Area Code 1348 – Lansdowne/Syunsi, Uttarakhand
The phone area code for Lansdowne/Syunsi, Uttarakhand is 1348 (international format +911348). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.
📞 Exchange Codes (NXX) for Area Code 1348
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📍 Geographic Location of Lansdowne/Syunsi, Uttarakhand
Geographic Coverage and Administrative Jurisdiction
The +91 1348 area code is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the Lansdowne and Syunsi region in the state of Uttarakhand, India. This code falls under the telecom licensing circle of Uttarakhand, which is administered by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT). The region is part of the Garhwal division and includes the cantonment town of Lansdowne, known for its military presence, and the nearby Syunsi area. The code serves both urban and rural subscribers within this mountainous district, with coverage extending to surrounding villages and administrative blocks.
Primary Cities and Local Dialing
The main localities served by this code include Lansdowne, Syunsi, and their adjoining revenue villages. Lansdowne is a hill station and a significant regimental center for the Indian Army, while Syunsi is a developing commercial hub. Local calls within the same NDC are dialed as 8-digit subscriber numbers (e.g., 1348-XXXXXX). For calls from other parts of India, callers must dial the full 10-digit number including the trunk prefix '0' (e.g., 0-1348-XXXXXX). International callers should dial +91 1348 XXXXXX.
Calling Instructions and Overlay Considerations
For local and foreign callers, the dialing format is straightforward. If you are within the 1348 area, you can dial the 6-digit local number directly. From a mobile phone within India, you can dial the same 10-digit number (1348-XXXXXX) without the trunk prefix. For international calls, replace the leading '0' with '+91' and omit the trunk prefix. Currently, there is no overlay code in this region, meaning the 1348 code is the sole geographic code for this area. However, as telecom infrastructure evolves, subscribers may be migrated to alternative numbering resources, but as of now, no overlay is planned.
Technical and Regulatory Notes
This geographic code is used for PSTN landlines and fixed wireless services. The numbering plan follows the ITU-T E.164 recommendation, with India's country code +91 and a total number length of 10 digits for domestic dialing (excluding the trunk prefix). The code is allocated to Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) and private operators that have been granted licenses in this service area. For accurate dialing, always verify the subscriber number length, as some rural exchanges may have shorter numbers. For any discrepancies, contact your service provider or the local telecom authority.