List of area codes in Benin
| LIST OF REGIONS | |
|---|---|
| Area/Region | Area Code |
| Atacora, Donga, Alibori, Borgou | 23 |
| Littoral, Atlantique | 21 |
| Mono, Couffo, Zou, Collines | 22 |
| Ouémé, Plateau | 20 |
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| City/Town | Old Number | New Number | ||
| Ouémé, Plateau | ||||
| Ongala | 21 XXXX | 20 21 XXXX | ||
| Kandiévé | 22 XXXX | 20 22 XXXX | ||
| Sèmè | 24 XXXX | 20 24 XXXX | ||
| Pobè, Kétou | 25 XXXX | 20 25 XXXX | ||
| Sakété, Igolo | 26 XXXX | 20 26 XXXX | ||
| Adjohoun | 27 XXXX | 20 27 XXXX | ||
| Fixed cellular | 29 XXXX | 20 29 XXXX | ||
| Littoral, Atlantique | ||||
| Cadjehoun | 30 XXXX | 21 30 XXXX | ||
| Ganhi | 31 XXXX | 21 31 XXXX | ||
| Jéricho | 32 XXXX | 21 32 XXXX | ||
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