda, Zrenjamin 24 Senta, Subotica 25 Apatin, Sivac, Sonta, Suetozar Miletic 29 Prizren 30 Donji Milanovac 34 Kamenica Kragujevac 36 Kopaonik, Tutin 37 Krusevac 38 Kosovska, Krusevo Kod Prizrena, Pristina 39 Djakovica, Pec 81 Podgorica (former Titograd), Tivat 82 Herceg Novi, Igalo 83 Niskic 85 Ulcinj 86 Budva, Petrovac (Na Moru), Sveti Stefan
[Country Code 385 was in service as of 1 October 1993, after +38 Yugoslavia numbering plan was divided. Area code restructuring in 1995: codes marked (*) were no longer in service as of 1 October 1995. Area code plus local number will have a constant eight digits total. Various subscriber number changes were scheduled until 1997.] [Short codes: 92 Police 93 Fire brigade 94 Ambulance 987 Road assistance 988 Information service 989 Information service] 1 Dubrava, Dugo Selo, Samobor, Ivanic Grad, Jastrebarsko 1 Sv. Ivan Zelina, V. Gorica, Vrbovec, Zapresic 1 Zagreb [was 41; from 6D to 7D local numbers as of 1 July 1995] 20 Cavtat, Dubrovnik, Gruda, Korcula, Lastovo, Metkovic [was 50] 20 Ploce, Ston, Vela Luka [was 50] 21 [Paklenica, Starigrad - should be 23, not 21] 21 Baska Voda, Bol, Brac, Brela, Hvar, Imotski, Jelsa [was 58] 21 Kastel Stari, Kastela, Makarska, Omis, Podgora [was 58] 21 Sinj, Solin, Split, Tucepi, Supetar, Trogir, Vis [was 58] 22 Drnis, Kistanje, Knin, Murter, Pirovac, Primosten [was 59] 22 Sibenik, Tijesno, Vodice [was 59] 23 Benkovac, Biograd, Bozava, Gracac, Korenica, Luka, Nin [was 57] 23 Obrovac, Pag, Paklenica, Petrcane, Preko, Sali, Starigrad [was 57] 23 Ugljan, Zadar [was 57] 31 B. Manastir, Dakovo, D. Miholjac, Dalj, K. Vinogradi [was 54] 31 Osijek, Valpovo [was 54] 32 Ilok, Vinkovci, Vukovar, Zupanja [was 56] 33 Orahovica, Pitomaca, Slatina, Virovitica [was ??] 34 Lipik, Nasice, Pakrac, Pozega [was ??] 35 Nova Gradiska [different from Nova Gradiska in Bosnia-Hercegovina: +387 51] 35 Okucani, Oriovac, Slavonski Brod, V. Kopanica [was 55] 40 Cakovec, Donja Dubrava, Donji Kraljevec, Mursko Sredisce, Prelog 401 (*) [former location, new code unknown] 41 (*) [was Zagreb; now 1] 42 Ivanec, Lepoglava, Ludbreg, N. Marof, Varazdin 42 Varazdinske Toplice 43 Bjelovar, Cazma, Garesnica, Grub. Polje, Koprivnic 43 Daruvar [was 46] 44 Dvor, Glina, Hrv. Kostajnica, Kutina, Novska, Petrinja 44 Sisak, Sunja 45 (*) [former location, new code unknown] 46 (*) Daruvar [now 43] 47 Duga Resa, Karlovac, Ogulin, Ostarije, Ozalj, Plaski 47 Slunj, Topusko, Vrginmost 48 Gospic, Koprivnica, Plitvice (or spelled Plitvke?) 48 Durdevac, Krizevci, Titova Korenica 49 D. Stubica, Klanjec, Krapina, Pregrada, Zabok 49 Zl. Bistrica, Zlatar 50 (*) Dubrovnik, Korcula, Ston [became 20] 51 Baska, Cabar, Cres, Crikvenica, Delnice, Dramalj, Hreljin 51 Kraljevica, Krk Island, Lokve, Losinj Island, Louran (Lovran) 51 Malinska, Moscenicka Draga, Njivice, Novi Vinodolski, Omisalj 51 Opatija, Punat, Rab Island, Rijeka, Selce, Vrbovsko 52 Buje, Buzet, Medulin, Novigrad, Pazin, Porec, Pula 52 Rabac-Laban, Rovinj, Umag, Vrsar 53 Donji Lapac, Gospic, Karlobag, Novalja, Otocac, Senj 531 (*) [former location, new code unknown] 532 (*) [former location, new code unknown] 54 (*) Osijek [became 31] 55 (*) Slavonski Brod [became 35] 56 (*) Vinkovci, Vukovar [became 32] 560 (*) [former location, new code unknown] 57 (*) Biograd, Bozava, Luka, Petrcane [became 23] 57 (*) Sali, Ugljan, Zadar [became 23] 58 (*) Baska Voda, Bol, Brela, Hvar, Imotski [became 21] 58 (*) Kastel Stari, Makarska, Paklenica, Podgora [became 21] 58 (*) Split, Starigrad, Tucepi [became 21] 59 (*) Murter, Pirovac, Primosten, Sibenik [became 22] 59 (*) Tijesno, Vodice [became 22] 60 [found for some information numbers] 68 [Kapela, Sunor - not mentioned as valid Croatia code; should this be in Slovenia +386?] 800 freephone 91 Vipnet GSM mobile network 98 Cronet GSM mobile network [6D subscriber numbers] 99 Mobitel cellular network
[In service as of 1 October 1993, formerly part of +38 Yugoslavia.] 601 Trbovlje 602 Ravne na Koro. 608 Catez Ob Savi (or is this 68 (from another source)?) 608 Krsko 609 Mobitel (mobile phones) 61 Dobrova 61 Ljubljana (local numbers changed from 1abcde to 1xabcde; announcement made late 1994, reported in ITU OB#589) 610 (paging) 62 Maribor, Slovenj Gradec 63 Celje 64 Bled, Bohinj, Kranj, Kranjska Gora, Radovljica, Trzic 65 Bovec, Most Na Soci, Nova Gorica, Tolmin 6585 Kobarid 66 Ankaran, Izola, Koper, Piran, Portoroz 67 Lipica Pri Sezani, Postojna, Sezana, Storje 68 Novo Mesto 69 Murska Sobota 80 (toll free) 90 (premium charge services)
[New area codes took effect from 22 May 2000 as part of national renumbering. Some place details courtesy Leonard Ziegler.] 30 Bugojno, Busovaca, Dobretici, Donji Vakuf 30 Fojnica, Gornji Vakuf, Jajce, Kiseljak, Kresevo 30 Novi Travnik, Travnik, Vitez 30 Srednjo-Bosanski Kanton (Middle Bosnia, Canton 6) 31 Posavski Kanton (Canton 2): Odzak, Orasje 32 Breza, Doboj-Jug, Kakanj, Maglaj, Olovo, Tesanj 32 Usora, Vares, Visoko, Zavidovici, Zenica, Zepce 32 Zenicko-Dobojski Kanton (Canton 4) [was 72] 33 Hadzici, Ilidza, Ilijas, Sarajevo, Trnovo, Vogosca 33 Sarajevo Kanton (Canton 9) [was 71] 34 Bos. Grahovo, Drvar, Glamoc, Kupres, Livno, Tomislavgrad 34 Hercegovacko-Bosanski Kanton (Herzeg-Bosnia, Canton 10) 35 Banovici, Celic, Doboj-Istok, Gracanica, Gradacac 35 Kalesija, Kladanj, Lukavac, Sapna, Srebrenik, Teocak 35 Tuzla, Zivinice 35 Tuzlanski Kanton (Tuzla-Podrinje, Canton 3) 36 Capljina, Citluk, Jablanica, Konjic, Mostar, Neum 36 Hercegovacko-Neretvanski Kanton (Herzegovina-Neretva, Canton 7) 36 Prozor, Ravno, Stolac 37 Bihac, Bos. Krupa, Bos. Petrovac, Buzim, Cazin, Kljuc 37 Sanski Most, Velika Kladusa 37 Unsko-Sanski Kanton (Una Sana, Canton 1) 38 Bosansko-Podrinjski Kanton (Gorazde-Upper Drina, Canton 5) [was 73] 38 Gorazde [was 73] 39 Grude, Ljubuski, Posusje, Siroki Brijeg 39 Zapadno-Hercegovacki Kanton (West Herzegovina, Canton 8) 49 Brcko [was 76] 50 Mrkonjic-Grad, Ribnik, Sipovo 51 Banja Luka, Celinac, Kotor Varos [was 78] 51 Laktasi, Prnjavor, Skender Vakuf, Srbac [was 78] 51 Nova Gradiska [was 78] [different from Nova Gradiska in Croatia: +385 35] 52 Kozarska Dubica, Novi Grad, Prijedor [was 79] 53 Derventa, Doboj, Modrica, Teslic [was 74] 54 Bosanski Amac (Bosanski Samac) [was 76] 55 Bijeljina, Lopare, Ugljevik 56 Bratunac, Milici, Srebrenica, Vlasenica, Zvornik [was 75] 57 Han-Pijesak, Kalinovik, Pale, Sokolac 58 Srbrinje region: Cajnice, Foca, Rogatica, Rudo, Visegrad 59 Bileca, Gacko, Ljubinje, Nevesinje, Trebinje [was 89] 66x mobile [digit after 66 determines mobile carrier] 661 mobile - PTT BiH (Bosnian) 663 mobile - HPT Mostar (ERONET, Croatian) 665 mobile - Telekom Srpska (Serbian) 70 personal numbering [Jajce was 70, but changed to 30] 80 freephone [Livno was 80, but changed to 34] 81 shared cost numbers 88 freephone [Medjugorje was 88 but changed to 36] 90 premium services [Former codes: In service as of 1 October 1993, formerly part of +38 Yugoslavia system, until May 2000 national renumbering.] old 70 Jajce old 71 Sarajevo, Trnovo old 72 Travnik, Zenica old 73 Gorazde old 74 Doboj old 75 Tuzia, Zvornik old 76 Brcko old 77 Bihac old 78 Banja Luka old 79 Prijedor old 80 Livno old 88 Medjugorje, Mostar, Neum, Potoci old 89 Bileca, Trebinje]
Numbering Space (ETNS), applicable throughout Europe. ECTRA requested this assignment from ITU. ITU Study Group 2 endorsed the assignment at a meeting in San Francisco, January 1996. - reported by OFTEL]
[Country Code 389 in service as of 1 October 1993, formerly part of +38 Yugoslavia.] [Short codes - domestic use, no trunk prefix used with these: 900 wake-up calls 901 international exchange operator 902 inter-city exchange operator 92 police 93 fire 94 first aid (Ambulance) 95 time 96 telegram 985 accident centre 987 AMSM - driver's help 988 general information 989 inter-city information] [area codes as of 1 October 2001, with former area codes since 1993 indicated where known; subscriber numbers are 6D in Skopje, 5-6D in other geographic area codes:] 2 Skopje [6D; was 91] 31 Kratovo [was 901], Kriva Palanka [was 901] 31 Kumanovo [was 901 or 91?] 32 Probishtip [was 92], Radovish [was 902], Sveti Nikole [was 92] 32 Stip (Shtip) [was 92] 33 Berovo [was 903 or 92?], Delchevo [was 903] 33 Kocani (Kochani) [was 903], Pehchevo [was ???] 33 Vinica (Vinitsa) [was 903] 34 Dojran [was ???], Gevgelija [was 93] 34 Strumica (Strumitsa) [was 902], Valandovo [was 902] 42 Gostivar [was 94] 43 Kavadartsi (Kavadarci) [was 93], Negotino [was 93], Veles [was 93] 44 Tetovo [was 94] 45 Kicevo (Kichevo) [was 95] 46 Debar [was 96], Ohrid [was 96], Struga [was 96] 47 Bitola [was 97], Demir Hisar [was 97], Resen [was 96], 48 Krusevo (Krushevo) [was 98], Makedonski Brod [was 95] 48 Prilep [was 98] 500 shared cost services 51 paging [2D] 55 internet access [3D] 70 mobile [Mobimak; 6D] 800 freephone services 900 premium rate services
[mobile code additions courtesy Alessandro Bottonelli] 1xx is north west 10 Genova (Genoa) 11 Torino (Turin) 121 Pinerolo 122 Susa 123 Ceres 124 Pont Canavese 125 Ivrea 131 Alessandria 141 Asti 142 Casale Monferrato 143 Novi Ligure 144 \`Acqui Terme 15 Biella 161 Vercelli 163 Borgosesia 165 Aosta 166 Chatillon 171 Cuneo 172 Bra 173 Alba 174 Mondovi 175 Saluzzo 182 Albenga 183 Imperia 184 San Remo 185 Rapallo 187 La Spezia 19 Savona 2 Milano (Milan) 3xx is Lombardia 30 Brescia 31 Como 321 Novara 322 Borgomanero 323 Omegna 324 Domodossola 330 Mobile (non-business customers) 331 Busto Arsizio 332 Varese 335 Mobile (GSM) 336 Mobile (business customers) 337 Mobile (business customers) 341 Lecco 342 Sondrio 343 Chiavenna 344 Porlezza 345 Zogno 346 Clusone 35 Bergamo 362 Seregno 363 Caravaggio 364 Pisogne 365 Bagolino 371 Sante Angelo Lodigiano 372 Cremona 373 Crema 374 Soresina 375 Viadana 376 Mantova 377 Casalpusterlengo 381 Vigevano 382 Pavia 383 Voghera 384 Mortara 385 Stradella 386 Ostiglia 39 Monza 4xx is north east 40 Trieste 41 Venezia (Venice) 421 Eraclea 422 Treviso 423 Montebelluna 424 Asiago 425 Rovigo 426 \`Adria/Porte Tolle 427 Maniago 428 Tarvisio 429 Montagnana 431 Grado 432 Udine 433 Ampezzo 434 Aviano, Pordenone 435 Pieve di Cadore 436 Cortina d'Ampezzo 437 Belluno 438 Conegliano 439 Feltre 442 Cerca 444 Vicenza 445 Thiene 45 Verona 461 Trento (Trent) 462 Predazzo 463 Male 464 Rovereto 465 Pinzolo 471 Bolzano 472 Bressanone 473 Merano 474 Dobbiasco 481 Gorizia 49 Padova (Padua) 5xx is central 50 Pisa 51 Bologna 521 Parma 522 Reggio nell'Emilia 523 Piacenza 524 Fidenza 525 Borgo Val di Taro 532 Ferrara 533 Mesola 534 Porretta Terme 535 Mirandola 536 Pavullo nel Frignano 541 (former San Marino code - see 549) 542 Imola 543 Forli 544 Ravenna 545 Lugo 546 Brisignella 547 Cesena 549 San Marino and Rimini (independent country) [some carriers changed to +378; change to +295 was once proposed] 55 Firenze (Florence) 564 Grosseto 565 Piombino 566 Gavorrano 571 San Miniato Citta 572 Pescia 573 Pistoia 574 Prato 575 Arezzo 577 Siena 578 Montepulciano 583 Lucca 584 Viareggio 585 Carrara/Massa 586 Livorno (Leghorn) 587 Pontedera 588 Volterra 59 Modena 6 Roma (Rome)(includes Vatican City, independent country, whose country code is given as "39 66982") 66 Civitavecchia 7xx is south west 70 Cagliari 71 Ancona 721 Pesaro 722 Urbino 731 Iesi 732 Sassoferrato 733 Macerata 734 Fermo 735 San Benedetto del Tronto 736 Ascoli Piceno 737 Camerino 742 Foligno 743 Spoleto 744 Terni 746 Rieti 75 Perugia 761 Viterbo 763 Orvieto 765 Fara in Sabina 771 Gaeta 773 Latina 774 Tivoli 775 Frosinone 776 Arpino 781 Iglesias 782 Tortoli 783 Oristano 784 Nuoro 785 Abbasanta 789 Olbia 79 Sassari 8xx is south east 80 Bari 81 Capri 81 Napoli (Naples) 823 Santa Maria Capua Vetere 824 Benevento 825 Avellino 827 Calitri 828 Battipaglia 831 Brindisi 832 Lecce 833 Casarano 835 Matera 836 Otranto 85 Pescara 861 Teramo 862 L'Aquila 863 Avezzano 864 Pr\`atola Peligna 865 Is\`ernia 871 Chieti 872 Atessa 873 Vasto 874 Campobasso 875 T\`ermoli 881 Foggia 882 San Severo 883 Andria/Barletta 884 Manfredonia 885 Cerignola 89 Salerno 9xx is the islands 90 Messina 91 Palermo 921 Cefalu 922 Agrigento 923 Trapani 924 Alcamo 925 Sciacca 931 Siracusa 932 Ragusa 933 Gela 934 Caltanissetta 935 Enna 941 Tortorici 942 Taormina 95 Catania 961 Catanzaro 962 Crotone 963 Vibo Valentia 964 Locri 965 Reggio di Calabria 966 Palmi Calabro 967 Chiaravalle Centrale 968 Nicastro 971 Acerenza/Potenza 972 Rionero in Vulture 973 Lauria 974 Agropoli 975 Sala Colsilina 976 Muro Lucano 981 Castrovillari 982 Paola 983 Rossano Calabro 984 Cosenza 985 Verbicaro 99 Taranto Luxembourg is a small country where STD/routing codes as such are not required. The locations of telephone numbers (4-6 digits, variable even within a city or region) can be determined by checking the first digit or two, however. The following list, then, indicates what region the initial portion of the telephone number represents. The first digit generally identifies the region: 2 Luxembourg (city) 3 area surrounding Luxembourg (city) 4 Luxembourg (city) 5 southwest 60, 65-69 southeast 61-64 west 7 east 8 north central 9 far north