Hey, someone out there must know this.
Do canadians use two letter abbreviations for their provinces? If so, what are they?
http://www.telcodata.us/ <-- This is why. I have canadian telco data, all currently thrown in there under "CN", but I'm sure they have two letter abbreviations for their provinces I could be using.
hello canada girl…
ya man. they changed it to 2 letters after the states did.
british columbia – bc
alberta – ab
saskatchewan – sk
manitoba – mb
ontario – on
quebec (losers) – qc (i think)
nova scotia – ns
newfoundland – nf
new brunswick – nb
prince edward island – pe
yukon – yt
northwest territories – nt
why on earth would u need to know this? canada sucks.
get em here
They may suck, i don't know. I've been to their casinos once. :-/ Either way, I run a telecommunications database site where you can look up information on a phone number, given the area code and prefix, among other things.
A good number of people find the site useful, so I am adding the rest of north america into it as I find sources for the information.
Re: hello canada girl…
I believe Québec's abbreviation is PQ, for province du Qu&eactue;bec.
And don't forget Nunavut (NU, I believe)!
as nunavut seems to share a single areacode with the yukon and northwest territories (867), I put it all under northwest territories. :->
Re: hello canada girl…
ya, i thought it was pq, but that website said it was qc. i dunno. at this point i know the states' geography better than canada. i should just move there.