Telephones - fixed lines In 31 editions of 36.

NA

2.3 million (1998)

72,000 (1998)

51,000 (2000)

131,000 (September 2001)

53,200 (2000)

18,000 (2002)

60,935 (2002)

95,000 (2001)

9,500 (2000)

9,700 (1999)

7,000 (2000)

20,000 (2000)

22,000 (1998)

263,700 (2000)

10,000 (2002)

3,971,500 (December 1998)

6,000 (1998)

30,000 (2001)

38,500 (2001)

231,900 (2000)

39,000 (1998)

31,900 (2000)

240,000 (2001)

37,000 (1998)

10,000 (2001)

310,000 (2001)

22,200 (2000)

6,700 (2000)

500,000 (1998)

55,000 (2000)

45,000 (2000)

45,000 (2000)

26,500 (2001)

280,900 (2000)

12,000 (1998)

1.391 million (1998)

90,000 (2001)

110,200 (2000)

20,000 (2001)

500,000 (2000 est.)

268,500 (1999)

• 600,000 note - 90% in Kigali (2002)

2,000 (1997)

4,600 (2000)

234,916 (2001)

19,635 (1997)

25,000 (2001)

15,000 (2000)

• more than 5 million (2001)

400,000 (2000)

127,000 (1998)

25,000 (1997)

654,000 (1997)

• 50,074; however, 80,868 main lines have been installed (1998)

• about 2,000 (1999 est.)

130,000 (including approximately 40,000 fixed telephones in wireless local loop connections) (2002)

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

0

note: information for US bases only (2001)

25,617 (yearend 1999)

196,984 (2001)

NA

29,000 (1998)

600,000 (2002)

865,000 (2002)

500,000 (2000)

6,000 (1997)

NA

135 million (2000)

620,000 (1997)

27.7 million (October 2000)

60.381 million (1997)

1.92 million (2001)

1.1 million (1997)

24 million (2000)

351,000 (1997)

21,000 (1999)

104,100 (1999)

236,816 (January 2000)

2.861 million (March 1999)

30 million (1998)

494,509 (1998)

363,000 (1997)

363,000 (1997)

1.98 million (1999)

4,974 (2000)

28,000 (1996)

33,000 (1997)

96,000 (1997)

108,000 (1997)

31,000 (1997)

10,000 (1996)

19,000 (1995)

450,000 (1998)

note: 584,000 installed in 1997, but only about 450,000 were in use in 1998

473,031 (2000)

19,000 (1996)

709,000 (1997)

380,000 (1998)

27,000 (1997)

171,000 (1996)

665,061 (June 2000)

60,000 (1997)

234,000 (1997)

353,000 (1996)

170,000 (1997)

4,000 (1997)

76,000 (1995)

140,000 (1996)

396,000 (1997)

1.322 million (1997)

17,000 (1997)

37,000 (1997)

20,500 (1998)

252,000 (1999)

3,000 (1994)

65,000 (1997)

120,000 (2001)

32,946 (December 1998)

• 4 million (consisting of 3,600,000 analog main lines plus 400,000 Integrated Services Digital Network connections);
• in addition, there are 100,000 Asymmetric Digital Services lines (2001)

2.313 million (1997)

4.769 million (1997)

303,000 (1997)

3,186,731 (2001)

1,721,139 (2000)

3.869 million (2000)

4.785 million (1997)

501,691 (2000)

24,851 (1999)

2,847,900 (2001)

34.86 million (yearend 1998)

50.9 million (March 2001)

19,000 (1997)

5.431 million (1997)

44,000 (1996)

NA

3.095 million (1997)

1.6 million (2002)

51,000 (1999)

25 million (1999)

65,500 (1997)

734,693 (2000)

20,072 (2000)

1.142 million (2001)

314,700 (1999)

187,000 (1997)

627,000 (1997)

31,027 (1995)

9,132,400 (1999)

408,000 (1997)

2.735 million (1998)

8.07 million (1998)

5.3 million (yearend 1998)

3.777 million (1997)

18,000 (1998)

2.017 million (1995)

1,934,558 (1998)

722,000 (1997)

17.336 million (1999)

6.017 million (December 1998)

4.82 million (1998)

9.45 million (April 1999)

34.878 million (1997)

152,000 (1997)

Greek Cypriot area:

405,000 (1998);; Turkish Cypriot area: 83,162 (1998)

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

6.313 million (1997)

675,000 (1997); note - an unknown number of telephone lines were damaged or destroyed during the March-April war

2.8 million (1999)

403,000 (1997)

412,000 (1997)

700,000 (1999)

201,000 (1997)

142,000 (1997)

3.9 million (2002 est.)

1.313 million (1997)