Telephones - fixed lines In 31 editions of 36.

NA

1.176 million (1995)

60,000 (1995)

28,000 (1995)

78,000 (1998)

30,000 (1995)

17,000 (1995)

22,000 (1995)

60,000 (1995)

8,000 (1995)

5,000 (1995)

5,000 (1995)

36,000 (1995)

21,000 (1995)

182,000 (1998)

8,000 (1995)

3.168 million (1996)

3,000 (1995)

23,578 (2000)

20,000 (1996)

365,000 (1999)

32,000 (1995)

22,000 (1998)

200,000 (1998 est.)

11,000 (1995)

13,120 (1995)

290,000 (1998)

18,000 (1995)

5,000 (1995)

318,000 (1995)

33,000 (1995)

34,000 (1995)

17,000 (1995)

9,000 (1995)

148,000 (1995)

450 (1999)

1.391 million (1998)

60,000 (1995)

100,848 (1997)

13,000 (1995)

405,000 (1995)

236,500 (1997)

15,000 (1995)

2,000 (1994)

3,000 (1995)

82,000 (1995)

17,844 (1997)

17,000 (1995)

NA

5.075 million (1999)

75,000 (1995)

127,000 (1998)

22,000 (1995)

628,000 (1997)

54,074 (1998)

• about 2,000 (1999 est.)

77,935 (in addition there are about 40,000 fixed telephones in wireless local loop connections) (1997)

212,000 (in addition there are about 20,000 fixed telephones in wireless local loop connections) (1997)

0 (1997)

20,000 (1995)

162,310 (1997)

NA

31,200 (1983); note - there were 21,000 main lines in use in Kabul in 1998

583,000 (1995)

640,000 (1995)

470,000 (1998)

5,000 (1995)

NA

110 million (1999 est.)

554,000 (1995)

18.95 million (1999)

60.3 million (1997)

1.963 million (1995)

1.1 million (1995)

23.1 million (1998)

357,000 (1995)

21,000 (1999)

93,800 (1998)

236,816 (January 2000)

2.861 million (March 1999)

25.019 million (1995)

494,509 (1998)

263,000 (1995)

320,000 (1995)

1.976 million (1999)

4,000 (1994)

20,000 (1994)

27,000 (1995)

77,000 (1994)

90,000 (1995)

29,600 (1996)

9,000 (1994)

19,000 (1995)

451,000 (525,700 main lines installed) (yearend 1996)

353,000 (1995)

18,000 (1995)

569,000 (1995)

380,000 (1998)

23,000 (1995)

159,000 (1995)

342,000 (1996)

60,000 (1995)

190,200 (1996)

292,000 (1995)

155,000 (1994)

4,000 (1992)

75,000 (1995)

140,000 (1996)

325,300 (1998)

1.196 million (1995)

14,000 (1995)

31,000 (1995)

20,500 (1998)

209,000 (1995)

3,000 (1994)

58,000 (1995)

42,000 (1995)

31,980 (1997)

3.726 million (plus 83,100 ISDN or Integrated Services Digital Network connections) (1997)

2.537 million (1997)

4.632 million (1995)

238,000 (1995)

3.186 million (1999)

1.477 million (1997)

3,741,492 (1998)

3.203 million (1995)

476,078 (yearend 1998)

22,000 (1995)

2.861 million (1997)

34.86 million (yearend 1998)

• NA; 46.5 million main lines are installed (July 1999)

17,000 (1995)

5.431 million (1997)

41,850 (1983)

NA

1.893 million (1995)

1,642,541 (1999)

51,000 (1999)

25 million (1998)

NA

748,000 (1997)

19,000 (1995)

1.048 million (1997)

314,700 (1999)

171,000 (1995)

566,000 (1995)

31,027 (1995)

8.431 million (1996)

407,000 (1997)

2,325,010 (1997)

8.07 million (1998)

3.724 million (1996)

3.84 million (1999)

18,000 (1998)

2.017 million (1995)

1.557 million (1998)

700,000 (1997)

17.336 million (1999)

6.017 million (December 1998)

4.82 million (1998)

9.45 million (April 1999)

29.41 million (1995)

141,000 (1995)

Greek Cypriot area:

405,000 (1998); Turkish Cypriot area: 70,845 (1996)

• 95,729 (total for Gaza Strip and West Bank) (1997)

7 million (1998 est.)

675,000 (1995)

2.8 million (1999)

402,600 (1997)

411,600 (1997)

330,000 (1995)

300,000 (1999)

146,980 (1995)

3.1 million (1998)

930,000 (1995)