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Time Zone by Area Code

Type an area code or a phone number. See what time it is there and if now is a good time to call.

What time is it there?

How it works

  1. Type a code or a number

    512, (512) 555-0100 and +1 512 555 0100 all work.

  2. See the local time

    Live clock for the area code, next to your own time.

  3. Know if you can call

    Green in office hours, red before 8 am and after 9 pm.

All area codes

Area codes by time zone

All 339 US area codes, grouped by time zone. Find a code to see which zone it is in.

Eastern Time area codes

EST/EDT · 150 area codes

Central Time area codes

CST/CDT · 100 area codes

Mountain Time area codes

MST/MDT · 11 area codes

Mountain Time, Arizona area codes

MST all year · 5 area codes

Pacific Time area codes

PST/PDT · 47 area codes

Alaska Time area codes

AKST/AKDT · 1 area code

Hawaii Time area codes

HST · 1 area code

Atlantic Time area codes

AST · 1 area code

Chamorro Time area codes

ChST · 2 area codes

Samoa Time area codes

SST · 1 area code

Area codes in two time zones

20 area codes

FAQ

Area code time zone questions

Got a number in mind? Look it up. Calling rules come from 47 CFR 64.1200.

Type the three-digit area code or the full phone number into the box at the top of this page. You get the city, the time zone and the current local time. The table below lists every US area code by time zone.

Area code 512 covers Austin, Texas, and is in Central Time. Type any other area code into the lookup to see its time zone and the current time there.

Yes. 20 US area codes cross a time zone line. Area code 423 in Tennessee is split between Eastern and Central Time, and 208 in Idaho between Mountain and Pacific Time. The lookup shows both clocks for those codes.

No. An area code shows where the number was first issued. People keep their numbers when they move, so someone with a 512 number can live in Seattle. If the timing matters, ask the person where they are.

Federal rules limit telemarketing calls to homes to between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. in the local time of the person being called (47 CFR 64.1200). Some states set shorter hours. This is general guidance and not legal advice, so check the rules for your state and your type of call.

No. Toll-free codes such as 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844 and 833 are not tied to a place. The business that owns the number can be anywhere in the country.

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