Telephone is one of the easiest and fastest ways of communication in the modern world. The northernmost state of India, Jammu and Kashmir has an excellent network of telecommunication in the state. It covers an area of 22,22,236 sq. km and has the total population of 77,18,700. The telecom department connects 14 districts and most of the cities, towns and villages of the state through telephones. Each of the places has been assigned with a distinct Jammu and Kashmir Telephone Code, which is commonly known as STD code. Sometimes STD codes are also referred to as Area Codes. The full form of STD is Subscriber trunk dialing, which is also known as subscriber toll dialing. The STD codes are dialed before dialing the destination number.
A list of STD Codes for cities in Jammu & Kashmir is provided here:
| City |
Telephone Code |
| AKHNOOR |
1924 |
| BADGAM |
1951 |
| ANANTNAG |
1932 |
| BANDIPUR |
1957 |
| BASHOLI |
1921 |
| BEDARWAH |
1997 |
| BARAMULLA |
1952 |
| DODA |
1996 |
| JAMMU |
191 |
| KARGIL |
1985 |
| MAHORE |
1999 |
| KARNAH |
1958 |
| KALAKOT |
1964 |
| KATHUA |
1922 |
| KULGAM |
1931 |
|
| City |
Telephone Code |
| KUPWARA |
1955 |
| LEH |
1982 |
| NOBRA |
1980 |
| NOWSHERA |
1960 |
| NYOMA |
1981 |
| KISHTWAR |
1995 |
| PADAM |
1983 |
| SAMBA |
1923 |
| PAHALGAM |
1936 |
| PULWAMA |
1933 |
| RAJOURI |
1962 |
| POONCH |
1965 |
| RAMNAGAR |
1990 |
| REASI |
1991 |
| RAMBAN |
1998 |
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Last Updated on 8/29/2011
