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{{short description|Three-digit numeric code to identify countries}}
'''ISO 3166-1 numeric''' (or '''numeric-3''') [[code]]s are three-digit [[country code]]s defined in [[ISO 3166-1]], part of the [[ISO 3166]] [[standardization|standard]] published by the [[International Organization for Standardization]] (ISO), to represent [[country|countries]], [[dependent territory|dependent territories]], and special areas of geographical interest. They are similar to the three-digit country codes developed and maintained by the [[United Nations Statistics Division]], from which they originate in its [[UN M.49]] standard. They were first included as part of the ISO 3166 standard in its second edition in 1981, but they were released by the United Nations Statistics Division since as early as 1970.<ref name="iarc">{{cite web| url=http://www.iarc.fr/en/publications/pdfs-online/epi/sp95/sp95-app1.pdf| title=Appendix 1. United Nations Standard Country Codes| work=Cancer Registration: Principles and Methods, IARC Scientific Publication No. 95| pages=208–211| date=1991| publisher=International Agency for Research on Cancer| access-date=2009-05-11| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110720234148/http://www.iarc.fr/en/publications/pdfs-online/epi/sp95/sp95-app1.pdf| archive-date=2011-07-20| url-status=dead}}</ref>

An advantage of numeric codes over alphabetic codes is script ([[writing system]]) independence.<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.iso.org/iso/country_codes/iso_3166-faqs/iso_3166_faqs_general.htm| title=ISO 3166 – FAQs – General questions| publisher=International Organization for Standardization (ISO)}}</ref> The ISO 3166-1 alphabetic codes ([[ISO 3166-1 alpha-2|alpha-2]] and [[ISO 3166-1 alpha-3|alpha-3]]) use letters from the 26-letter [[English alphabet]] and are suitable for languages based on the [[Latin alphabet]]. For people and systems using non-Latin scripts (such as [[Arabic alphabet|Arabic]] or [[Japanese writing system|Japanese]]), the English alphabet may be unavailable or difficult to use, understand, or correctly interpret. While numeric codes overcome the problems of script dependence, this independence comes at the cost of loss of mnemonic convenience.

Another advantage is that when countries merge or split, they will get a new numeric code, while the alphabetic code stays in use for (a part of) that country. A persistent number is needed in datasets with historical country information.

==Current codes==
===Officially assigned code elements===
The following is a complete list of the current officially assigned ISO 3166-1 numeric codes,<ref>{{cite web| url=https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#search/code/| title=Country names and code elements| publisher=ISO}}</ref> using a [[Letter case#Title case|title case]] version of the English short names officially used by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency (ISO 3166/MA):

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Code
! Country name
! Notes
|-
| {{mono|004}} || [[Afghanistan]] ||
|-
| {{mono|008}} || [[Albania]] ||
|-
| {{mono|010}} || [[Antarctica]] ||
|-
| {{mono|012}} || [[Algeria]] ||
|-
| {{mono|016}} || [[American Samoa]] ||
|-
| {{mono|020}} || [[Andorra]] ||
|-
| {{mono|024}} || [[Angola]] ||
|-
| {{mono|028}} || [[Antigua and Barbuda]] ||
|-
| {{mono|031}} || [[Azerbaijan]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|032}} || [[Argentina]] ||
|-
| {{mono|036}} || [[Australia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|040}} || [[Austria]] ||
|-
| {{mono|044}} || [[The Bahamas|Bahamas]] ||
|-
| {{mono|048}} || [[Bahrain]] ||
|-
| {{mono|050}} || [[Bangladesh]] ||
|-
| {{mono|051}} || [[Armenia]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|052}} || [[Barbados]] ||
|-
| {{mono|056}} || [[Belgium]] ||
|-
| {{mono|060}} || [[Bermuda]] ||
|-
| {{mono|064}} || [[Bhutan]] ||
|-
| {{mono|068}} || [[Bolivia|Bolivia (Plurinational State of)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|070}} || [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] || Until 1992 part of [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia]]
|-
| {{mono|072}} || [[Botswana]] ||
|-
| {{mono|074}} || [[Bouvet Island]] ||
|-
| {{mono|076}} || [[Brazil]] ||
|-
| {{mono|084}} || [[Belize]] || Formerly [[British Honduras]]
|-
| {{mono|086}} || [[British Indian Ocean Territory]] ||
|-
| {{mono|090}} || [[Solomon Islands]] || Formerly [[British Solomon Islands]]
|-
| {{mono|092}} || [[British Virgin Islands|Virgin Islands (British)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|096}} || [[Brunei|Brunei Darussalam]] ||
|-
| {{mono|100}} || [[Bulgaria]] ||
|-
| {{mono|104}} || [[Myanmar]] || Formerly Burma
|-
| {{mono|108}} || [[Burundi]] ||
|-
| {{mono|112}} || [[Belarus]] || Formerly [[Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic|Byelorussian SSR]]
|-
| {{mono|116}} || [[Cambodia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|120}} || [[Cameroon]] ||
|-
| {{mono|124}} || [[Canada]] ||
|-
| {{mono|132}} || [[Cabo Verde]] || Formerly Cape Verde
|-
| {{mono|136}} || [[Cayman Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|140}} || [[Central African Republic]] ||
|-
| {{mono|144}} || [[Sri Lanka]] || Formerly [[Dominion of Ceylon|Ceylon]]
|-
| {{mono|148}} || [[Chad]] ||
|-
| {{mono|152}} || [[Chile]] ||
|-
| {{mono|156}} || [[China]] ||
|-
| {{mono|158}} || [[Taiwan|Taiwan, Province of China]] ||
|-
| {{mono|162}} || [[Christmas Island]] ||
|-
| {{mono|166}} || [[Cocos (Keeling) Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|170}} || [[Colombia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|174}} || [[Comoros]] ||
|-
| {{mono|175}} || [[Mayotte]] || Until 1975 part of Comoros, own ISO code since 1993
|-
| {{mono|178}} || [[Republic of the Congo|Congo]] ||
|-
| {{mono|180}} || [[Democratic Republic of the Congo|Congo, Democratic Republic of the]] ||
|-
| {{mono|184}} || [[Cook Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|188}} || [[Costa Rica]] ||
|-
| {{mono|191}} || [[Croatia]] || Until 1992 part of [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia]]
|-
| {{mono|192}} || [[Cuba]] ||
|-
| {{mono|196}} || [[Cyprus]] ||
|-
| {{mono|203}} || [[Czech Republic|Czechia]] || Until 1993 part of [[Czechoslovakia]]
|-
| {{mono|204}} || [[Benin]] || Formerly [[Republic of Dahomey|Dahomey]]
|-
| {{mono|208}} || [[Denmark]] ||
|-
| {{mono|212}} || [[Dominica]] ||
|-
| {{mono|214}} || [[Dominican Republic]] ||
|-
| {{mono|218}} || [[Ecuador]] ||
|-
| {{mono|222}} || [[El Salvador]] ||
|-
| {{mono|226}} || [[Equatorial Guinea]] ||
|-
| {{mono|231}} || [[Ethiopia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|232}} || [[Eritrea]] || Until 1993 part of Ethiopia
|-
| {{mono|233}} || [[Estonia]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|234}} || [[Faroe Islands]] || Previously spelled ''Faeroe Islands''
|-
| {{mono|238}} || [[Falkland Islands|Falkland Islands (Malvinas)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|239}} || [[South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands]] || Until 1993 part of the Falkland Islands
|-
| {{mono|242}} || [[Fiji]] ||
|-
| {{mono|246}} || [[Finland]] ||
|-
| {{mono|248}} || {{sort|Aland Islands|[[Åland Islands]]}} || Until 2004 part of Finland
|-
| {{mono|250}} || [[France]] ||
|-
| {{mono|254}} || [[French Guiana]] ||
|-
| {{mono|258}} || [[French Polynesia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|260}} || [[French Southern and Antarctic Lands|French Southern Territories]] ||
|-
| {{mono|262}} || [[Djibouti]] || Formerly [[French Territory of the Afars and the Issas]]
|-
| {{mono|266}} || [[Gabon]] ||
|-
| {{mono|268}} || [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|270}} || [[The Gambia|Gambia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|275}} || [[State of Palestine|Palestine, State of]] || Replaced the [[Gaza Strip]], which was assigned code {{mono|274}}<br />by the United Nations Statistics Division
|-
| {{mono|276}} || [[Germany]] || Unified country since 1990
|-
| {{mono|288}} || [[Ghana]] ||
|-
| {{mono|292}} || [[Gibraltar]] ||
|-
| {{mono|296}} || [[Kiribati]] || Formerly [[Gilbert and Ellice Islands]]
|-
| {{mono|300}} || [[Greece]] ||
|-
| {{mono|304}} || [[Greenland]] ||
|-
| {{mono|308}} || [[Grenada]] ||
|-
| {{mono|312}} || [[Guadeloupe]] ||
|-
| {{mono|316}} || [[Guam]] ||
|-
| {{mono|320}} || [[Guatemala]] ||
|-
| {{mono|324}} || [[Guinea]] ||
|-
| {{mono|328}} || [[Guyana]] ||
|-
| {{mono|332}} || [[Haiti]] ||
|-
| {{mono|334}} || [[Heard Island and McDonald Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|336}} || [[Vatican City|Holy See]] ||
|-
| {{mono|340}} || [[Honduras]] ||
|-
| {{mono|344}} || [[Hong Kong]] ||
|-
| {{mono|348}} || [[Hungary]] ||
|-
| {{mono|352}} || [[Iceland]] ||
|-
| {{mono|356}} || [[India]] ||
|-
| {{mono|360}} || [[Indonesia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|364}} || [[Iran|Iran (Islamic Republic of)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|368}} || [[Iraq]] ||
|-
| {{mono|372}} || [[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]] ||
|-
| {{mono|376}} || [[Israel]] ||
|-
| {{mono|380}} || [[Italy]] ||
|-
| {{mono|384}} || {{sort|Cote d'Ivoire|[[Côte d'Ivoire]]}} || Formerly Ivory Coast
|-
| {{mono|388}} || [[Jamaica]] ||
|-
| {{mono|392}} || [[Japan]] ||
|-
| {{mono|398}} || [[Kazakhstan]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|400}} || [[Jordan]] ||
|-
| {{mono|404}} || [[Kenya]] ||
|-
| {{mono|408}} || [[North Korea|Korea (Democratic People's Republic of)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|410}} || [[South Korea|Korea, Republic of]] ||
|-
| {{mono|414}} || [[Kuwait]] ||
|-
| {{mono|417}} || [[Kyrgyzstan]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|418}} || [[Laos|Lao People's Democratic Republic]] ||
|-
| {{mono|422}} || [[Lebanon]] ||
|-
| {{mono|426}} || [[Lesotho]] ||
|-
| {{mono|428}} || [[Latvia]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|430}} || [[Liberia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|434}} || [[Libya]] ||
|-
| {{mono|438}} || [[Liechtenstein]] ||
|-
| {{mono|440}} || [[Lithuania]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|442}} || [[Luxembourg]] ||
|-
| {{mono|446}} || [[Macau|Macao]] ||
|-
| {{mono|450}} || [[Madagascar]] ||
|-
| {{mono|454}} || [[Malawi]] ||
|-
| {{mono|458}} || [[Malaysia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|462}} || [[Maldives]] ||
|-
| {{mono|466}} || [[Mali]] ||
|-
| {{mono|470}} || [[Malta]] ||
|-
| {{mono|474}} || [[Martinique]] ||
|-
| {{mono|478}} || [[Mauritania]] ||
|-
| {{mono|480}} || [[Mauritius]] ||
|-
| {{mono|484}} || [[Mexico]] ||
|-
| {{mono|492}} || [[Monaco]] ||
|-
| {{mono|496}} || [[Mongolia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|498}} || [[Moldova|Moldova, Republic of]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|499}} || [[Montenegro]] || Until 2006 part of [[Yugoslavia]]/[[Serbia and Montenegro]]
|-
| {{mono|500}} || [[Montserrat]] ||
|-
| {{mono|504}} || [[Morocco]] ||
|-
| {{mono|508}} || [[Mozambique]] ||
|-
| {{mono|512}} || [[Oman]] || Formerly [[Muscat and Oman]]
|-
| {{mono|516}} || [[Namibia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|520}} || [[Nauru]] ||
|-
| {{mono|524}} || [[Nepal]] ||
|-
| {{mono|528}} || [[Netherlands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|531}} || [[Curaçao]] || Until 2010 part of the [[Netherlands Antilles]]
|-
| {{mono|533}} || [[Aruba]] || Until 1986 part of the [[Netherlands Antilles]]
|-
| {{mono|534}} || [[Sint Maarten|Sint Maarten (Dutch part)]] || Until 2010 part of the [[Netherlands Antilles]]
|-
| {{mono|535}} || [[Caribbean Netherlands|Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba]] || Until 2010 part of the [[Netherlands Antilles]]
|-
| {{mono|540}} || [[New Caledonia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|548}} || [[Vanuatu]] || Formerly [[New Hebrides]]
|-
| {{mono|554}} || [[New Zealand]] ||
|-
| {{mono|558}} || [[Nicaragua]] ||
|-
| {{mono|562}} || [[Niger]] ||
|-
| {{mono|566}} || [[Nigeria]] ||
|-
| {{mono|570}} || [[Niue]] ||
|-
| {{mono|574}} || [[Norfolk Island]] ||
|-
| {{mono|578}} || [[Norway]] ||
|-
| {{mono|580}} || [[Northern Mariana Islands]] || Until 1986 part of [[Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands|Pacific Islands (Trust Territory)]]
|-
| {{mono|581}} || [[United States Minor Outlying Islands]] || Merger of uninhabited U.S. islands on the Pacific Ocean in 1986
|-
| {{mono|583}} || [[Federated States of Micronesia|Micronesia (Federated States of)]] || Until 1986 part of [[Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands|Pacific Islands (Trust Territory)]]
|-
| {{mono|584}} || [[Marshall Islands]] || Until 1986 part of [[Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands|Pacific Islands (Trust Territory)]]
|-
| {{mono|585}} || [[Palau]] || Until 1986 part of [[Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands|Pacific Islands (Trust Territory)]]
|-
| {{mono|586}} || [[Pakistan]] ||
|-
| {{mono|591}} || [[Panama]] ||
|-
| {{mono|598}} || [[Papua New Guinea]] ||
|-
| {{mono|600}} || [[Paraguay]] ||
|-
| {{mono|604}} || [[Peru]] ||
|-
| {{mono|608}} || [[Philippines]] ||
|-
| {{mono|612}} || [[Pitcairn Islands|Pitcairn]] ||
|-
| {{mono|616}} || [[Poland]] ||
|-
| {{mono|620}} || [[Portugal]] ||
|-
| {{mono|624}} || [[Guinea-Bissau]] || Formerly [[Portuguese Guinea]]
|-
| {{mono|626}} || [[East Timor|Timor-Leste]] || Formerly [[Portuguese Timor]] and East Timor
|-
| {{mono|630}} || [[Puerto Rico]] ||
|-
| {{mono|634}} || [[Qatar]] ||
|-
| {{mono|638}} || {{sort|Reunion|[[Réunion]]}} ||
|-
| {{mono|642}} || [[Romania]] ||
|-
| {{mono|643}} || [[Russia|Russian Federation]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|646}} || [[Rwanda]] ||
|-
| {{mono|652}} || [[Saint Barthélemy]] || Until 2007 part of [[Guadeloupe]]
|-
| {{mono|654}} || [[Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha]] ||
|-
| {{mono|659}} || [[Saint Kitts and Nevis]] || Until 1985 part of [[Saint Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla|Saint Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla]]
|-
| {{mono|660}} || [[Anguilla]] || Until 1985 part of [[Saint Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla|Saint Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla]]
|-
| {{mono|662}} || [[Saint Lucia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|663}} || [[Collectivity of Saint Martin|Saint Martin (French part)]] || Until 2007 part of [[Guadeloupe]]
|-
| {{mono|666}} || [[Saint Pierre and Miquelon]] ||
|-
| {{mono|670}} || [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]] ||
|-
| {{mono|674}} || [[San Marino]] ||
|-
| {{mono|678}} || [[São Tomé and Príncipe|{{sic|Sao Tome and Principe|hide=y}}]] ||
|-
| {{mono|682}} || [[Saudi Arabia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|686}} || [[Senegal]] ||
|-
| {{mono|688}} || [[Serbia]] || Until 2006 part of [[Yugoslavia]]/[[Serbia and Montenegro]]
|-
| {{mono|690}} || [[Seychelles]] ||
|-
| {{mono|694}} || [[Sierra Leone]] ||
|-
| {{mono|702}} || [[Singapore]] ||
|-
| {{mono|703}} || [[Slovakia]] || Until 1993 part of [[Czechoslovakia]]
|-
| {{mono|704}} || [[Vietnam|Viet Nam]] || Official name Socialist Republic of Viet Nam
|-
| {{mono|705}} || [[Slovenia]] || Until 1992 part of [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia]]
|-
| {{mono|706}} || [[Somalia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|710}} || [[South Africa]] ||
|-
| {{mono|716}} || [[Zimbabwe]] || Formerly [[Rhodesia|Southern Rhodesia]]
|-
| {{mono|724}} || [[Spain]] ||
|-
| {{mono|728}} || [[South Sudan]] || Until 2011 part of Sudan
|-
| {{mono|729}} || [[Sudan]] ||
|-
| {{mono|732}} || [[Western Sahara]] || Formerly [[Spanish Sahara]]
|-
| {{mono|740}} || [[Suriname]] ||
|-
| {{mono|744}} || [[Svalbard and Jan Mayen]] ||
|-
| {{mono|748}} || [[Eswatini]] || Formerly Swaziland
|-
| {{mono|752}} || [[Sweden]] ||
|-
| {{mono|756}} || [[Switzerland]] ||
|-
| {{mono|760}} || [[Syria|Syrian Arab Republic]] ||
|-
| {{mono|762}} || [[Tajikistan]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|764}} || [[Thailand]] ||
|-
| {{mono|768}} || [[Togo]] ||
|-
| {{mono|772}} || [[Tokelau]] ||
|-
| {{mono|776}} || [[Tonga]] ||
|-
| {{mono|780}} || [[Trinidad and Tobago]] ||
|-
| {{mono|784}} || [[United Arab Emirates]] || Formerly [[Trucial States]]
|-
| {{mono|788}} || [[Tunisia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|792}} || [[Turkey]] ||
|-
| {{mono|795}} || [[Turkmenistan]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|796}} || [[Turks and Caicos Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|798}} || [[Tuvalu]] ||
|-
| {{mono|800}} || [[Uganda]] ||
|-
| {{mono|804}} || [[Ukraine]] ||
|-
| {{mono|807}} || [[North Macedonia]] || Until 1993 part of [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia]]
|-
| {{mono|818}} || [[Egypt]] || Formerly [[United Arab Republic]]
|-
| {{mono|826}} || [[United Kingdom|United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland]] ||
|-
| {{mono|831}} || [[Bailiwick of Guernsey|Guernsey]] || Until 2006 part of the United Kingdom
|-
| {{mono|832}} || [[Jersey]] || Until 2006 part of the United Kingdom
|-
| {{mono|833}} || [[Isle of Man]] || Until 2006 part of the United Kingdom
|-
| {{mono|834}} || [[Tanzania|Tanzania, United Republic of]] ||
|-
| {{mono|840}} || [[United States of America]] ||
|-
| {{mono|850}} || [[United States Virgin Islands|Virgin Islands (U.S.)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|854}} || [[Burkina Faso]] || Formerly [[Republic of Upper Volta|Upper Volta]]
|-
| {{mono|858}} || [[Uruguay]] ||
|-
| {{mono|860}} || [[Uzbekistan]] || Until 1991 part of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]]
|-
| {{mono|862}} || [[Venezuela|Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|876}} || [[Wallis and Futuna]] ||
|-
| {{mono|882}} || [[Samoa]] || Formerly Western Samoa
|-
| {{mono|887}} || [[Yemen]] || Unified country since 1990
|-
| {{mono|894}} || [[Zambia]] ||
|}

===User-assigned code elements===
User-assigned code elements are codes at the disposal of users who need to add further names of countries, territories, or other geographical entities to their in-house application of ISO 3166-1. The ISO 3166/MA will never use these codes in the updating process of the standard. The numeric codes {{mono|900}} to {{mono|999}} can be user-assigned.<ref>{{cite web| url=https://www.iso.org/glossary-for-iso-3166.html| title=Glossary for ISO 3166 - Codes for countries and their subdivisions| publisher=ISO}}</ref>

==Withdrawn codes==
When countries merge, split, or undergo territorial change, their numeric codes are withdrawn and new numeric codes are assigned. For example:
* [[East Germany]] and [[West Germany]] used numeric codes {{mono|278}} and {{mono|280}} respectively before their unification in 1990. Since then, the unified [[Germany]] has used numeric code {{mono|276}}, while keeping the alphabetic codes for West Germany (except in the banking area where they still use the {{mono|280}} code<ref>https://www.girocard.eu/media/weiternutzung_iso3166-code-280_deutschland.pdf {{Bare URL PDF|date=March 2022}}</ref>).
* [[Ethiopia]] used numeric code {{mono|230}} before [[Eritrea]] split away in 1993. Since then, Ethiopia has used numeric code {{mono|231}}, while keeping the same alphabetic codes.
* [[Sudan]] used numeric code {{mono|736}} before [[South Sudan]] split away in 2011. Since then, Sudan has used numeric code {{mono|729}}, while keeping the same alphabetic codes.

If a country changes its name without any territorial change, its numeric code remains the same. For example, when [[Burma]] was renamed Myanmar without territorial change in 1989, its alphabetic codes were changed, but its numeric code {{mono|104}} has remained the same.

The following numeric codes have been withdrawn from ISO 3166-1:<ref>{{cite web| url=http://www.davros.org/misc/iso3166.html#disused| title=Country codes in ISO 3166 (Table 2: codes withdrawn from use)| author=Clive Feather| date=2003-07-25}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Code
! Country name
! class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| {{mono|128}} || [[Canton and Enderbury Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|200}} || [[Czechoslovakia]] ||
|-
| {{mono|216}} || [[Queen Maud Land|Dronning Maud Land]] ||
|-
| {{mono|230}} || [[Ethiopia]] || before [[Eritrea]] split away in 1993
|-
| {{mono|249}} || [[Metropolitan France|France, Metropolitan]] ||
|-
| {{mono|278}} || [[East Germany|German Democratic Republic]] || i.e., East Germany
|-
| {{mono|280}} || [[West Germany|Germany, Federal Republic of]] || i.e., West Germany
|-
| {{mono|396}} || [[Johnston Atoll|Johnston Island]] ||
|-
| {{mono|488}} || [[Midway Atoll|Midway Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|530}} || [[Netherlands Antilles]] || after [[Aruba]] split away in 1986
|-
| {{mono|532}} || Netherlands Antilles || before Aruba split away in 1986
|-
| {{mono|536}} || [[Saudi–Iraqi neutral zone|Neutral Zone]] ||
|-
| {{mono|582}} || [[Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands|Pacific Islands (Trust Territory)]] ||
|-
| {{mono|590}} || [[Panama]] || before adding [[Panama Canal Zone]] in 1979
|-
| {{mono|658}} || [[Saint Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla|Saint Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla]] ||
|-
| {{mono|720}} || [[South Yemen|Yemen, Democratic]] || i.e., South Yemen
|-
| {{mono|736}} || [[Sudan]] || before [[South Sudan]] split away in 2011
|-
| {{mono|810}} || [[Soviet Union|USSR]] ||
|-
| {{mono|849}} || [[United States Miscellaneous Pacific Islands]] ||
|-
| {{mono|872}} || [[Wake Island]] ||
|-
| {{mono|886}} || [[Yemen Arab Republic]] || i.e., North Yemen
|-
| {{mono|890}} || [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of]] ||
|-
| {{mono|891}} || [[Serbia and Montenegro]] || original name: [[Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of]]
|}

The following numeric codes were also assigned by the United Nations Statistics Division, but these territories were never officially included in ISO 3166-1:<ref name="iarc" />

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Code
! Territory name
|-
| {{mono|274}} || [[Gaza Strip|Gaza Strip (Palestine)]]
|-
| {{mono|282}} || [[East Berlin|German Democratic Republic, Berlin]]
|-
| {{mono|284}} || [[West Berlin|Germany, West Berlin]]
|-
| {{mono|650}} || [[Ryukyu Islands]]
|-
| {{mono|728}} || [[Plazas de soberanía|Spanish North Africa]] (note: this code is now used by [[South Sudan]])
|-
| {{mono|830}} || [[Channel Islands]]
|}

In the [[UN M.49]] standard developed by the United Nations Statistics Division, additional numeric codes are used to represent geographical regions and groupings of countries and areas for statistical processing purposes, but these codes are not included in ISO 3166-1. Unlike alphabetic codes, there are no reserved numeric codes in ISO 3166-1.

==References==
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==Sources and external links==
* [https://www.iso.org/iso-3166-country-codes.html ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency], International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
* [http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49.htm ''Standard Country or Area Codes for Statistical Use''], United Nations Statistics Division
** [http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49alpha.htm Countries or areas, codes and abbreviations] — list of alpha-3 and numeric codes (a few territories officially assigned codes in ISO 3166-1 are not included in this list)
** [http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49regin.htm Composition of macro geographical (continental) regions, geographical sub-regions, and selected economic and other groupings]
** [http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49chang.htm Country or area numerical codes added or changed since 1982]
* ''[[The World Factbook]]'' (public domain), Central Intelligence Agency
** [https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/appendix/appendix-d.html Appendix D – Cross-Reference List of Country Data Codes] — comparison of FIPS 10, ISO 3166, and STANAG 1059 country codes
* [http://www.statoids.com/ Administrative Divisions of Countries ("Statoids")], Statoids.com
** [http://www.statoids.com/wab.html Country codes] — comparison of ISO 3166-1 country codes with other country codes
** [http://www.statoids.com/w3166his.html ISO 3166-1 Change History]

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