Telephone numbers in Burkina Faso

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Country Code: +226
International Call Prefix: 00
Trunk Prefix:

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Calling formats

The NSN length is eight digits.

Changes since 2004

LIST OF MOBILE ALLOCATION CHANGES SINCE 2004 [1]
OperatorNew Numbers
AB PQ MC DU
ONATEL SA60 00 XXXX - 60 99 XXXX
61 20 XXXX - 61 39 XXXX
61 60 XXXX - 61 79 XXXX
61 80 XXXX - 61 99 XXXX
Telecel FASO SA6830 XXXX - 6839 XXXX
AIRTEL BURKINA FASO S.A.65 00 XXXX – 65 09 XXXX
66 80 XXXX – 66 99 XXXX
77 40 XXXX - 77 69 XXXX
77 90 XXXX - 77 99 XXXX
TELECEL FASO S.A.68 00 XXXX - 68 29 XXXX
79 84 XXXX - 79 99 XXXX

Changes in 2004

LIST OF MOBILE ALLOCATIONS IN 2004 [1]
OperatorNew numbers
AB PQ MC DU
TELMOB SA70 00 XXXX – 70 05 XXXX
70 10 XXXX – 70 45 XXXX
70 50 XXXX – 70 55 XXXX
70 60 XXXX – 70 99 XXXX
71 00 XXXX – 71 40 XXXX
71 81 XXXX – 71 99 XXXX
72 00 XXXX – 72 19 XXXX
72 20 XXXX – 72 99 XXXX
73 00 XXXX – 73 19 XXXX
73 22 XXXX – 73 41 XXXX
73.52 XXXX – 73.91 XXXX
CELTEL BURKINA FASO S.A74 00 XXXX – 74 99 XXXX
75 00 XXXX – 75 19 XXXX
75 30 XXXX – 75 49 XXXX
75 60 XXXX – 75 99 XXXX
76 00 XXXX – 76 28 XXXX
76 31 XXXX – 76 99 XXXX
77 20 XXXX – 77 29 XXXX
AIRTEL BURKINA FASO S.A.77 00 XXXX – 77 19 XXXX
77 30 XXXX – 77 39 XXXX
TELECEL FASO S.A.78 00 XXXX – 78 13 XXXX
78 37 XXXX – 78 61 XXXX
78 72.XXXX – 78 79 XXXX
78 80 XXXX – 78 87 XXXX
78 90 XXXX – 78 99 XXXX
79 00 XXXX – 79 09 XXXX
79 13 XXXX
79 24 XXXX – 79 68 XXXX

There is no record of what the old mobile number allocations were, or how these map to the new number ranges.

LIST OF FIXED LINE CHANGES IN 2004 [1]
AreaFormer numbers
PQ MC DU		New numbers
AB PQ MC DU
1-20 49 XXXX
52 XX XX20 52 XX XX
53 XX XX20 53 XX XX
90 XX XX20 90 XX XX
91 XX XX20 91 XX XX
-20 96 XXXX
97 XX XX20 97 XX XX
98 XX XX20 98 XX XX
99 XX XX20 99 XX XX
230 XX XX50 30 XX XX
31 XX XX50 31 XX XX
32 XX XX50 32 XX XX
33 XX XX50 33 XX XX
34 XX XX50 34 XX XX
35 XX XX50 35 XX XX
36 XX XX50 36 XX XX
37 XX XX50 37 XX XX
38 XX XX50 38 XX XX
39 XX XX50 39 XX XX
40 XX XX50 40 XX XX
41 XX XX50 41 XX XX
42 XX XX50 42 XX XX
43 XX XX50 43 XX XX
44 XX XX50 44 XX XX
-50 45 XX XX
-50 46 XX XX
-50 47 XX XX
345 XX XX40 45 XX XX
46 XX XX40 46 XX XX
-40 49 XX XX
55 XX XX40 55 XX XX
70 XX XX40 70 XX XX
71 XX XX40 71 XX XX
77 XX XX40 77 XX XX
79 XX XX40 79 XX XX

List of area codes in Burkina Faso

LIST OF AREA CODES
Area/CityArea Code
Banforaxx88
Dédougouxx52
Diébougouxx86
Dorixx66
Fada4077
Gaouaxx87
Kantchari4079
Kaya4045 or 2049
Koudougou5044
Koupéla4070
Orodara2096
Ouagadougou5030 – 5038
Ouahigouya4055 or xx56
Tenkodogo4071
Tougan2053 or xx54
2052
2090
2091
2097
2098
2099
5039
5040
5041
5042
5043
5046
5047
4046

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