 | This article relies largely or entirely on a single source .(January 2020) |
| Location | |
|---|---|
| Country | Gabon |
| Continent | Africa |
| Access codes | |
| Country calling code | 241 |
| International call prefix | 00 |
| Trunk prefix | 0 |
The following are the telephone codes in Gabon.
| | This article relies largely or entirely on a single source .(January 2020) |
| Location | |
|---|---|
| Country | Gabon |
| Continent | Africa |
| Access codes | |
| Country calling code | 241 |
| International call prefix | 00 |
| Trunk prefix | 0 |
The following are the telephone codes in Gabon.
The NSN length is seven digits. To call Gabon, the following format is used:
As from 0000 hours on 12 July 2019:
- current 01 71 71 71 becomes 011 71 71 71; - current 02 04 04 04 becomes 062 04 04 04; - current 04 08 14 14 becomes 074 08 14 14; - current 05 05 05 05 becomes 065 05 05 05; - current 06 11 11 11 becomes 066 11 11 11; - current 07 28 01 50 becomes 077 28 01 50.
For any additional information, please contact the call centres on the following numbers: 222 (Libertis and Moov), 111 (AIRTEL) and 8484 (ARCEP).
A new number plan took effect in 2012.
| GENERAL NUMBER PLAN [1] | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Usage | Prefix | Operator | |
| PSTN Fixed lines | 01 | GABON TELECOM S.A. | |
| Mobile operators | 02 | LIBERTIS | |
| 03 | AZUR (USAN Gabon) | ||
| 04 | Airtel (CELTEL) | ||
| 05 | MOOV (Atlantique Télécom Gabon) | ||
| 06 | LIBERTIS | ||
| 07 | Airtel (CELTEL) | ||
| Value-added services | 8 | Intelligent networks (various) | |
| Spare | 9 | available for identification of other services | |
| LIST OF FIXED ALLOCATIONS [1] | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Provinces | Old number | New number | Towns/cities |
| Libreville | +241 44 XX XX | +241 01 44 XX XX | Libreville |
| +241 45 XX XX | +241 01 45 XX XX | ||
| +241 46 XX XX | +241 01 46 XX XX | ||
| +241 47 XX XX | +241 01 47 XX XX | ||
| +241 48 XX XX | +241 01 48 XX XX | ||
| +241 70 XX XX | +241 01 70 XX XX | ||
| +241 71 XX XX | +241 01 71 XX XX | ||
| +241 72 XX XX | +241 01 72 XX XX | ||
| +241 73 XX XX | +241 01 73 XX XX | ||
| +241 74 XX XX | +241 01 74 XX XX | ||
| +241 75 XX XX | +241 01 75 XX XX | ||
| +241 76 XX XX | +241 01 76 XX XX | ||
| +241 77 XX XX | +241 01 77 XX XX | ||
| +241 78 XX XX | +241 01 78 XX XX | ||
| +241 79 XX XX | +241 01 79 XX XX | ||
| Estuaire | +241 40 XX XX | +241 01 40 XX XX | Kango |
| +241 42 0X XX | +241 01 42 0X XX | Ntoum | |
| +241 42 4X XX | +241 01 42 4X XX | Cocobeach | |
| Haut Ogooué | +241 60 XX XX | +241 01 60 XX XX | Ngouoni |
| +241 62 XX XX | +241 01 62 XX XX | Mounana | |
| +241 66 XX XX | +241 01 66 XX XX | Moanda | |
| +241 67 XX XX | +241 01 67 XX XX | Franceville | |
| +241 69 XX XX | +241 01 69 XX XX | Léconi | |
| +241 69 XX XX | +241 01 69 XX XX | Akiéni | |
| +241 69 XX XX | +241 01 69 XX XX | Okondja | |
| Moyen Ogooué | +241 58 XX XX | +241 01 58 XX XX | Lambaréné |
| +241 59 XX XX | +241 01 59 XX XX | Ndjolé | |
| Ngounié | +241 86 XX XX | +241 01 86 XX XX | Mouila |
| Nyanga | +241 82 XX XX | +241 01 82 XX XX | Tchibanga |
| +241 83 XX XX | +241 01 83 XX XX | Mayumba | |
| Ogooué Ivindo | +241 90 XX XX | +241 01 90 XX XX | Makokou |
| +241 92 XX XX | +241 01 92 XX XX | Mékambo | |
| +241 93 XX XX | +241 01 93 XX XX | Booué | |
| Ogooué Lolo | +241 65 XX XX | +241 01 65 XX XX | Koulamoutou |
| +241 64 XX XX | +241 01 64 XX XX | Lastourville | |
| Ogooué Maritime | +241 50 XX XX | +241 01 50 XX XX | Gamba |
| +241 54 XX XX | +241 1 54 XX XX | Omboué | |
| +241 55 XX XX | +241 01 55 XX XX | Port-Gentil | |
| +241 56 XX XX | +241 01 56 XX XX | Port-Gentil | |
| Woleu Ntem | +241 96 XX XX | +241 01 96 XX XX | Bitam |
| +241 98 XX XX | +241 01 98 XX XX | Oyem | |
| SPECIAL SERVICES [1] | |
|---|---|
| Service | Numbering |
| Faults | 19BP |
| Enquiries | 12 |
| Electronic directory | 11 |
| International enquiries | 16 |
| Mobile security | 1718 |
| Police | 1730 |
| Fire service | 18 |
| Police station | 1710 |
| Medical emergencies | 1300 to 1399 |
| National manual exchange | 10 |
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