Area Code 2358 – N'Dalatando
The phone area code for N'Dalatando is 2358 (international format +2442358). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.
📍 Geographic Location of N'Dalatando
Geographic Overview
The area code 2358 is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the city of N'Dalatando, the capital of the Cuanza Norte Province in Angola. This code is part of the Angolan national numbering plan, which follows ITU-T E.164 recommendations. N'Dalatando is located approximately 190 kilometers east of the national capital, Luanda, and serves as an important administrative and commercial hub for the region.
Dialing Formats
When calling a fixed-line number in N'Dalatando, the complete international format is +244 2358 XXX XXX, where +244 is Angola's country calling code, 2358 is the area code, and the subscriber number typically consists of seven digits. Within Angola, callers must dial the trunk prefix 0 before the area code, resulting in the national format 0 2358 XXX XXX. For example, a local number might be +244 2358 123 456 from abroad, or 02358 123 456 from within Angola.
Caller Instructions
- Local callers (within Angola): Dial 02358 followed by the subscriber number. The leading 0 is the national trunk prefix and is required for all domestic calls to geographic numbers.
- International callers: Dial your country's international access code (e.g., 00 from most countries, or 011 from the United States), then Angola's country code 244, followed by the area code 2358 and the subscriber number. Do not include the trunk prefix 0.
Administrative and Regulatory Notes
The Angolan communications regulator, INACOM, oversees the allocation of numbering resources. Geographic area codes like 2358 are tied to specific regions, and while number portability is available for mobile services, fixed-line geographic numbers are generally not portable across different geographic areas. This means that a number with the 2358 prefix is permanently associated with the N'Dalatando exchange area.
As Angola continues to modernize its telecommunications infrastructure, the use of VoIP and mobile services is expanding, but geographic codes remain essential for fixed-line connectivity, particularly for businesses and government institutions that require a stable, location-based presence.