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The telephone country code for France is +33. Telephone numbers in Bordeaux begin with 05, which is +33 5 in international format, with a further 8 digits for the complete number.
(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, Japan uses 010, Australia uses 0011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
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How many km is it from France to Bordeaux?
Bordeaux is IN France.
Is Bordeaux France in the north east west or the south?
Bordeaux is a port and city in south-west France.
Is Bordeaux a region?
Bordeaux is a port-city in France.
Where is area code 475 in France?
There is no such code as 475 in France. French Postal zip codes have two digits for regions, or five for localities. The international dialing code is +33. The national area dialing codes (now included in the phone number) have only two digits (01 to 05).
What is the dialing code for Barbados?
The dialing code for Barbados is 246
Is Bordeaux in Spain?
No it is in France.
What si the Distance from Bordeaux to Bergerac?
what is the distance between Bordeaux and Bergerac, France?
Where do you go to find Bordeaux?
France
Where is the Bordeaux region?
in the west of France
What are the release dates for From Bordeaux to Pauillac France - 1911?
From Bordeaux to Pauillac France - 1911 was released on: USA: 12 September 1911
What county is bordeaux in?
The country that Bordeaux is in is France. Bordeaux is also known for its red wines.If by county, you means what province, or state/county/region Bordeaux is in :it is the capital city of the Aquitaine (Aquitani) region in SW France.(*Not to be confused with Bourdeaux :Bourdeaux is a commune in the Drôme department in south-eastern France.)
Where do Dogue de Bordeaux live?
They can live any and every where. but they were first bred in Bordeaux, France.
