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Area Code 7755 – Mettmach

The phone area code for Mettmach is 7755 (international format +437755). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
05:37:55
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Full Dialing Format
+437755
Population 2,378
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Admin Region Upper Austria
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Elevation 462m
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GPS Coordinates 48.1734, 13.3428
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📍 Geographic Location of Mettmach

Geographic Overview

The Austrian area code +43 7755 is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the town of Mettmach and its immediate surroundings in the federal state of Upper Austria (Oberösterreich). Mettmach is located in the Innviertel region, approximately 15 kilometers south of the district capital Ried im Innkreis. The code covers the municipality of Mettmach and, in some cases, adjacent localities that share the same local exchange. This area is served by fixed-line PSTN and VoIP providers, and the code is used exclusively for landline numbers.

Dialing Formats

When calling a Mettmach number from within Austria, you must use the national trunk prefix 0 followed by the area code and the subscriber number. For example, a local number might be dialed as:

  • 0 7755 12345 (national format)

From outside Austria, callers should use the international prefix (typically 00 or +) followed by the Austrian country code 43, the area code without the leading zero, and the subscriber number:

  • +43 7755 12345 (international format)

If you are calling from a mobile phone within Austria, you can also use the international format by replacing the leading zero with +43.

Number Structure

Austrian geographic numbers typically have a variable length. In the Mettmach area, subscriber numbers usually consist of 5 to 7 digits. The total length of the national significant number (NSN) after the trunk prefix is generally between 9 and 11 digits, depending on the subscriber number length. For example, +43 7755 12345 has an NSN of 10 digits (7755 + 6-digit subscriber number).

Caller Instructions

Local callers: If you are within the Mettmach area, you may be able to dial just the subscriber number without the area code, depending on your local exchange configuration. However, for clarity and to avoid misdialing, it is recommended to always use the full national format.

International callers: Always use the plus sign (+) or the international access code of your country, followed by 43 and the area code without the leading zero. Ensure you omit the initial '0' of the area code when dialing from abroad.

Overlay and Regulatory Notes

As of the latest ITU-T E.164 assignment data, there is no overlay code for the 7755 area. The Austrian Regulatory Authority for Broadcasting and Telecommunications (RTR) manages numbering resources. Geographic numbers are portable within the same geographic area, meaning you can keep your number if you change providers but not if you move to a different area code.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the area code for Mettmach, Austria?
The area code for Mettmach is 7755, which is used for fixed-line numbers in that region. When dialing from abroad, you use +43 7755.
How do I call a Mettmach number from another country?
Dial your country's international access code (e.g., 00 or +), then 43 (Austria's country code), then 7755 without the leading zero, followed by the subscriber number. For example, +43 7755 12345.
Is the 7755 area code used for mobile phones?
No, 7755 is a geographic area code assigned to fixed-line services in Mettmach. Mobile numbers in Austria have their own non-geographic prefixes starting with 6 (e.g., 664, 676).
Can I keep my Mettmach phone number if I move to another city?
Geographic numbers are portable only within the same geographic area. If you move outside the 7755 area, you will typically need to obtain a new number with the local area code.
What is the cost of calling a 7755 number?
Calls to Austrian geographic numbers are generally included in domestic calling plans or charged at standard landline rates. International rates vary by provider. The call is always charged to the caller, not the recipient.