Country Codes: S - South Georgia and The South Sandwich Islands

South Georgia and The South Sandwich Islands

ISO 3166-1 numeric

239

 ISO 3166-1 alpha-3

SGS

 ISO 3166-1 alpha-2

GS

 ICAO airport code prefix(es)

EG
E.164 code(s)

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 IOC country code

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 Country code top-level domain

.gs

 ICAO aircraft regis. prefix(es)

G-
E.212 mobile country code(s)

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 NATO Three-letter code

SGS

 NATO Two-letter code (obsolete)

SX

 LOC MARC code(s)

XS
ITU Maritime ID(s)

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 ITU letter code(s)

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 FIPS country code(s)

SX

 License plate code

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GS1 GTIN prefix(es)

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 UNDP country code

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 WMO country code(s)

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 ITU callsign prefixes

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