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Area Code 2982 – Horn

The phone area code for Horn is 2982 (international format +432982). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
05:40:22
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Full Dialing Format
+432982
Population 6,608
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Admin Region Lower Austria
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Elevation 307m
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GPS Coordinates 48.6760, 15.6681
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📍 Geographic Location of Horn

Geographic Overview

Austrian area code +43 2982 is assigned to the Horn telephone district in the federal state of Lower Austria (Niederösterreich). This code covers the town of Horn and its surrounding municipalities, including Altenburg, Eggenburg, Gars am Kamp, and Sigmundsherberg. The region is located in the Waldviertel area, northwest of Vienna, and is served by both fixed-line and VoIP providers.

Dialing Formats

When calling a Horn number from within Austria, you must use the national trunk prefix 0 followed by the area code and the subscriber number. The subscriber number length varies between 5 and 7 digits, making the total national significant number (NSN) length 9 to 11 digits (including the leading 0). For example, a local number might be dialed as:

  • 0 2982 12345 (national format)
  • +43 2982 12345 (international format)

If you are calling from a foreign country, replace the leading 0 with the Austrian country code +43. Calls from mobile phones within Austria can usually be dialed in the same national format, but some networks allow direct international format dialing.

Local vs. National Calls

Within the Horn area, local calls may be dialed without the area code if your line is connected to the same local exchange. However, for clarity and to avoid misdialing, it is recommended to always use the full national format. Calls from other Austrian regions require the full national number with the trunk prefix.

Numbering Plan Considerations

Austria's numbering plan follows ITU-T E.164 recommendations. The area code 2982 is a geographic code, meaning that the tariff for calls to this number is typically based on the destination's geographic location. However, with the rise of VoIP and number portability, the actual location of the subscriber may not correspond to the area code. This is particularly relevant for business numbers that may be routed to a call center elsewhere.

There are no overlay codes currently in effect for the Horn area; the 2982 code is the sole geographic code for this district. If you are unsure about the correct dialing format, consult your service provider or check the official Austrian Regulatory Authority for Broadcasting and Telecommunications (RTR) guidelines.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I call a Horn number from abroad?
Dial your country's international access code (e.g., 00 or +), then Austria's country code 43, followed by the area code 2982 without the leading 0, and the subscriber number. Example: +43 2982 12345.
What is the cost of calling +43 2982?
Calls to Austrian geographic numbers are typically charged at standard national rates when calling from within Austria. From abroad, international rates apply. VoIP providers may offer lower rates. Always check with your operator.
Is +43 2982 a mobile or landline prefix?
It is a geographic landline prefix assigned to the Horn area. However, due to number portability, the number might be redirected to a mobile or VoIP service, but the caller is still charged as a fixed-line call.
Can I dial a Horn number without the area code if I am in the same region?
In some local networks, you may dial only the subscriber number for local calls. However, this is not guaranteed, especially with VoIP or mobile phones. It is safer to always use the full national format: 0 2982 + subscriber number.
What is the subscriber number length for Horn numbers?
Subscriber numbers in the Horn area can vary between 5 and 7 digits. The total length of the national significant number (including the area code but excluding the trunk prefix) is 9 to 11 digits.