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PS3000 USA COUNTRY CODE LISTING Code Country Code Country PS3000 USA COUNTRY CODE LISTING Code Country Code Country 100 ABU DHABI 164 BRITISH GUIANA 101 ADEN 165 BRITISH HONDURAS 102 ADMIRALTY ISLANDS 166 BRITISH SOLOMON ISLANDS 103 AFARS, FRENCH TERR 167 BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 104 AFGHANISTAN 168 BRUNEI 105 AGELEGA ISLANDS 169 BUKA 106 AITUTAKI 170 BULGARIA 107 AJMAN 171 BURKINA FASO 108 ALAND 172 BURMA 109 ALASKA 173 BURUNDI 110 ALBANIA 174 BYELORUSSIA 111 ALDERNEY 175 CABINDA 112 ALEUTIAN ISLANDS 176 CAICOS ISLANDS 113 ALGERIA 177 CAMBODIA 114 ALHUCEMAS 178 CAMEROON 115 ALL SAINTS 179 CAMPBELL ISLANDS 116 AMERICAN SAMOA 180 CANADA 117 AMIRANTES 181 CANARY ISLANDS 118 ANDAMAN ISLANDS 182 CANTON 119 ANDORRA 183 CAPE VERDE 120 ANEGADA 184 CAROLINE ISLANDS 121 ANGOLA 185 CAYMAN ISLANDS 122 ANGUILLA 186 CELEBES 123 ANJOUAN 187 CENTRAL AFRICAN REP 124 ANTIGUA 188 CEUTA 125 ARGENTINA 189 CEYLON 126 ARMENIA 190 CHAD 127 ARUBA 191 CHAFARINAS 128 ASCENSION 192 CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO 129 ATIU ISLAND 193 CHANNEL ISLANDS 130 AUSTRALIA 194 CHATHAM ISLANDS 131 AUSTRALIAN ANTARCTIC TER 195 CHESTERFIELD ISLANDS 132 AUSTRIA 196 CHILE 133 AVARUA 197 CHINA PRC 134 AZERBAYDZHAN 198 CHINA TAIWAN 135 AZORES 199 CHRISTMAS ISL, IND OCN 136 BAHAMAS 200 CHRIST MAS ISL, PAC OCN 137 BAHRAIN 201 COCOS ISLANDS 138 BALEARIC ISLANDS 202 COLOMBIA 139 BALI ISLAND 203 COMORO ISLANDS 140 BANGLADESH 204 COMOROS 141 BANKS ISLANDS 205 CONGO 142 BARBADOS 206 CONGO, DEM REP OF 143 BARBUDA 207 COOK ISLANDS 144 BARREW ISLANDS 208 CORFU 145 BASSAS DA INDIA 209 CORSICA 146 BELARUS 210 COSTA RICA 147 BELEP ISLAND 211 COTE D'LVOIRE 148 BELGIUM 212 CRETE 149 BELIZE 213 CROATIA 150 BENIN 214 CUBA 151 BERMUDA 215 CURACAO 152 BHUTAN 216 CYPRUS 153 BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO 217 CZECH REPUBLIC 154 BISSAGOS ISLANDS 218 D'ENTRECASTEAUX ISLANDS 155 BOLIVIA 219 DAHOMEY 156 BONAIRE 220 DAITO ISLANDS 157 BORNEO 221 DANGER ISLANDS 158 BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA 222 DENMARK 159 BOTSWANA 223 DESIRADE 160 BOUGAINVILLE 224 DJIBOUTI 161 BRAZIL 225 DOMINICA 162 BRECHOU 226 DOMINICAN REP 163 BRITISH ANTARCTIC TERR 227 DUBAI Code Country Code Country 228 EASTER ISLAND 293 ICELAND 229 ECUADOR 294 IFNI 230 EGYPT 295 INDIA 231 EL SALVADOR 296 INDONESIA 232 ELLICE ISLANDS 297 IRAN 233 ENDERBURY 298 IRAQ 234 ENGLAND 299 IRELAND 235 EQUATORIAL GUINEA 300 IRIAN JAYA 236 ERITREA 301 IRISH REP 237 ESTONIA 302 ISLE OF MAN 238 ETHIOPIA 303 ISRAEL 239 EUROPE ISLAND 304 ISSAS, FRENCH TERR 240 FALKLAND ISLANDS 305 ITALY 241 FANNING ISLAND 306 IVORY COAST 242 FAROE ISLANDS 307 JAMAICA 243 FERNANDO PO 308 JAMMU 244 FIJI 309 JAN MAYEN 245 FINLAND 310 JAPAN 246 FORMOSA 311 JAPEN ISLAND 247 FRANCE 312 JAVA 248 FRENCH GUIANA 313 JERSEY 249 FRENCH OCEANIA 314 JETHOU ISLAND 250 FRENCH POLYNESIA 315 JOHORE 251 FRIENDLY ISLANDS 316 JORDAN 252 FUJAIRAH 317 JUNAGADH 253 FUTUNA ISLAND 318 KALIMANTAN 254 GABON 319 KAMARAN ISLAND 255 GALAPAGOS ISLANDS 320 KASHMIR 256 GAMBIA 321 KAZAKH 257 GAMBIER ISLANDS 322 KEDAH 258 GAZA 323 KELANTAN 259 GEORGIA 324 KENYA 260 GERMANY 325 KERMADEC ISLANDS 261 GHANA 326 KHAN YUNIS 262 GIBRALTAR 327 KHMER REP 263 GILBERT ISLANDS 328 KIRIBATI 264 GLORIEUSES ISLANDS 329 KOREA, DEM REP OF 265 GOZO 330 KOREA, REP OF KOREA 266 GRAHAM LAND 331 KURIA MURIA ISLANDS 267 GRANDE COMORE ISLAND 332 KUWAIT 268 GREAT BRITAIN 333 KYRGYZ 269 GREECE 334 KYUSCHU 270 GREENLAND 335 LABRADOR 271 GRENADA 336 LABUAN 272 GUADELOUPE 337 LACCADIVES 273 GUAM 338 LAOS, DEM REP OF 274 GUANTANAMO BAY 339 LAS PALMAS 275 GUATEMALA 340 LATVIA 276 GUERNSEY 341 LEBANON 277 GUINEA 342 LES SAINTES 278 GUINEA BISSAU 343 LESOTHO 279 GUYANA 344 LIBERIA 280 HADRAMAUT 345 LIBYA 281 HAINAN 346 LIECHTENSTEIN 282 HAITI 347 LIHOU 283 HAWAII 348 LITHUANIA 284 HEARD ISLAND 349 LORD HOWE ISLAND 285 HERM 350 LOUISIADE ARCHIPELAGO 286 HERVEY ISLANDS 351 LOYALTY ISLANDS 287 HOKKAIDO 352 LUXEMBOURG 288 HONDURAS 353 MACAO 289 HONG KONG 354 MACEDONIA 290 HONSHU 355 MACIAS NGUEMA BIYOGO ISL 291 HUNGARY 356 MADAGASCAR 292 HUON ISLAND 357 MADEIRA Code Country Code Country 358 MALACCA 423 OMAN 359 MALAWI 424 PAGO PAGO 360 MALAYSIA 425 PAHANG 361 MALDIVES 426 PAKISTAN 362 MALI 427 PALAU ISLANDS 363 MALTA 428 PALMERSTON 364 MALVINAS 429 PANAMA 365 MANAHIKI 430 PANAMA CANAL ZONE 366 MANCHURIA 431 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 367 MANGAIA 432 PARAGUAY 368 MANUA 433 PAUMOTU ISLANDS 369 MANUAE ISLAND 434 PEMBA 370 MARCUS ISLAND 435 PENANG 371 MARIANA ISLANDS 436 PENGHU LIEHTAO ISLAND 372 MARIE GALANTE 437 PENRHYN 373 MARQUESAS ISLANDS 438 PERAK 374 MARSHALL ISLANDS 439 PERIM 375 MARTINIQUE 440 PERLIS 376 MATSU 441 PERSIA 377 MAUKE ISLAND 442 PERU 378 MAURITANIA 443 PESCADORES ISLANDS 379 MAURITIUS 444 PETER I ISLAND 380 MAYOTTE ISLAND 445 PHILIPPINES 381 MCDONALD ISLAND 446 PHOENIX ISLANDS 382 MELILLA 447 PINE ISLAND 383 MEXICO 448 PITCAIRN 384 MIDWAY 449 POLAND 385 MITIARO 450 PORTUGAL 386 MOHELI ISLAND 451 PORTUGUESE GUINEA 387 MOLDOVA 452 PORTUGUESE TIMOR 388 MOLUCCAS 453 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 389 MONACO 454 PRINCIPE 390 MONGOLIA 455 PUERTO RICO 391 MONTSERRAT 456 PUKAPUKA 392 MOROCCO 457 QATAR 393 MOZAMBIQUE 458 QUEEN MAUD LAND 394 MUSCAT 459 QUEMOY 395 MYANMAR 460 RAKAHANGA 396 NAMIBIA 461 RAOUL 397 NAURU 462 RAROTANGA ISLAND 398 NEGRI SEMBILAN 463 RAS AL KHAIMAH 399 NEPAL 464 REUNION 400 NETHERLANDS 465 RHODESIA 401 NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 466 RHODOS 402 NETHERLANDS GUIANA 467 RIO MUNI 403 NEVIS 468 ROMANIA 404 NEW CALEDONIA 469 ROSS DEPENDENCY 405 NEW GUINEA, INDONESIA 470 RUSSIA 406 NEW GUINEA, PAPUA 471 RWANDA 407 NEW HEBRIDES 472 RYUKYU ISLANDS 408 NEW ZEALAND 473 SABA 409 NEWFOUNDLAND 474 SABAH 410 NICARAGUA 475 SAINT BARTHOLOMEW 411 NIGER 476 SAINT CHRISTOPHER, NEVIS 412 NIGERIA 477 SAINT CROIX 413 NIUE ISLAND 478 SAINT EUSTATIUS 414 NOCOBAR ISLANDS 479 SAINT HELENA 415 NORFOLK ISLAND 480 SAINT JOHN 416 NORTH KOREA 481 SAINT KITTS 417 NORTH VIETNAM 482 SAINT LUCIA 418 NORTHERN IRELAND 483 SAINT MARIE 419 NORWAY 484 SAINT MARTIN 420 NOSSI BE ISLANDS 485 SAINT PIERRE, MIQUELON 421 OCEAN ISLAND 486 SAINT THOMAS 422 OKINAWA 487 SAINT VINCENT, GRENADINE Code Country Code Country 488 SAMOA, WESTERN 553 TANZANIA 489 SAN MARINO 554 TASMANIA 490 SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS 555 TENERIFE 491 SAO TOME 556 THAILAND 492 SARAWAK 557 TIBET 493 SARDINIA 558 TIMOR 494 SARK 559 TOBAGO 495 SAUDI ARABIA 560 TOGO 496 SAVAGE 561 TOKELAU ISLANDS 497 SAWAII 562 TONGA 498 SCHOUTEN ISLANDS 563 TONGAREWA 499 SCOTLAND 564 TORRES ISLANDS 500 SELANGOR 565 TORTOLA 501 SENEGAL 566 TRENGGANU 502 SERBIA-MONTENEGRO 567 TRINIDAD 503 SEYCHELLES 568 TRISTAN DA CUNHA 504 SHARJAH 569 TROBRIAND ISLANDS 505 SHIKOKU 570 TUAMOTU ISLANDS 506 SHORTLAND ISLAND 571 TUBAI ISLANDS 507 SIAM 572 TUNISIA 508 SICILY 573 TURKEY 509 SIERRA LEONE 574 TURKMEN 510 SIKKIM 575 TURKS ISLAND 511 SINGAPORE 576 TUTUILA 512 SLOVAK REPUBLIC 577 TUVALU 513 SLOVENIA 578 UGANDA 514 SOCIETY ISLANDS 579 UKRAINIA 515 SOCOTRA 580 UMM AL QAIWAIN 516 SOLOMON ISL, NEW GUINEA 581 UNION ISLANDS 517 SOLOMON ISLANDS BRITISH 582 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 518 SOMALIA 583 UNITED ARAB REP 519 SOUTH AFRICA 584 UNITED KINGDOM 520 SOUTH GEORGIA ISLANDS 585 UPOLU 521 SOUTH KOREA 586 UPPER VOLTA 522 SOUTH ORKNEYS 587 URUGUAY 523 SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS 588 USSR, FORMER 524 SOUTH SHETLANDS 589 UZBEK 525 SOUTH VIETNAM 590 VANCOUVER ISLAND 526 SOUTH WEST AFRICA 591 VANUATU 527 SOUTHERN RHODESIA 592 VATICAN CITY 528 SOUTHERN YEMEN 593 VENEZUELA 529 SOVIET UNION, FORMER 594 VIETNAM, SOCIALIST REP 530 SPAIN 595 VIRGIN GORDA 531 SPANISH GUINEA 596 VIRGIN ISLANDS USA 532 SPANISH SAHARA 597 VOLCANO ISLANDS 533 SPANISH SOV IN N AFRICA 598 WAKE 534 SPITZBERGEN 599 WALLIS 535 SPORADES 600 WALPOLE ISLANDS 536 SRI LANKA 601 WALVIS BAY 537 SUDAN 602 WASHINGTON ISLANDS 538 SULAWESI 603 WESTERN SAMOA 539 SUMATRA 604 YEMEN, ARABIC REP 540 SURINAME 605 YEMEN, REP OF DEM 541 SURPRIS ISLANDS 606 ZAIRE 542 SUWARROW 607 ZAMBIA 543 SVALBARD 608 ZANZIBAR 544 SWAZILAND 609 ZIMBABWE 545 SWEDEN 546 SWITZERLAND 547 SYRIA 548 TAHITI 549 TAIWAN 550 TAJIK 551 TANGANYIKA 552 TANGIER .
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