To call Uruguay from the U.S. dial: 011 + 598 + City Code + Phone Number.

Phone calls placed from the United States to Uruguay require you to dial: 011 + 598 + City Code + Phone Number. Use the table below to find the appropriate city code in Uruguay.
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| City Name | City Code |
|---|---|
| Aigui | 446 |
| Araminda | 37 |
| Artigas | 772 |
| Autodromo | 2 |
| Balneario Las Flores | 43 |
| Baltasar Brum | 776 |
| Barra del Chuy | 474 |
| Barrio Escavino | 349 |
| Belen | 766 |
| Bella Union | 779 |
| Boca del Rosario | 557 |
| Caballada | 52 |
| Canelon Chico | 33 |
| Capurro | 338 |
| Cardal | 339 |
| Cardona | 536 |
| Carlos Reyles | 368 |
| Carmelo | 542 |
| Carmen | 365 |
| Caserko Murialdo | 313 |
| Castillos | 475 |
| Casupi | 311 |
| Cebollatk | 459 |
| Cerro Chato | 466 |
| Cerro Colorado | 318 |
| Chamizo | 319 |
| Colonia Cosmopolita | 556 |
| Colonia Miguelete | 575 |
| Colonia Piamontesa | 552 |
| Colonia Rapettti | 346 |
| Colonia Tomis Berretta | 562 |
| Colonia Valdense | 55 |
| Conchillas | 577 |
| Constitucion | 764 |
| Costa Azul (Rocha) | 479 |
| Dayman | 73 |
| Dolores | 534 |
| Durazno | 36 |
| Estacion Andreoni | 317 |
| Estacion Sosa Dkaz | 390 |
| Faro Jose Ignacio | 486 |
| Florida | 352 |
| Fraile Muerto | 688 |
| Guichon | 742 |
| Ismael Cortinas | 539 |
| Izcua | 412 |
| J.P.Varela | 455 |
| Jose Batlle y Ordonez | 469 |
| Jose Enrique Rodo | 538 |
| Juan Lacaze | 586 |
| La Barra (Maldonado) | 42 |
| La Coronilla | 476 |
| Lagomar | 38 |
| Laguna Merkn | 679 |
| Las Canas | 413 |
| Lascano | 456 |
| Libertad | 345 |
| Mariscala | 449 |
| Melo | 64 |
| Mercedes | 53 |
| Minas | 44 |
| Minas de Corrales | 658 |
| Mones Quintela | 778 |
| Nueva Carrara | 415 |
| Nueva Palmira | 544 |
| Nuevo Berlkn | 568 |
| Ombses de Lavalle | 576 |
| Palmitas | 537 |
| Paso de los Toros | 664 |
| Paysands | 72 |
| Piedras Coloradas | 747 |
| Pintado | 354 |
| Piraraji | 448 |
| Playa Fomento | 587 |
| Punta del Diablo | 477 |
| Quebracho | 754 |
| Rivera | 62 |
| Rko Branco | 675 |
| Rocha | 47 |
| Rodrkguez | 348 |
| San Gregorio de Polanco | 369 |
| San Jacinto | 399 |
| San Javier | 569 |
| San Jose | 34 |
| San Ramon | 312 |
| Santa Ana | 588 |
| Santa Clara de Olimar | 464 |
| Sarandk del Yk | 367 |
| Solks de Mataojo | 379 |
| Tacuarembo | 63 |
| Tala | 315 |
| Tarariras | 574 |
| Termas del Arapey | 645 |
| Tomis Gomensoro | 777 |
| Tranqueras | 656 |
| Treinta y Tres | 45 |
| Trinidad | 364 |
| Velizquez | 457 |
| Vergara | 458 |
| Vichadero | 654 |
| Young | 567 |
| Zapicin | 463 |
| Zona Franca | 982 |
Montevideo, founded by the Spanish in 1726 as a military stronghold, soon took advantage of its natural harbor to became an important commercial center. Annexed by Brazil as a separate province in 1821, Uruguay declared its independence four years later and secured its freedom in 1828 after a three-year struggle. The administrations of President BATLLE in the early 20th century established widespread political, social, and economic reforms. A violent Marxist urban guerrilla movement named the Tupamaros, launched in the late 1960s, led Uruguay's president to agree to military control of his administration in 1973. By yearend, the rebels had been crushed, but the military continued to expand its hold throughout the government. Civilian rule was not restored until 1985. Uruguay's political and labor conditions are among the freest on the continent.
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