Lists of UN numbers

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Danger code: 30 for Flammable liquids; 33 for very Flammable liquids, with its 4 digits UN number (see below)

The UN numbers range from UN0001 to about UN3600 and are assigned by the United Nations Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods. Each number is associated with the dangerous goods class and proper shipping name for the material or type of goods.^{[citation needed]}

UN 0001 to 0600

UN 1000 to 2000

UN 2001 to 3000

UN 3001 and above

Vehicle from Spain, with UN code 3295

References

UN Dangerous Goods Transportation, cited on 26 April 2015
UN Dangerous Goods List
ADR Dangerous Goods List 2021
ADR Dangerous Goods substances

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