Area Codes
Peruvian area codes for each region (national subdivision) are 2 digits long except for Lima and Callao. On 1 March 2003 new codes were established.
The following is a list of the area codes in Peru:
| Area code | Region |
|---|---|
| 1 | Lima and Callao |
| 41 | Amazonas |
| 43 | Ancash |
| 83 | Apurímac |
| 54 | Arequipa |
| 66 | Ayacucho |
| 76 | Cajamarca |
| 84 | Cusco |
| 67 | Huancavelica |
| 62 | Huánuco |
| 56 | Ica |
| 64 | Junín |
| 44 | La Libertad |
| 74 | Lambayeque |
| 65 | Loreto |
| 82 | Madre de Dios |
| 53 | Moquegua |
| 63 | Pasco |
| 73 | Piura |
| 51 | Puno |
| 42 | San Martín |
| 52 | Tacna |
| 72 | Tumbes |
| 61 | Ucayali |
Read more about this topic: Telephone Numbers In Peru
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