Maryland Area Codes

6 area codes assigned to Maryland · Eastern Time

Which Maryland Area Code Covers Where

2 of Maryland's area codes share territory with another. Codes in the same row serve the same places, so either can reach a number there — and ten-digit dialling is required throughout.

  • 410+443+667· Aberdeen, Annapolis, Arbutus, Armiger-Gibson Island +99 more
  • 240+301· Ashton, Ashton (Baltimore LATA), Bittinger, Brandywine +59 more

The remaining code covers their own area: 227.

How Maryland Got Its Area Codes

Maryland went from one area code in 1947 to 6 today. A split carves territory off its parent; an overlay sits on top of it, which is why newer codes need ten-digit dialling.

  1. 1947301one of the original 1947 area codes
  2. 1991410split from 301
  3. 1997240overlaid 301
  4. 1997443overlaid 410
  5. 2012667overlaid 443
  6. 2023227overlaid 301

Dates from the NANPA area code report, 09/19/2026.

Maryland Call Routing Regions

Maryland spans 4 LATAs — the regions a call is routed within before it becomes long-haul.

Which Maryland Area Code Covers a City?

Maryland has more than one area code in most regions. Enter a city to see which codes serve it, or check a specific number instead.

Maryland Numbering Structure

Recent Overlays — Ten-Digit Dialing

Maryland has had 5 area codes activated as an overlay since 2021, sharing territory with an existing code rather than carving out new geography. Local calls in an overlaid region must be dialed with all ten digits. Earlier overlays are not listed here.

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About Maryland area codes

Maryland is served by 6 area codes in the North American Numbering Plan (NANP): 227, 240, 301, 410, 443, 667. All Maryland numbers are in the Eastern Time zone. Click any area code above to see the cities and rate centers it covers, formatted tel: link examples, and to search for available phone numbers.