Vermont Area Codes
1 active area code · Burlington · Population around 646,521
Vermont has 1 active area code, serving cities like Burlington, South Burlington, and Rutland. 802 has covered the whole of Vermont since 1947. Each code below links to its cities, carriers, timezone, and coverage map.
Vermont Area Code Map
What area codes does Vermont have?
Every one of the 14 counties in Vermont is covered by this code and no other.
How many phone prefixes does Vermont use?
Vermont's area code holds 554 assigned prefixes, listed under 47 distinct carrier names. A prefix is the three digits after the area code, and NANPA assigns each one to a single carrier.
Sources: City populations – U.S. Census Bureau PEP, Vintage 2024 (SUB-IP-EST2024-POP). State populations – the same program, Vintage 2025 (CO-EST2025-ALLDATA). Area-code footprint and county populations – 2020 Census Centers of Population, mapped against NANP area code boundaries. The share of each city inside a code is measured the same way, against Census place boundaries from the Census Bureau's TIGERweb service. Area code assignments – NANPA CO Code data. See our data methodology.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many area codes does Vermont have?
Vermont has 1 active area code: 802.
What is the main area code for Vermont?
Vermont has a single area code, 802, in service since 1947. It covers Burlington, the largest city in Vermont, and every county in Vermont.
What are the largest cities in Vermont?
The largest cities in Vermont include Burlington, South Burlington, Rutland, Essex Junction, Bennington.
What is the total population of Vermont?
Vermont has an estimated total population of 646,521 based on US Census PEP 2024 data.
What is the newest area code in Vermont?
802, in service since 1947. It is the only area code in Vermont.
Is my county covered by more than one area code in Vermont?
No. All 14 counties in Vermont are covered by 802, so no county here carries two.