Country Calling Code Reference

How to look up a calling code, an ISO code or a time zone

1. Start typing in the box. Rows disappear as you type — there is no button to submit — and the counter reports what is left: +7 leaves Kazakhstan and Russia.
2. Search any column at once. 86 returns six rows, because +686, +1 869, +386, +886 and +1 868 also contain those digits; utc- returns the 65 rows whose offset is negative; uk returns two, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
3. Clear the box with the Clear button, with the Esc key or by deleting the text, and all 250 rows come back. Press / to jump into the box from anywhere on the page.
4. Take a row out with its copy button: the four cells land in the clipboard as tab-separated text and paste into a spreadsheet as four columns.

What the 250 rows hold, and what they leave out