Georgia · Eastern Time Updated July 2026

Area Codes in Georgia

10 codes, from a 1947 original to 2022’s newest, and an 11th on the way

Georgia has 10 area codes. Five share metro Atlanta (404, 770, 678, 470, 943); 706 and 762 cover North Georgia from Columbus to Augusta; 912 is Savannah and the coast; 478 is Macon and Middle Georgia; 229 is Albany and the southwest. An 11th, 565, overlaying 912, was approved in 2025.

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Area codes10
Original404 · 1947
Newest943 · 2022
Largest metroAtlanta, 5 codes
Local time5:20 AM ET
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All 10 Georgia Area Codes

Every active code, oldest to newest ground: tap any card for its full guide, who called, cities and ZIPs, map, spam patterns and local time.

Coming: area code 565 was approved in 2025 as an overlay for the 912 region; new Savannah-area lines will draw 565 once 912 runs out.

Why Metro Atlanta Has 5 Area Codes

Atlanta started with one: 404, from the original 1947 batch. The suburbs split off as 770 in 1995, then growth stacked three overlays on the whole metro: 678 (1998), 470 (2010) and 943 (2022). Same rates, same dialing; a 770 call is exactly as local as a 404 one.

404 = inside the Perimeter770 = the suburbs678 · 470 · 943 = everywhere

Georgia’s Next Area Code: 565

Approved in 2025, area code 565 will overlay 912 across Savannah and Southeast Georgia when 912 runs out of numbers. Nothing changes for existing 912 numbers: same phones, same rates, no renumbering. Once 565 activates, new lines in the region simply start drawing the new code.

Existing 912 numbers keep workingNo renumberingNew lines draw 565

Georgia Area Codes by City

City / regionArea code(s)
Atlanta (inside I-285)404 · 678 · 470 · 943
Atlanta suburbs (OTP)770 · 678 · 470 · 943
Savannah912 (565 overlay approved)
Augusta706 · 762
Columbus706 · 762
Macon478
Athens706 · 762
Albany & Valdosta229
Marietta & Cobb County770 · 678 · 470 · 943
Gainesville770 · 678

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How Georgia Got to 10 Area Codes

In 1947, 404 covered the entire state. Growth did the rest.

1947404 covers all of Georgia
1954912 takes the south
1992–95706 takes the north; 770 takes the suburbs
1998–2010Overlays arrive: 678, 762, 470; 478 & 229 split off
2022–25943 joins metro Atlanta; 565 approved for Savannah

Georgia Area Code Map

One state, ten codes: metro Atlanta’s five-code stack in the northwest, 706/762 wrapping the north, 912 on the coast, 478 in the middle and 229 in the southwest.

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AT&T IN GEORGIA

Internet, wireless & stores across the state

AT&T Home Internet in Georgia

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AT&T Wireless in Georgia

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Georgia Area Code FAQ

How many area codes does Georgia have?
Ten active codes: 229, 404, 470, 478, 678, 706, 762, 770, 912 and 943. An 11th, 565, was approved in 2025 as an overlay for the Savannah region.
What area code is Atlanta?
404 inside the I-285 Perimeter, 770 in the suburbs, with 678, 470 and 943 overlaying the whole metro. Any of the five can be a legitimate Atlanta number.
What is Georgia's oldest area code?
404, assigned in 1947 as one of the original 86 North American area codes. It once covered the entire state.
What is Georgia's newest area code?
943, added to metro Atlanta in 2022. The next will be 565, approved as a 912 overlay for Savannah and the coast.
Do I have to dial 10 digits in Georgia?
In the overlay regions, yes: all metro Atlanta codes and 706/762 require the area code on every call. Single-code regions moved to 10 digits with the 2021 988 rollout.
What area code will a new Georgia number get?
It depends on where you are: in metro Atlanta, new lines usually draw 943 or 470; in North Georgia, 762; elsewhere, the region's own code. Once 565 activates, new Savannah-area lines will draw it.
Are 706 and 762 the same region?
Yes. 762 overlays 706 exactly, covering North Georgia from Columbus through Athens to Augusta. Same rates, same area.
Sources: prefix and carrier assignments from the NANPA central-office code registry; population figures from the U.S. Census Bureau; spam-pattern indicators from FTC Do Not Call filings and AT&T ActiveArmor® network telemetry. Facts are rebuilt from these sources at build time; the page regenerates monthly.
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