Area Code 667: Get a Baltimore Phone Number

667 · Baltimore

What is the area code for Baltimore?

The area code for Baltimore, Maryland is 667, with overlay codes 410, 443 sharing the same geographic footprint. The 667 area code is a North American Numbering Plan geographic code assigned in 2012, covering the Greater Baltimore region. It serves approximately 2,800,000 residents on the Eastern Time (ET) (UTC-5 / UTC-4 DST).

The 667 area code has 443 assigned central-office prefixes (NXX codes, the three digits after the area code) across 102 rate centers, with numbers allocated to roughly 51 carriers.

At 443 of the ~792 usable central-office prefixes, the 667 area code has about 56% of its numbering capacity assigned, and that near-exhaustion is part of why overlay codes 410, 443 were added to the region. See how 667 compares in our NXX prefix allocation analysis across 338 US area codes. (Prefix data: localcallingguide.com / NANPA, 2026.)

Where is area code 667? Location and map area

Area code 667 is located in Maryland, the United States. Its coverage area centers on Baltimore and spans the Greater Baltimore region. If you received a call from a 667 number, the caller's number was assigned in this area — though with number porting and virtual numbers, the person may be calling from anywhere.

The 667 location sits in Eastern Time (ET), so local business hours run roughly 9 a.m.–5 p.m. ET. Neighboring Maryland area codes include 240, 301, 410.

For the full story — every city covered, overlay history, and local scam patterns — read the complete Baltimore area code guide.

All Baltimore area codes

Baltimore is served by 3 area codes across the metro area. 667 is the 2012 addition; the others were added as overlays or for surrounding suburbs.

• 410 — Baltimore — assigned 1991
• 443 — Overlay on the same metro, assigned 1997
• 667 (current page) — Overlay on the same metro, assigned 2012

Cities served by the 667 area code

The 667 area code covers 4 major cities and towns across the Greater Baltimore region (MD):

Businesses across Baltimore and surrounding cities use 667 numbers to project local presence and lift call answer rates. Industry studies of local presence dialing consistently report answer-rate gains of 20–40% over toll-free or out-of-area numbers — a caller ID that matches the recipient's region looks familiar and gets picked up.

667 area code time zone and business hours

The 667 area code is in the Eastern Time (ET) zone (UTC-5 / UTC-4 DST). Standard business hours in 667 run 9 AM to 5 PM ET.

If you're calling into 667 from a different time zone, factor in the offset. For example, an Eastern Time business calling 667 at 9 AM ET reaches Baltimore at local time — likely outside standard business hours.

History of the 667 area code

The 667 area code was introduced in 2012 when the North American Numbering Plan was first deployed. As Baltimore grew and number demand increased, overlay codes 410, 443 were added to serve the same geographic region — a common solution that avoids forcing existing subscribers to change their numbers.

• 1991 410 added to serve the same region
• 1997 443 added to serve the same region
• 2012 667 entered service

Is the 667 area code safe? Spam and scam calls

667 is a legitimate geographic area code for Baltimore — it is not a scam code or a premium-rate prefix, and a call from a 667 number is most likely a genuine local caller. The risk is not the area code itself but a tactic called neighbor spoofing: scammers fake their caller ID so an unwanted call appears to come from your own area code, because people answer familiar numbers more readily.

If you get an unexpected 667 call, a few signals point to a likely scam — a pre-recorded message, urgent pressure to act now, a demand for payment by gift card or wire transfer, or anyone asking for passwords, Social Security, or account numbers. Let suspicious calls go to voicemail, never share personal information, and report fraud to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.

The FCC consumer guide on spoofing explains your rights under the Truth in Caller ID Act. A real Baltimore business will leave a clear voicemail and will not pressure you.

US carriers verify caller ID with the STIR/SHAKEN framework, which flags many spoofed numbers as "Spam Likely" before they ring. DialPhone 667 numbers are registered for STIR/SHAKEN attestation, so calls from your business are verified as genuine and reach customers without a false spam label. See the DialPhone guide to VoIP security for more.

Why get a 667 area code number for your business?

Getting a 667 number gives your business three measurable advantages over a toll-free or out-of-area number:

1. Local trust signal. Customers in Baltimore recognize 667 as their home area code. Caller ID matching builds immediate credibility for service businesses, sales outreach, and patient communication.
2. Higher answer rate. Calls from a familiar local area code are answered far more often than unknown or toll-free numbers — industry measurements of local presence dialing put the lift at 20–40%, which matters most for outbound sales, appointment confirmations, and time-sensitive service callbacks.
3. Targeted marketing. Businesses serving Baltimore and the broader Greater Baltimore can advertise a local number across print, radio, billboards, and digital channels for higher conversion than a national 800 number.

For businesses in Baltimore and surrounding cities, top industries that benefit from local 667 presence include Professional Services, Healthcare, and Retail. DialPhone's AI receptionist is available for every 667 number — never miss a call, even after standard business hours.

How to get a 667 area code number

Setting up a 667 business number with DialPhone takes under 10 minutes:

1. Sign up for a DialPhone plan. Choose any plan starting at $24/user/month. Free 14-day trial, no credit card required.
2. Search available 667 numbers. Filter the DialPhone number inventory by area code, city, or pattern.
3. Choose your number and configure. Assign your new 667 number to a user or team, set up call routing, voicemail, AI receptionist, and business SMS.
4. Port your existing number (optional). Already have a 667 number? Free number porting in 2 to 5 business days with zero service interruption.

New to local numbers? The complete guide to getting a local phone number covers choosing the right area code, porting an existing line, and avoiding spam flags.

667 area code overlay codes

The Greater Baltimore region is served by multiple overlay area codes:

Area Code	Coverage
667	Primary area code for Greater Baltimore, assigned 2012
410	Overlay — same geography (assigned 1991)
443	Overlay — same geography (assigned 1997)

All overlay codes serve the same Baltimore region. New subscribers may be assigned any available code; existing numbers retain their original prefix.

AI receptionist for 667 area code businesses

Every DialPhone 667 number includes optional AI receptionist coverage, available 24/7. The AI handles calls when your team is unavailable — answering common questions, booking appointments, routing urgent callers to on-call staff, and capturing voicemail with full transcription and intent tagging.

For businesses in Baltimore that handle high call volume, run extended hours, or need bilingual support (especially valuable in service areas with diverse customer bases), the AI receptionist reduces voicemail backlog and improves first-call resolution.

All area codes in Maryland

Maryland has 5 active geographic area codes. The 667 area code is part of the same numbering plan as the codes listed below — calls between them are typically local within the state, depending on the carrier.

Nearby area codes

Related area codes in Maryland and the Eastern Time (ET) region:

• 240 area code — Rockville, Maryland
• 301 area code — Rockville, Maryland
• 410 area code — Baltimore, Maryland
• 443 area code — Baltimore, Maryland
• 201 area code — Jersey City, New Jersey
• 202 area code — Washington, District of Columbia

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How this page is verified

DialPhone re-verifies every area code page every 90 days. Area code geography, timezone, and overlay data come from the official North American Numbering Plan Administration (NANPA) database. Pricing reflects the published DialPhone plan tiers — see the pricing page for current details. Number availability varies; check the DialPhone signup flow for live inventory in the 667 region.

What to know before getting a 667 number

• Number availability is finite. Popular Baltimore area codes can be inventory-constrained — request specific vanity patterns early.
• Porting timing varies. Most 667 ports complete in 2-5 business days; complex multi-line legacy contracts can take 7-10.
• HIPAA tier required for healthcare. The Core $24 plan doesn't include a BAA — healthcare users need Advanced ($34) or above.