Area code 330

Where area code 330 is

Area code 330 is a geographic area code in Ohio, in service since March 9, 1996, according to the North American Numbering Plan Administrator (NANPA). It is an overlay: 330 and 234 cover the same territory, so neighbors on the same street can have different area codes. It is in the Eastern time zone. The places with the most assigned exchanges include Akron, Youngstown, Canton, Warren, and Wooster. By population, its largest named places are Akron, Canton, Youngstown, Warren, and Brunswick.

Where 330 numbers are local

330 holds 11% of the 7,301 central office codes assigned in Ohio, the most of any code in the state. 94 Census places could be matched to rate centers with 330 exchanges; the most populous are Akron (190,000), Canton (69,211), Youngstown (59,123), and Warren (38,683). For a storefront or service area inside 330, the place pages show which prefixes are rated local there.

How calls are dialed in 330

According to NANPA's dialing-plan data, local calls within 330 are dialed as ten digits (area code plus number) and toll calls as 1 plus ten digits. Ten-digit local dialing means the area code is part of how customers save and recognize your number, so print it in full everywhere. NANPA's dialing-plan note for this code reads: "Carriers must provide permissive 1+10D dialing for Foreign NPA Local Calls in areas where they provide optional EAS"

Phone companies in area code 330

35 carriers hold the 787 central office codes assigned in 330. Ohio Bell Tel CO has the most, with 198 (25%). 455 of the codes (58%) are pooled, meaning the code holder shares blocks of 1,000 numbers with other carriers instead of using all 10,000 itself. Numbers can move between carriers through porting, so a code's holder tells you where the block started, not where every number lives now.

Rate centers and towns in 330

NANPA assigns each central office code to a rate center, the local calling area that decides whether a call is local or toll. 330 has codes in 117 rate centers. The table lists the rate centers with the most codes, with the matching Census place where the abbreviation could be matched.

Number supply in 330

An area code has 800 possible central office codes that start with 2 through 9, a few of which are reserved (such as N11 service codes and 555). 787 are assigned in 330, 98% of 800. 13 were assigned in 2020 or later.

Using area code 330 for business calls

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