e/Area codes in the Caribbean

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has gloss	eng: The Area codes in the Caribbean in the North American Numbering Plan was formerly area code 809, which was first deployed in 1958, covering much of the British West Indies in the Caribbean Basin plus Bermuda, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico until the mid-1990s. With the advent and growth of fax machines, mobile phones, computers, and pagers in the region, the entire 809 block of seven-digit numbers was almost entirely allocated. The solution was to add more area codes for each of the territories in the West Indies and Bermuda; as a result, multiple nation-states no longer are grouped solely within the 809 area code. The only country to still utilize the legacy 809 area code today is the Dominican Republic. The divested parts of the former 809 area code now have their own new area codes.
lexicalization	eng: Area codes in the Caribbean
subclass of	(noun) a number usually of 3 digits assigned to a telephone area as in the United States and Canada area code
has instance	e/Area code 242
has instance	e/Area code 246
has instance	e/Area code 264
has instance	e/Area code 268
has instance	e/Area code 284
has instance	e/Area code 340
has instance	e/Area code 345
has instance	e/Area code 441
has instance	e/Area code 473
has instance	e/Area code 649
has instance	e/Area code 664
has instance	e/Area code 758
has instance	e/Area code 767
has instance	e/Area code 784
has instance	e/Area code 868
has instance	e/Area code 869
has instance	e/Area code 876
has instance	e/Telephone numbers in Puerto Rico
has instance	e/Telephone numbers in the Dominican Republic

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e/Area codes in the Caribbean

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