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Area Code 5573 – Hörbranz

The phone area code for Hörbranz is 5573 (international format +435573). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
12:14:51
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Full Dialing Format
+435573
Population 6,346
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Admin Region Vorarlberg
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Elevation 416m
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GPS Coordinates 47.5500, 9.7500
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📍 Geographic Location of Hörbranz

Geographic Overview

Area code 5573 is a geographic destination code assigned to the western Austrian state of Vorarlberg, specifically serving the municipality of Hörbranz and its immediate surroundings. Hörbranz is located in the Bregenz district, near the shores of Lake Constance (Bodensee) and the German border. The code covers the town center and adjacent localities, including parts of the Leiblachtal valley. As a geographic number, 5573 is tied to the PSTN infrastructure of the region, although calls may be routed over IP-based networks by carriers.

Dialing Formats

When calling a subscriber in Hörbranz, the national significant number (NSN) is 10 digits, comprising the area code (without the leading trunk prefix) and the subscriber number. The subscriber number length varies between 5 and 7 digits, depending on the specific line allocation. For domestic calls within Austria, you must use the trunk prefix 0 before the area code. For international calls, replace the leading 0 with Austria's country code +43.

  • Local dialing (within Austria): 0 5573 [subscriber number]
  • International dialing: +43 5573 [subscriber number]

For example, if the subscriber number is 12345, the local format is 0 5573 12345, and the international format is +43 5573 12345. Note that the trunk prefix 0 is not part of the international number.

Caller Instructions

Callers from within Austria: Dial 0, then the area code 5573, followed by the subscriber number. Do not omit the leading 0 when calling from a mobile phone or a fixed line, as it is essential for routing.

Callers from outside Austria: Dial the international access code (e.g., 00 from most European countries, 011 from North America), then Austria's country code 43, then the area code 5573 (without the leading 0), and finally the subscriber number. For instance, a caller from Germany would dial 00 43 5573 12345.

Overlay and Numbering Considerations

As of the latest ITU-T E.164 data, there is no overlay code for the 5573 area. The numbering plan is closed, meaning that all national numbers have a fixed length of 10 digits (including the leading 0). Geographic numbers are not portable to other geographic areas, but subscribers may retain their numbers when switching providers within the same area, subject to national number portability rules.

For businesses in Hörbranz, using a local geographic number enhances trust with regional customers. For callers, it is important to note that calls to 5573 are charged according to the national fixed-line tariff, regardless of the caller's location within Austria, unless the call is made from a mobile network where different rates may apply.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Which region does the Austrian area code 5573 cover?
Area code 5573 covers the municipality of Hörbranz in the state of Vorarlberg, Austria, including parts of the Leiblachtal valley near Lake Constance.
How do I call a number in Hörbranz from abroad?
Dial the international access code (e.g., 00 or 011), then Austria's country code 43, then the area code 5573 (without the leading 0), followed by the subscriber number. Example: +43 5573 12345.
Is 5573 a mobile or fixed-line prefix?
5573 is a geographic fixed-line prefix assigned to the Hörbranz area. It is not used for mobile services.
Do I need to dial the area code when calling locally within Hörbranz?
Yes, within Austria, you must always dial the trunk prefix 0 and the area code 5573, even for local calls, because the Austrian numbering plan requires full national number dialing.
Can I port my 5573 number to another provider?
Yes, number portability is available in Austria. You can keep your 5573 number when switching providers, as long as the new service is provided within the same geographic area.