Numbers with prefix 859 in Spain
859 is a landline prefix for Huelva.
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This page shows information about numbers beginning with 859 in Spain. If you received a call from an unknown number with this prefix, search the full number in our database to read community reports and comments. Landline Huelva. Cost: Normal.
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Operators with numbering in prefix 859
According to the CNMC numbering register, the numbering of prefix 859 is split between 7 operators (80,000 of 1,000,000 numbers assigned).
- Orange2 blocks · 20,000 numbers · 2% of the prefix
- Adamo Telecom Iberia1 block · 10,000 numbers · 1% of the prefix
- Aire Networks Del Mediterráneo1 block · 10,000 numbers · 1% of the prefix
- Alai Operador De Telecomunicaciones1 block · 10,000 numbers · 1% of the prefix
- Avatel Móvil1 block · 10,000 numbers · 1% of the prefix
- Bt Global Ict Business Spain1 block · 10,000 numbers · 1% of the prefix
- Euskaltel1 block · 10,000 numbers · 1% of the prefix
Because of number portability, a given number may have moved to another operator after the assignment. Source: Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia (CNMC)
Prefix 859 activity on NoCall
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No numbers reported with prefix 859
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About numbers 859
Landline Huelva. Cost: Normal. A prefix describes an allocation. Portability and caller-ID spoofing mean it cannot identify the caller on its own.
Source and review
Secretaría de Estado de Telecomunicaciones e Infraestructuras Digitales · Document: 2021-02-18 · Reviewed: 2026-08-09
A prefix describes an allocation. Portability and caller-ID spoofing mean it cannot identify the caller on its own.
