Area Code 2567 – Thora/Tyalgum/Tyringham/Ulong/Urbenville/Whiporie/Wiangaree/Woodburn/Woodenbong/Wooli/Coffs Harbour/Mullumbimby
The phone area code for Thora/Tyalgum/Tyringham/Ulong/Urbenville/Whiporie/Wiangaree/Woodburn/Woodenbong/Wooli/Coffs Harbour/Mullumbimby is 2567 (international format +612567). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.
📞 Exchange Codes (NXX) for Area Code 2567
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📍 Geographic Location of Thora/Tyalgum/Tyringham/Ulong/Urbenville/Whiporie/Wiangaree/Woodburn/Woodenbong/Wooli/Coffs Harbour/Mullumbimby
Geographic Coverage and Administrative Jurisdiction
The Australian geographic area code 02 2567 is part of the larger 02 numbering region, which covers New South Wales (NSW) and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Specifically, the 2567 exchange is allocated to a cluster of towns and localities in the Northern Rivers and Mid North Coast regions of NSW. These include Thora, Tyalgum, Tyringham, Ulong, Urbenville, Whiporie, Wiangaree, Woodburn, Woodenbong, Wooli, and parts of Coffs Harbour and Mullumbimby. The area is characterized by a mix of rural communities, agricultural land, and coastal towns, with Coffs Harbour serving as a major regional center.
Dialing Formats and Caller Instructions
For callers within Australia, the local dialing format is (02) 2567 XXXX (where XXXX is the local subscriber number). When dialing from a landline in the same area, the full national number is typically required due to the widespread adoption of 8-digit local numbers and the absence of a separate local dialing prefix. For international callers, the correct format is +61 2 2567 XXXX (note the omission of the leading '0' in the international format).
- Local callers (within Australia): Dial 02 2567 XXXX.
- International callers: Dial +61 2 2567 XXXX.
Numbering and Overlay Considerations
The 02 region does not have an overlay code; however, all numbers in the region share the same area code, and local calls are not subject to additional charges. The 2567 prefix is a geographic number, meaning it is tied to the physical location of the line. This is important for businesses that require a local presence, as the number indicates a specific service area. There are no known overlay plans for this exchange, but as with all Australian numbers, the length is fixed at 10 digits (including the leading '0' for national dialing).
Practical Usage and Examples
For example, a business in Coffs Harbour with the number 02 2567 1234 would be reachable internationally at +61 2 2567 1234. When calling from a mobile phone within Australia, it is standard practice to dial the full national number, including the area code, even if the caller is in the same region. This ensures proper routing and avoids misdialing.
Understanding the correct dialing format is essential for both residents and businesses to maintain seamless communication. Whether you are placing a call from overseas or within Australia, following the guidelines above will ensure your call connects reliably.