Area Code 703 — Arlington, Virginia

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About Area Code 703

Region Code
703
City
Arlington
State
Virginia
Population
2,570,000
Largest City
Alexandria
Neighboring Codes
  • 202 (Washington, District of Columbia)
  • 771 (Arlington, District of Columbia)
  • 301 (Rockville, Maryland)
  • 240/227 (Germantown, Maryland)
  • 540 (Fredericksburg, Virginia)
  • 826 (Richmond, Virginia)
  • 304 (Charleston, West Virginia)
Time Zone
Eastern Time

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History & Cultural Notes

Assigned in 1947 as one of the original North American Numbering Plan codes, 703 once covered all of Virginia. Growth and regional differentiation led to major splits: 804 in 1973, then 540 in 1995, concentrating the remaining territory on Northern Virginia’s urban counties and independent cities. A 571 overlay was introduced in 2000, making ten-digit dialing a regional norm.

In Arlington, telephone demand tracked postwar federal expansion and later the Metrorail-driven redevelopment of the Rosslyn–Ballston corridor and Pentagon City/Crystal City (now part of National Landing). The Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery anchor a civic landscape tied to defense, memory, and public service, while a surge of government contractors, cybersecurity firms, and headquarters relocations (including Boeing in 2022) diversified the economy. Demographic shifts toward a highly educated, internationally diverse population reshaped neighborhoods and business services, reinforcing a distinct “NoVa” identity in the shadow of Washington, D.C.; the area code has become a cultural shorthand for that connection.

  • Federal and defense institutions, plus a large ecosystem of contractors.
  • Cybersecurity, cloud, and data infrastructure influenced by the Dulles–Loudoun cluster.
  • Associations, nonprofits, and policy research organizations.
  • Hospitality, conferences, and professional services supporting government and tech.