Area codes in Mexico by code (0–99)

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Area codes 0-99 serve the three largest cities in Mexico. The country code of Mexico is +52. [1]

Area code 33 serves the Metropolitan area of Guadalajara, Jalisco, area code 55 and area code 56 serve the Metropolitan area of Mexico City (Mexico State and the CDMX) and area code 81 serves the Metropolitan area of Monterrey, Nuevo León.

(For other areas, see Area codes in Mexico by code).

CityStateCode
Base Aérea Militar No. 5 Jalisco 33
BuenavistaJalisco33
CajititlánJalisco33
Centro de Readaptación SocialJalisco33
Club de Golf Santa AnitaJalisco33
Colonia GuadalupanaJalisco33
Coyula Jalisco33
El Salto Jalisco33
Emiliano Zapata Jalisco33
Guadalajara Jalisco33
La CaleraJalisco33
La PrimaveraJalisco33
La TijeraJalisco33
La Venta del AstilleroJalisco33
Las Cañadas (Bosques de San Isidro)Jalisco33
Las PintasJalisco33
Loma Bonita Jalisco33
Nicolás R. CasillasJalisco33
Nuevo México Jalisco33
PalomarJalisco33
Puente GrandeJalisco33
Rancho ContentoJalisco33
Río BlancoJalisco33
San EstebanJalisco33
San Gaspar de las FloresJalisco33
San Isidro MazatepecJalisco33
San José del Castillo Jalisco33
San Juan Evangelista Jalisco33
San Martín de las Flores de AbajoJalisco33
San Miguel CuyutlánJalisco33
San NicolásJalisco33
San Sebastián El GrandeJalisco33
Santa AnitaJalisco33
Santa Cruz de la LomaJalisco33
Santa Cruz de las Flores Jalisco33
Santa Cruz del Valle Jalisco33
Tesistán (San Francisco Tesistán)Jalisco33
Tlajomulco de Zuñiga Jalisco33
Tlaquepaque Jalisco33
Tonalá Jalisco33
Zapopan Jalisco33
Zapote del Valle (Zapote de Santa Cruz)Jalisco33
Santiago Cuautlalpan (Mp. Tepotzot) Mexico State 55 / 56
AxotlánMexico State55 / 56
Buenavista Mexico State55 / 56
Campo Militar N. 37B (El Cabi)Mexico State55 / 56
Chalco Mexico State55 / 56
Chimalhuacán Mexico State55 / 56
Ciudad López Mateos Mexico State55 / 56
Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl Mexico State55 / 56
Coatepec Mexico State55 / 56
Cocotitlán Mexico State55 / 56
Colonia El MiradorMexico State55 / 56
Cuautitlán Izcalli Mexico State55 / 56
Cuautitlán Mexico State55 / 56
Ecatepec de Morelos Mexico State55 / 56
Fuentes del Valle Mexico State55 / 56
Huixquilucan Mexico State55 / 56
Ixtapaluca Mexico State55 / 56
Las CabañasMexico State55 / 56
Loma del RíoMexico State55 / 56
Los Reyes Acaquilpan Mexico State55 / 56
Magdalena Chichicaspa Mexico State55 / 56
Melchor OcampoMexico State55 / 56
Naucalpan de Juárez Mexico State55 / 56
Ojo de Agua Mexico State55 / 56
Ozumbilla(Ejido El Zapote) Mexico State55 / 56
Progreso Industrial Mexico State55 / 56
Pueblo Tecamac Mexico State55 / 56
Rancho Coxtitlán Mexico State55 / 56
Rancho Tlalmimilolpan Mexico State55 / 56
Río Frío, Mexico Mexico State55 / 56
Salazar Mexico State55 / 56
San Francisco Acuautla Mexico State55 / 56
San Francisco Chimalpa Mexico State55 / 56
San Francisco Coacalco Mexico State55 / 56
San Francisco Magu Mexico State55 / 56
San Gregorio Cuautzingo Mexico State55 / 56
San José El Vidrio Mexico State55 / 56
San José Tejamanil Mexico State55 / 56
San Juan de las Tablas Mexico State55 / 56
San Luis Ayucan Mexico State55 / 56
San Martín Cuautlalpan Mexico State55 / 56
San Pablo Atlazalpan Mexico State55 / 56
San Vicente Chicoloapán Mexico State55 / 56
Santa Ana Jilotzingo Mexico State55 / 56
Santa Cruz Ayotuzco Mexico State55 / 56
Santa Cruz Mexico State55 / 56
Santa María Magdalena Cahuacán Mexico State55 / 56
Santa María Mazatla Mexico State55 / 56
Santa María Tonanitla Mexico State55 / 56
Santiago Yancuitlalpan Mexico State55 / 56
Temamatla Mexico State55 / 56
Tepojaco Mexico State55 / 56
Tepotzotlán Mexico State55 / 56
Tlalnepantla Mexico State55 / 56
Tlazala de Fabela Mexico State55 / 56
Transfiguración Mexico State55 / 56
Tultepec Mexico State55 / 56
Tultitlán de Mariano Escobedo Mexico State55 / 56
Villa Nicolás Romero Mexico State55 / 56
Xico Mexico State55 / 56
Zacamulpa Mexico State55 / 56
Alvaro Obregón Federal District 55 / 56
Azcapotzalco Federal District55 / 56
Benito Juárez Federal District55 / 56
Coyoacán Federal District55 / 56
Cuajimalpa de Morelos Federal District55 / 56
Cuauhtémoc Federal District55 / 56
Gustavo A. Madero Federal District55 / 56
Iztacalco Federal District55 / 56
Iztapalapa Federal District55 / 56
La Magdalena Contreras Federal District55 / 56
Miguel Hidalgo Federal District55 / 56
Parres (El Guarda) Federal District55 / 56
San Antonio Tecómitl Federal District55 / 56
San Bartolome Xicomulco Federal District55 / 56
San Juan Ixtayopan Federal District55 / 56
San Lorenzo Acopilco Federal District55 / 56
San Miguel Ajusco Federal District55 / 56
San Miguel Topilejo Federal District55 / 56
San Nicolás Tetelco Federal District55 / 56
San Pablo Oztotepec Federal District55 / 56
San Pedro Atocpan Federal District55 / 56
Santa Catarina Yecahuitzotl Federal District55 / 56
Tláhuac Federal District55 / 56
Tlalpan Federal District55 / 56
Venustiano Carranza Federal District55 / 56
Villa Milpa Alta Federal District55 / 56
Xochimilco Federal District55 / 56
Aeropuertos Nuevo León 81
Carmen Nuevo León81
Ciudad Apodaca Nuevo León81
Ciudad Benito Juárez Nuevo León81
Ciudad General Escobedo Nuevo León81
Ciudad Santa Catarina Nuevo León81
Ciudad Satélite del Norte Nuevo León81
El Barrial, Nuevo León (Rancho de los Benavides)Nuevo León81
García Nuevo León81
Guadalupe Nuevo León81
Juárez Nuevo León81
Los AyalaNuevo León81
Monterrey Nuevo León81
Monterrey (Valle Alto) Nuevo León81
Parque Ind. Cienega de FloresNuevo León81
Parque Industrial Ciudad MitrasNuevo León81
Salinas Victoria Nuevo León81
San Nicolás de los Garza Nuevo León81
San Pedro Garza García Nuevo León81
Santiago (El Cercado)Nuevo León81
Villas CampestresNuevo León81

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References

  1. "International Calling Tip Sheet". Federal Communications Commission. Retrieved 2 February 2024.