Telephone Area Codes
Sari's area code is 151 (+98151 outside of Iran). Also Sari has the internal area codes as shown below, three digits are the beginning of seven-digit numbers (e.g., 221-xxxx):
| 22 System | 23 System | 24 System | 32 System | 34 – 37 System | 38 System |
| 221 Downtown (2003)D | 233 | 243 | 321 North of Downtown (2004)A | 340 Northeast of Downtown (2006)D | 381 |
| 222 Downtown (First)D | 234 | 244 | 322 Far South (2005)D | 382 | |
| 225 Northwest of Downtown (2005)D | 235 | 245 | 323 South of Downtown (2002)D | 383 Sari's Primary Industrial Area D | |
| 223 Southwest of Downtown (2000)D | 236 | 246 | 324 North of Downtown (1997)D | 384 Dangesarak, Koula A | |
| 227 Far West (2002)D | 237 | 247 | 325 North of Downtown (1998)D | 385 | |
| 238 | 248 | 326 West of Downtown (2003)D | 387 | ||
| 328 Far East (2000)A | 388 Wood Industries | ||||
| * Numbers in parentheses show
the year the phone office was established. |
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