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Area Code 60 – Sundsvall-Timrå

The phone area code for Sundsvall-Timrå is 60 (international format +4660). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
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Full Dialing Format
+4660
Population 57,606
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Admin Region Västernorrland
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Elevation 26m
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GPS Coordinates 62.3913, 17.3063
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📍 Geographic Location of Sundsvall-Timrå

Geographic Coverage and Administrative Jurisdiction

The Swedish area code 060 is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the Sundsvall–Timrå region, located in the historical province of Medelpad on the eastern coast of Sweden. The code serves the municipalities of Sundsvall and Timrå, including the city of Sundsvall (the administrative seat of Västernorrland County) and the urban area of Timrå. The region is a major economic hub in northern Sweden, hosting industries such as pulp and paper, logistics, and ICT.

Dialing Formats and Caller Instructions

Within Sweden, calls to numbers in the Sundsvall–Timrå area are made using the national trunk prefix 0 followed by the area code 60 and the subscriber number (typically 5 to 7 digits). For example, a local call to a subscriber number 123 456 would be dialed as 060-123 456. When calling from abroad, the international access prefix (e.g., 00 or +) is used, followed by Sweden's country code 46, then the area code 60 (without the leading zero), and the subscriber number. Thus, an international caller would dial +46 60 123 456.

Numbering Structure and Overlay Considerations

Swedish geographic numbers are not portable across different NDCs, but within the same NDC, subscribers may retain their numbers when changing operators. The Sundsvall–Timrå area code is part of the national numbering plan administered by the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS). As of now, there is no overlay code for this region; the 060 code remains the sole geographic NDC for the area. The subscriber number length can vary, but the total length of the national significant number (NSN) is always 8 or 9 digits, including the leading '0' for national dialing.

Practical Guidance for Callers

For local callers within Sweden, it is essential to include the trunk prefix '0' when dialing from outside the Sundsvall–Timrå area. For example, a caller in Stockholm would dial 060-123 456. International callers must drop the leading '0' and use the +46 country code. Always verify the subscriber number length, as it may vary. For businesses, displaying the number in international format (+46 60 ...) is recommended to facilitate global communication.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the area code for Sundsvall and Timrå in Sweden?
The area code is 060. When calling from abroad, you dial +46 60 followed by the local subscriber number.
How do I call a Sundsvall number from another country?
Dial your country's international access code (e.g., 00 or +), then Sweden's country code 46, then 60 (without the leading zero), and finally the local subscriber number. Example: +46 60 123 456.
Do I need to dial the '0' when calling Sundsvall from within Sweden?
Yes, when calling from outside the Sundsvall area, you must dial the trunk prefix '0' before the area code. For example, 060-123 456. If you are calling from within the same area code, you may omit the trunk prefix and area code in some cases, but it is safer to include them.
Are numbers in the 060 area code portable between different telephone operators?
Yes, within the same geographic area code (060), you can port your number to another operator. However, number portability does not allow you to keep the number if you move to a different geographic area code.
What is the typical length of a subscriber number in the Sundsvall area?
Subscriber numbers in the 060 area code can vary in length, typically between 5 and 7 digits. The total national significant number (including the leading '0') is always 8 or 9 digits.