(737) 285-5218
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AT&T Mobility
Travis, Williamson, Hays
Mobile
78610, 78613, 78617, 78621
Austin, TX
30° 16' 4.18", -97° 44' 32.81"
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Search Volume
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Recent Abuse
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User Complaints
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User Comments
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Leaked Number
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Area code 737 encompasses a rapidly growing population of around 2.9 million, suggesting significant demographic shifts according to public data sources. The area is predominantly White, with notable African American and Asian communities. Travis County, followed by Williamson and Hays Counties, represents the densest populations. The median age is slightly lower than the national average, indicating a youthful demographic and dynamic community. Economic trends show a robust labor force with a strong employment-to-population ratio exceeding 55%.
Communication patterns in area code 737 reveal varying FCC complaint metrics. Mobile contact-based complaints dominated, notably peaking in 2022, while wired complaints have risen, reaching new heights in 2023. Prerecorded call complaints have decreased, yet live voice call issues surged recently. Text message complaints rose significantly in 2022, although they fell in 2023. Unwanted calls remained a significant concern, particularly with a peak in 2018 and continued high numbers in 2023, highlighting ongoing communication challenges in the region.
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