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New city code for Tver, Russia
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Posted by: ConnerVT

New today: The city code, when telephoning Tver, Russia, has been changed to 4822. It previously was 0822.

Posted by: ltyre

From 1st of December, 2005 Some Russia City Codes Are Changed. From 1st of December, Russia city codes with the “0”digit at the beginning, will start by the digit “4” instead of “0”, (Except the code of the Kaliningrad region “011”, which is changed by “401”.) For example: The code of Moscow “095” is changed by code “495”. According to the same Order the transitional period will be established from 1st of December 2005 to 31st of January 2006, during which the simultaneous work of networks with active code numbers and new introduced codes will be provided. From 1st of February, 2006 only new codes will be working. An Example: to make a call to Moscow please dial:
818-7(country code) – 495 (Moscow code)–xxxxxxx (subscriber number)

Here is the list I have so far:

Area Old New
========== ===== =====
Moscow 7-095 7-495
Moscow area 7-096 7-496
Belgorod 7-072 7-472
Bryansk 7-083 7-483
Vladimir 7-092 7-492
Voronezh 7-073 7-473
Ivanovo 7-093 7-493
Kaliningrad 7-011 7-401
Kaluga 7-084 7-484
Kostroma 7-094 7-494
Kursk 7-071 7-471
Lipetsk 7-074 7-474
Orel 7-086 7-486
Ryazan 7-091 7-491
Smolensk 7-081 7-481
Tambov 7-075 7-475
Tver 7-082 7-482
Tula 7-087 7-487
Yaroslav 7-085 7-485

Posted by: BradIL

Quote:

Originally Posted by ConnerVT

New today: The city code, when telephoning Tver, Russia, has been changed to 4822. It previously was 0822.

I've noticed this on some of the Tver websites... thanks Conner I appreciate the reminder.

Posted by: ConnerVT

My wife calls her family pretty much every day. Today, I could tell she heard a recording when she called... and it likely was in Russian.

Posted by: BradIL

Hey Conner... do you know what prompted the change?

Just wondering if the provinicial phone systems are being upgraded... something along that line?