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What you should know about Texas businesses and residents
Texas is home to over 29 million residents, making a local phone number crucial for businesses to connect with a vast audience.
A Texas area code establishes trust and familiarity, vital for local businesses operating in culturally rich and diverse cities like Austin and Houston.
With Texas being the second largest state economy in the U.S., having a local phone number can help businesses tap into a thriving market.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a local phone number from any city in Texas, including smaller towns like Marfa or Kerrville?
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Is it possible to have a Dallas area code even if I'm not physically located in Dallas?
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Some background on Texas and its area codes
Texas, the second-largest state in the United States by both area and population, utilizes numerous area codes due to its vast geographic expanse and the high demand for telecommunications services. The first area code, 214, was established in 1947 to serve the Dallas area, reflecting the state's early embrace of telephone technology.
Over the years, Texas has expanded its area code system significantly to accommodate rapid population growth and telecommunications needs. Notable additions include area code 713 for Houston and 512 for Austin. Texas now employs more than 25 area codes, including overlays like 346 in Houston, to manage its diverse and dense population centers.
Area codes in Texas often reflect historical and economic shifts. For example, the introduction of area code 972 in the Dallas area in 1996 responded to the tech boom and urban expansion. The state's area code system continues to evolve, with new codes regularly introduced to meet growing demand.
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