+375
Number ranges
6 printed entries. The table shows them as printed.
6 printed rows
| Town | Previous Numbering Plan | New Numbering Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Lida | +375 154 5XXXXX | +375 154 XXXXXх |
| Soligorsk | +375 174 2XXXXX | +375 174 XXXXXX |
| Molodechno | +375 176 7XXXXX | +375 176 XXXXXX |
| Borisov | +375 177 7XXXXX+375 177 9XXXXX | +375 177 XXXXXX |
| Orsha | +375 216 2XXXXX | +375 216 XXXXXX |
| Mozyr | +375 236 3XXXXX | +375 236 XXXXXX |
Where this comes from
Source-listed numbering (1)
- Belarus (country code +375), communication of 6.V.2013 — changes to area numbering plans in six townsITU Operational Bulletin 1029 dated 1 Jun 2013. communication dated 6 May 2013. source-stated change date 7 May 2013reviewed Retrieved 7 Oct 2026. This is an official source. The source states a change as from 7 May 2013: the 'Previous Numbering Plan' pattern is replaced by the 'New Numbering Plan' pattern; its effective date is not established. The communication of 6 May 2013, stated change on 7 May 2013, bulletin of 1 Jun 2013 and retrieval on 7 Oct 2026 have distinct roles. This six-row table does not establish present assignments, later amendments, complete national coverage or current town boundaries. The international patterns retain the original spelling. Lida ends in Cyrillic U+0445. it has not been replaced by an ASCII character or asserted to follow a range grammar. Country calling-code and area-number components are explicitly derived from the displayed international patterns, without subscriber-length conversion. The separate OB1037 service/operator NDC24 notice is excluded. it is not this town-change table. The complete page 5 grid was visually reviewed. Pixel placement and exact text-layer Unicode evidence are distinct.
- Printed tableDisplayed rows 1 to 6 preserve the separate cells and wording of the cited source rows.Belarus (country code +375), communication of 6.V.2013 — changes to area numbering plans in six towns