<phoneNumberMetadata>
  <territories>
    <!-- Ascension Island -->
    <!-- www.itu.int/oth/T02020000AF -->
    <territory id="AC">
      <generalDesc>
        <nationalNumberPattern>9\d{2}</nationalNumberPattern>
      </generalDesc>
      <shortCode>
        <nationalNumberPattern>911</nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="3"/>
        <exampleNumber>911</exampleNumber>
      </shortCode>
      <emergency>
        <!-- http://studentsabroad.state.gov/content/pdfs/911_ABROAD.pdf
             http://www.noonsite.com/Countries/AscensionIsland/?rc=GeneralInfo
             Note the 4-digit emergency numbers fit the fixed-line pattern, therefore are not
             included. This is consistent with how we handle such numbers in other countries. -->
        <nationalNumberPattern>911</nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="3"/>
        <exampleNumber>911</exampleNumber>
      </emergency>
    </territory>

    <!-- Argentina -->
    <!-- http://www.itu.int/oth/T0202000009/en -->
    <!-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Argentina#Public_utility_numbers -->
    <territory id="AR">
      <generalDesc>
        <nationalNumberPattern>[01389]\d{1,4}</nationalNumberPattern>
      </generalDesc>
      <shortCode>
        <nationalNumberPattern>
          000|
          1(?:
            0[0-35-7]|
            1[02-5]|
            2[15]|
            9
          )|
          3372|
          89338|
          911
        </nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="[2-5]"/>
        <exampleNumber>121</exampleNumber>
      </shortCode>
      <tollFree>
        <!-- According to http://wikitravel.org/en/Argentina all 2 and 3 digit numbers are free,
             except for 113. -->
        <nationalNumberPattern>
          [09]\d{2}|
          1(?:
            [02-9]\d?|
            1[0-24-9]?
          )
        </nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="2,3"/>
        <exampleNumber>111</exampleNumber>
      </tollFree>
      <!-- 911 is only available in select cities. Since it's not available everywhere
           and is location specific adding this number here. -->
      <carrierSpecific>
        <!-- https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170024 -->
        <nationalNumberPattern>
          89338|
          911
        </nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="3,5"/>
        <exampleNumber>89338</exampleNumber>
      </carrierSpecific>
      <emergency>
        <!-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_Argentina#Public_utility_numbers -->
        <!-- 911 is only available in some places. -->
        <nationalNumberPattern>
          10[017]|
          911
        </nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="3"/>
        <exampleNumber>101</exampleNumber>
      </emergency>
      <expandedEmergency>
        <nationalNumberPattern>10[356]</nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="3"/>
        <exampleNumber>103</exampleNumber>
      </expandedEmergency>
      <smsServices>
        <!-- https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170024 -->
        <nationalNumberPattern>
          3372|
          89338
        </nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="4,5"/>
        <exampleNumber>3372</exampleNumber>
      </smsServices>
    </territory>

    <!-- Guam -->
    <!-- http://www.nationalnanpa.com/nas/public/assigned_code_query_step1.do?method=resetCodeQueryModel -->
    <territory id="GU">
      <generalDesc>
        <nationalNumberPattern>9\d{2}</nationalNumberPattern>
      </generalDesc>
      <shortCode>
        <nationalNumberPattern>911</nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="3"/>
        <exampleNumber>911</exampleNumber>
      </shortCode>
      <emergency>
        <!-- http://www.justice.gov.gu/compileroflaws/gca/10gca/10gc084.PDF -->
        <nationalNumberPattern>911</nationalNumberPattern>
        <possibleLengths national="3"/>
        <exampleNumber>911</exampleNumber>
      </emergency>
    </territory>
  </territories>
</phoneNumberMetadata>
