312 may refer to:
*The year 312 AD
*The year 312 BC
*The number 312
*One of several Ferrari racing cars with 3 litre 12-cylinder engines.::*The 312, 312B and 312T Formula One cars:*The 312P and 312PB sportscar prototype class cars
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*The Chicago Loop area code 312.
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