Field Listing :: Telephones - main lines in use |
This entry gives the total number of main telephone lines in use. | |
Country Comparison to the World |
Country |
Telephones - main lines in use |
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Afghanistan | 460,000 (2008) |
Albania | 316,400 (2008) |
Algeria | 3.314 million (2008) |
American Samoa | 10,400 (2008) |
Andorra | 37,400 (2008) |
Angola | 114,300 (2008) |
Anguilla | 5,800 (2008) |
Antarctica | 0; note - information for US bases only (2001) |
Antigua and Barbuda | 38,000 (2008) |
Argentina | 9.631 million (2008) |
Armenia | 650,000 (2008) |
Aruba | 38,500 (2008) |
Australia | 9.37 million (2008) |
Austria | 3.285 million (2008) |
Azerbaijan | 1.311 million (2008) |
Bahamas, The | 133,000 (2008) |
Bahrain | 220,000 (2008) |
Bangladesh | 1.39 million (2009) |
Barbados | 150,000 (2008) |
Belarus | 3.718 million (2008) |
Belgium | 4.457 million (2008) |
Belize | 31,100 (2008) |
Benin | 159,000 (2008) |
Bermuda | 57,600 (2008) |
Bhutan | 27,500 (2008) |
Bolivia | 690,000 (2008) |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1.031 million (2008) |
Botswana | 142,300 (2008) |
Brazil | 41.141 million (2008) |
British Indian Ocean Territory | NA |
British Virgin Islands | 18,900 (2008) |
Brunei | 76,600 (2008) |
Bulgaria | 2.258 million (2008) |
Burkina Faso | 144,000 (2008) |
Burma | 829,000 (2008) |
Burundi | 30,400 (2008) |
Cambodia | 45,100 (2008) |
Cameroon | 198,300 (2008) |
Canada | 18.25 million (2008) |
Cape Verde | 72,000 (2008) |
Cayman Islands | 38,000 (2008) |
Central African Republic | 12,000 (2008) |
Chad | 13,000 (2008) |
Chile | 3.526 million (2008) |
China | 365.6 million (2007) |
Christmas Island | NA |
Cocos (Keeling) Islands | 287 (1992) |
Colombia | 6.82 million (2008) |
Comoros | 23,300 (2008) |
Congo, Democratic Republic of the | 37,300 (2008) |
Congo, Republic of the | 22,200 (2008) |
Cook Islands | 6,700 (2008) |
Costa Rica | 1.438 million (2008) |
Cote d'Ivoire | 356,500 (2008) |
Croatia | 1.851 million (2008) |
Cuba | 1.104 million (2008) |
Cyprus | area under government control: 413,300 (2008); area administered by Turkish Cypriots: 86,228 (2002) |
Czech Republic | 2.278 million (2008) |
Denmark | 2.487 million (2008) |
Djibouti | 10,800 (2008) |
Dominica | 17,500 (2008) |
Dominican Republic | 985,700 (2008) |
Ecuador | 1.91 million (2008) |
Egypt | 9.6 million (2009) |
El Salvador | 1.077 million (2008) |
Equatorial Guinea | 10,000 (2008) |
Eritrea | 40,400 (2008) |
Estonia | 498,100 (2008) |
Ethiopia | 908,900 (2008) |
European Union | 238 million (2005) |
Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) | 2,300 (2008) |
Faroe Islands | 21,800 (2008) |
Fiji | 129,100 (2008) |
Finland | 1.65 million (2008) |
France | 35.909 million; 35.0 million (metropolitan France) (2008) |
French Polynesia | 54,600 (2008) |
Gabon | 26,500 (2008) |
Gambia, The | 48,900 (2008) |
Gaza Strip | 360,400 (includes West Bank) (2010) |
Georgia | 618,000 (2008) |
Germany | 51.5 million (2008) |
Ghana | 143,900 (2008) |
Gibraltar | 24,000 (2008) |
Greece | 5.975 million (2008) |
Greenland | 22,800 (2008) |
Grenada | 28,600 (2008) |
Guam | 65,500 (2008) |
Guatemala | 1.449 million (2008) |
Guernsey | 45,100 (2008) |
Guinea | 50,000 (2008) |
Guinea-Bissau | 4,600 (2008) |
Guyana | 125,000 (2008) |
Haiti | 108,000 (2008) |
Holy See (Vatican City) | 5,120 (2005) |
Honduras | 825,800 (2008) |
Hong Kong | 4.108 million (2008) |
Hungary | 3.094 million (2008) |
Iceland | 187,000 (2008) |
India | 36.76 million (2010) |
Indonesia | 30.378 million (2008) |
Iran | 24.8 million (2008) |
Iraq | 1.082 million (2008) |
Ireland | 2.202 million (2008) |
Isle of Man | 51,000 (1999) |
Israel | 3.1 million (2008) |
Italy | 20.031 million (2008) |
Jamaica | 316,600 (2008) |
Japan | 47.579 million (2008) |
Jersey | 74,000 (2008) |
Jordan | 503,000 (2009) |
Kazakhstan | 3.41 million (2008) |
Kenya | 243,700 (2008) |
Kiribati | 4,000 (2008) |
Korea, North | 1.18 million (2008) |
Korea, South | 21.325 million (2008) |
Kosovo | 106,300 (2006) |
Kuwait | 541,000 (2008) |
Kyrgyzstan | 494,500 (2008) |
Laos | 97,600 (2008) |
Latvia | 644,000 (2008) |
Lebanon | 714,000 (2008) |
Lesotho | 65,200 (2008) |
Liberia | 2,000 (2008) |
Libya | 1.033 million (2008) |
Liechtenstein | 19,600 (2008) |
Lithuania | 784,900 (2008) |
Luxembourg | 260,600 (2008) |
Macau | 171,360 (2009) |
Macedonia | 457,100 (2008) |
Madagascar | 164,900 (2008) |
Malawi | 236,000 (2008) |
Malaysia | 4.292 million (2008) |
Maldives | 50,396 (2009) |
Mali | 81,100 (2008) |
Malta | 241,100 (2008) |
Marshall Islands | 4,400 (2008) |
Mauritania | 76,400 (2008) |
Mauritius | 364,500 (2008) |
Mayotte | 10,000 (2008) |
Mexico | 20.667 million (2008) |
Micronesia, Federated States of | 8,700 (2008) |
Moldova | 1.115 million (2008) |
Monaco | 35,000 (2008) |
Mongolia | 165,000 (2008) |
Montenegro | 362,000 (2008) |
Montserrat | 2,800 (2008) |
Morocco | 2.991 million (2008) |
Mozambique | 78,300 (2008) |
Namibia | 140,000 (2008) |
Nauru | 1,800 (2008) |
Nepal | 805,100 (2008) |
Netherlands | 7.324 million (2008) |
Netherlands Antilles | 88,000 (2008) |
New Caledonia | 63,000 (2008) |
New Zealand | 1.75 million (2008) |
Nicaragua | 312,000 (2008) |
Niger | 24,000 (2008) |
Nigeria | 1.308 million (2008) |
Niue | 1,000 (2008) |
Norfolk Island | 2,532; note - a mix of analog (2,500) and digital (32) circuits (2004) |
Northern Mariana Islands | 24,700 (2008) |
Norway | 1.928 million (2008) |
Oman | 274,200 (2008) |
Pakistan | 4.546 million (2008) |
Palau | 7,500 (2008) |
Panama | 524,000 (2008) |
Papua New Guinea | 60,000 (2008) |
Paraguay | 491,000 (2008) |
Peru | 2.878 million (2008) |
Philippines | 3.905 million (2008) |
Pitcairn Islands | 1 (there are 17 telephones on one party line); (2004) |
Poland | 10.336 million (2008) |
Portugal | 4.121 million (2008) |
Puerto Rico | 1.038 million (2008) |
Qatar | 263,400 (2008) |
Romania | 5.036 million (2007) |
Russia | 44.2 million (2008) |
Rwanda | 16,800 (2008) |
Saint Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha | 2,300 (2008) |
Saint Kitts and Nevis | 20,400 (2008) |
Saint Lucia | 40,900 (2008) |
Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 4,800 (2008) |
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 22,800 (2008) |
Samoa | 28,800 (2008) |
San Marino | 21,300 (2008) |
Sao Tome and Principe | 7,700 (2008) |
Saudi Arabia | 4.1 million (2008) |
Senegal | 237,800 (2008) |
Serbia | 3.085 million (2008) |
Seychelles | 23,200 (2008) |
Sierra Leone | 31,500 (2008) |
Singapore | 1.857 million (2008) |
Slovakia | 1.098 million (2008) |
Slovenia | 1.01 million (2008) |
Solomon Islands | 8,000 (2008) |
Somalia | 100,000 (2008) |
South Africa | 4.425 million (2008) |
Spain | 20.2 million (2008) |
Sri Lanka | 3.446 million (2008) |
Sudan | 356,100 (2008) |
Suriname | 81,500 (2008) |
Svalbard | NA |
Swaziland | 44,000 (2008) |
Sweden | 5.323 million (2008) |
Switzerland | 4.82 million (2008) |
Syria | 3.633 million (2008) |
Taiwan | 14.273 million (2008) |
Tajikistan | 360,000 (2008) |
Tanzania | 179,849 (2009) |
Thailand | 7.024 million (2008) |
Timor-Leste | 2,400 (2008) |
Togo | 140,900 (2008) |
Tokelau | 300 (2008) |
Tonga | 25,500 (2008) |
Trinidad and Tobago | 307,000 (2008) |
Tunisia | 1.239 million (2008) |
Turkey | 17.502 million (2008) |
Turkmenistan | 478,000 (2008) |
Turks and Caicos Islands | 3,700 (2008) |
Tuvalu | 1,500 (2008) |
Uganda | 168,500 (2008) |
Ukraine | 13.177 million (2008) |
United Arab Emirates | 1.508 million (2008) |
United Kingdom | 33.209 million (2008) |
United States | 150 million (2008) |
Uruguay | 959,300 (2008) |
Uzbekistan | 1.85 million (2008) |
Vanuatu | 10,400 (2008) |
Venezuela | 6.304 million (2008) |
Vietnam | 29.591 million (2008) |
Virgin Islands | 74,200 (2008) |
Wallis and Futuna | 2,700 (2008) |
West Bank | 360,400 (includes Gaza Strip) (2010) |
Western Sahara | about 2,000 (1999 est.) |
World | 1.268 billion (2008) |
Yemen | 1.117 million (2008) |
Zambia | 90,600 (2008) |
Zimbabwe | 354,000 (2008) |