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Area Code 9 – Hasharon

The phone area code for Hasharon is 9 (international format +9729). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

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Full Dialing Format
+9729
Population 521
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Admin Region Northern District
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Elevation 107m
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GPS Coordinates 32.6790, 35.2023
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📍 Geographic Location of Hasharon

Geographic Overview

The +972 9 area code is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the Hasharon region in central Israel. This area encompasses the Sharon plain, a densely populated coastal region north of Tel Aviv. Major cities and municipalities served by this code include Herzliya, Netanya, Ra'anana, Kfar Saba, Hod HaSharon, and Even Yehuda. The region is a significant economic hub, hosting numerous high-tech parks, industrial zones, and residential communities.

Dialing Formats

When calling a landline in the Hasharon area from within Israel, subscribers dial the trunk prefix '0', followed by the area code '9' and the seven-digit local subscriber number. For example, a local call to a Herzliya number would be dialed as 09-XXX-XXXX. From abroad, callers must use the international access prefix (typically '00' or '+'), followed by Israel's country code 972, then the area code 9 (omitting the leading '0'), and the seven-digit subscriber number. Thus, an international caller would dial +972 9 XXX XXXX.

Numbering and Overlays

All geographic area codes in Israel, including 9, are part of the national numbering plan administered by the Ministry of Communications. Subscriber numbers within the 9 area code are seven digits long. As of the latest numbering plan updates, there are no overlay codes in this region; the 9 code serves exclusively the Hasharon area. However, due to number portability, a number with the 9 prefix may be routed to a different geographic location or even to a mobile or VoIP service, although this is less common for fixed-line numbers.

Caller Instructions

  • Local callers (within Israel): Dial 09 followed by the seven-digit number.
  • International callers: Dial your country's exit code (e.g., 011 from the US, 00 from most European countries), then 972, then 9, and the seven-digit number. Do not dial the leading '0'.
  • Callers from mobile phones in Israel: The same format applies as for fixed lines: 09-XXX-XXXX.

Regulatory and Technical Notes

Geographic numbers in Israel are primarily used for fixed-line services, but they can also be assigned to VoIP providers that offer fixed-line replacement services. The numbering plan follows ITU-T E.164 recommendations, and the total number length for international calls is 12 digits (including the country code). Calls to geographic numbers are typically charged at standard local or national rates, depending on the caller's location and tariff plan. For emergency services, dial 100 (police), 101 (ambulance), or 102 (fire) regardless of the area code.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Which cities use the +972 9 area code?
The +972 9 area code covers the Hasharon region in central Israel, including cities such as Herzliya, Netanya, Ra'anana, Kfar Saba, and Hod HaSharon.
How do I call a +972 9 number from the United States?
From the US, dial 011 (international access), then 972 (Israel country code), then 9 (area code without the leading 0), followed by the seven-digit local number. For example, 011-972-9-XXX-XXXX.
Is +972 9 a mobile or landline prefix?
+972 9 is a geographic area code assigned to fixed-line services in the Hasharon region. However, due to number portability, some numbers with this prefix may be routed to VoIP or other services, but it is primarily used for landlines.
Do I need to dial the area code when calling within the same city in the Hasharon area?
Yes, in Israel, all calls, including local ones, require dialing the trunk prefix '0' and the area code. For example, to call a number in Herzliya from another Herzliya number, you still dial 09-XXX-XXXX.
What is the cost of calling a +972 9 number?
Calls to geographic numbers in Israel are typically charged at standard national rates. If you are calling from abroad, international rates apply as determined by your telecom provider. Some calling plans may include discounted rates to landlines.