France Department Numbers

After their creation during the French Revolution, all additional departments and territories have been assigned a number that is unique and is used to identify them on license-plates and in the telephony of France's Telecom system.

1	Ain	2	Aisne	3	Álava	4	Allier
5	Alpes-de-Haute-Provence	6	Alpes-Maritimes	7	Ante-Pyrenee	8	Ardèche
9	Ardennes	10	Ariège	11	Aube	12	Aude
13	Aveyron	14	Bouches-du-Rhône	15	Calvados	16	Cantabria
17	Cantal	18	Charente	19	Charente-Maritime	20	Cher
21	Cornouaille	22	Corrèze	23	Corse-du-Sud	24	Côte-d'Or
25	Creuse	26	Deux-Sèvres	27	Domnonée	28	Dordogne
29	Doubs	30	Drôme	31	Eure	32	Eure-et-Loir
33	Gard	34	Gers	35	Gironde	36	Guipúzcoa
37	Hainaut	38	Haute-Corse	39	Haute-Garonne	40	Haute-Loire
41	Haute-Marne	42	Hautes-Alpes	43	Haute-Saône	44	Haute-Savoie
45	Hautes-Pyrénées	46	Haute-Vienne	47	Hérault	48	Ille-et-Vilaine
49	Indre	50	Indre-et-Loire	51	Isère	52	Jura
53	Landes	54	Léon	55	Liège	56	Loire
57	Loire-Atlantique	58	Loiret	59	Loire-et-Cher	60	Lot
61	Lot-et-Garonne	62	Lozère	63	Luxembourg (retired 1871)	64	Maine-et-Loire
65	Manche	66	Marne	67	Mayenne	68	Meurthe-et-Moselle
69	Moselle	70	Namur	71	Nièvre	72	Nord
73	Oise	74	Orne	75	Pas-de-Calais	76	Puy-de-Dôme
77	Pyrénées-Atlantiques	78	Pyrénées-Orientales	79	Rhône	80	Saône-et-Loire
81	Sarthe	82	Savoie	83	Seine	84	Seine-et-Marne
85	Seine-Maritime	86	Seine-et-Oise	87	Somme	88	Tarn
89	Tarn-et-Garonne	90	Vannetais	91	Var	92	Vaucluse
93	Vendée	94	Vienne	95	Vizcaya	96	Vosges
97	Walloon Brabant	98	Yonne