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Estonia
+372
Phone Number Format
- Area Code: 1-2
digits
- Subscriber Number:
6-7 digits
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Area Code List
- 2 Harjus, Tallinn (old analog network)
- 30 [was Polva; now 79 as of 1 December 1994]
- 32 Laane-Viru (was Rakvere)
- 33 Ida-Viru (was Kohtla-Jarve)
- 34 Tartu (old analog network)
- 35 Narva
- 37 [Jogeva changed to 77 as of August 1995]
- 38 Jarva (was Paide)
- 39 Sillamae
- 41 Voru
- 42 [Valga changed to 76 as of 1 December 1994]
- 43 Viljandi
- 44 Parnu
- 45 Saare (was Kuressaare)
- 46 Hiiu (was Kardla)
- 47 Haapsalu
- 48 Rapla
- 49 [Sillamae changed to 39 as of August 1995]
- 5 NMT (mobile)
- 6 Tallinn (new digital network)
- 72 Tartu (new digital network)
- 74 [temporarily used for Valga digital exchanges; now 76]
- 76 Valga [as of 1 Dec 1994; was 41 old exchanges, 74 digital]
- 77 Jogeva [was 37]
- 79 Polva [as of 1 Dec 1994; was 30]
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Additional
Information
- Withdrew from country code 7 (former USSR territory); ITU assigned
country code 372 in January 1993. +7 014 was replaced by +372 in international
dialling. The country code may have taken effect February 1993, with
mandatory dialling March 1993 (not confirmed).
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