0113 at a glance
- Type
- Geographic (landline area code)
- Region
- West Yorkshire
- Country
- United Kingdom (+44)
- Number format
- 0113 XXX XXXX (area code + 7-digit local number)
- From abroad
- +44 113
- Cost to call
- Charged as a standard UK landline call; usually included in landline and mobile call bundles.
0113 is the area code for Leeds, the largest city in West Yorkshire. It came into use on PhONEday in 1995, replacing 0532, and local numbers have seven digits. Leeds is a major centre for finance, law, retail and the NHS, so an 0113 call could come from a bank's contact centre, a solicitor, a hospital trust, Leeds City Council, a GP surgery or a local business. As with all UK landline numbers, 0113 numbers can be ported and run over VoIP from anywhere, and scammers can spoof them, so an 0113 caller ID is a starting point rather than proof of identity.
Who called me from 0113?
The prefix tells you where the line was originally registered (Leeds), but not who is behind it. Numbers can be ported between networks and caller ID can be spoofed, so a familiar code is no guarantee. Search the full number to see its current carrier, line type and whether other people have reported it. Read our UK phone number guide for mobile prefixes, networks and the scams currently doing the rounds.