RefTables

Free reference tables for ISO codes, time zones, dialing codes, HTTP status codes, and more. All data is public domain.

Reference Tables

RefTables provides free, accurate reference tables sourced from public-domain datasets maintained by ISO, IANA, IETF, IUPAC, and other open international bodies. No registration required. No data collected. Just the facts.

ISO 3166 Country Codes

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

ISO 4217 Currency Codes

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

International Dialing Codes

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

World Time Zones

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

HTTP Status Codes

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

NATO Phonetic Alphabet

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

SI Metric Prefixes

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

Chemical Elements Reference

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

Morse Code Chart

Complete reference table with definitions and examples.

Tip: All tables are keyboard-searchable. Press Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to search within any page.

What data sources does RefTables use?

All data is sourced from public-domain and open-license standards: ISO 3166/4217 (country and currency codes), IANA Time Zone Database, IETF RFCs (HTTP status codes), IUPAC (chemical elements), BIPM (SI prefixes), NATO/ICAO (phonetic alphabet), and ITU (dialing codes).

Is this data free to use?

Yes. All data published on RefTables is from public-domain sources. You are free to use the facts themselves (facts are not copyrightable). Always cite the original standard when using in professional or academic contexts.

How often is the data updated?

Reference data (ISO codes, time zones, etc.) is updated when the relevant governing body publishes changes. ISO country codes change infrequently - typically fewer than five changes per year.

How do I find a specific code?

Use your browser's built-in search (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) to instantly locate any code, name, or value in the table. All tables are plain HTML for fast, accessible searching.