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Russia Calling Codes
Country Code +7
| City Codes | |
| Zone (Locality) | Area Code |
| Belgorod | 472 |
| Bryansk | 483 |
| Vladimir | 492 |
| Voronezh | 473 |
| Ivanovo | 493 |
| Kaliningrad | 401 |
| Kaluga | 484 |
| Kostroma | 494 |
| Kursk | 471 |
| Lipetsk | 474 |
| Moscow (municipal) | 495 |
| Moscow (regional) | 496 |
| Oryol | 486 |
| Ryazan | 491 |
| Smolensk | 481 |
| Tambov | 475 |
| Tver | 482 |
| Tula | 487 |
| Yaroslavl | 485 |
| NOTE: Effective 1 December 2005 Russia revised its telephone numbering plan to require a total of 10 digits following the country code. | All area codes which previously began in "0" had this digit replaced by a "4." |
