Location | |
---|---|
Country | Turkmenistan |
Continent | Asia |
NSN length | 8 |
Access codes | |
Country code | +993 |
International access | 008, 009, 010 |
Long-distance | 8 |
Area | Code | Number length |
---|---|---|
Ashgabat | 12 | хх-хх-хх |
Arkadag | 12 | 12-57-хх-хх |
Ahal Province | 1 | |
Gypjak | 1392 | хх-хх |
Baharly (Bäherden) | 131 | х-хх-хх |
Gökdepe | 132 | х-хх-хх |
Kaka | 133 | х-хх-хх |
Sarahs | 134 | х-хх-хх |
Tejen | 135 | х-хх-хх |
Altyn Asyr | 1354 | хх-хх |
Babadaýhan | 136 | х-хх-хх |
Änew | 137 | х-хх-хх |
Abadan | 138 | х-хх-хх |
Balkan Province | 2 | |
Türkmenbaşy | 243 and 2444 | (243) х-хх-хх, (2444) хх-хх |
Hazar (Çeleken) | 240 | х-хх-хх |
Gumdag | 241 | х-хх-хх |
Etrek (Gyzyletrek) | 242 | х-хх-хх |
Balkanabat | 222 | х-хх-хх |
Esenguly | 245 | х-хх-хх |
Serdar (Gyzylarbat) | 246 | х-хх-хх |
Bereket (Gazanjyk) | 247 | х-хх-хх |
Magtymguly (Garrygala) | 248 | х-хх-хх |
Daşoguz Province | 3 | |
Daşoguz | 322 | х-хх-хх |
Tagta | 340 | х-хх-хх |
Ýylanly | 343 | х-хх-хх |
Akdepe | 344 | х-хх-хх |
Gubadag | 345 | х-хх-хх |
Boldumsaz | 346 | х-хх-хх |
Köneürgenç | 347, 360 | х-хх-хх |
Nyýazow | 348 | х-хх-хх |
Türkmenbaşy | 349 | х-хх-хх |
Lebap Province | 4 | |
Turkmenabat | 422 | х-хх-хх |
Gowurdak | 431 | х-хх-хх |
Nyýazow | 432 | х-хх-хх |
Cärjew (ex-Serdarabat) | 433 | х-хх-хх |
Gazojak | 438 | х-хх-хх |
Çarşaňňy | 440 | х-хх-хх |
Halaç | 441 | х-хх-хх |
Hojambaz | 442 | х-хх-хх |
Garabekewül | 443 | х-хх-хх |
Kerki (ex-Atamyrat) | 444 | х-хх-хх |
Darganata | 445 | х-хх-хх |
Dänew | 446 | х-хх-хх |
Saýat | 447 | х-хх-хх |
Farap | 448 | х-хх-хх |
Sakar | 449 | х-хх-хх |
Seýdi | 461 | х-хх-хх |
Dostluk | 465 | х-хх-хх |
Mary Province | 5 | |
Mary | 522 | х-хх-хх |
Ýagty ýol | 557 | х-хх-хх |
Mollanepes | 558 | х-хх-хх |
Gulanly, Shatlyk | 559 | х-хх-хх |
Ýolöten | 560 | х-хх-хх |
Serhetabat | 561 | х-хх-хх |
Baýramaly | 564 | х-хх-хх |
Murgap | 565 | х-хх-хх |
Sakarçäge | 566 | х-хх-хх |
Tagtabazar | 568 | х-хх-хх |
Türkmengala | 569 | х-хх-хх |
Operator | Code | Number length |
---|---|---|
Altyn Asyr | 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 71 | хх-хх-хх |
Ashgabat City Telephone Network (CDMA) | 6020 [1] | хх-хх |
Telephone number | Service |
---|---|
01 | Firefighter |
02 | Police |
03 | Ambulance |
04 | Natural gas safety |
082 | Car Transportation service number [2] [3] |
083 / 084 [4] | AŞTU service number [5] |
085 | Ashgabat International Airport service number [6] |
086 | Türkmendemirýollary service number [7] |
088 | Altyn Asyr service number |
09 | Telephone directory |
075 | Turkmenpochta service number |
123 | Arkadag city call centre |
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