Ohio Area Codes

Which Ohio Area Code Covers Where

5 of Ohio's area codes share territory with another. Codes in the same row serve the same places, so either can reach a number there — and ten-digit dialling is required throughout.

• 220+740· Adamsville, Alexandria, Amanda, Athens +73 more
• 234+330· Akron, Alliance, Apple Creek, Atwater +106 more
• 326+937· Aberdeen, Beavercreek, Belfast, Bellbrook +52 more
• 380+614· Alton, Canal Winchester, Columbus, Dublin +12 more
• 419+567· Ada, Adario, Alger, Antwerp +201 more

The remaining 5 codes cover their own area: 216, 283, 436, 440, 513.

How Ohio Got Its Area Codes

Ohio went from 4 area codes in 1947 to 15 today. A split carves territory off its parent; an overlay sits on top of it, which is why newer codes need ten-digit dialling.

1. 1947216one of the original 1947 area codes
2. 1947419one of the original 1947 area codes
3. 1947513one of the original 1947 area codes
4. 1947614one of the original 1947 area codes
5. 1996330split from 216
6. 1996937split from 513
7. 1997440split from 216
8. 1997740split from 614
9. 2000234overlaid 330
10. 2002567overlaid 419
11. 2015220overlaid 740
12. 2016380overlaid 614
13. 2020326overlaid 937
14. 2023283overlaid 513
15. 2024436overlaid 440

Dates from the NANPA area code report, 09/19/2026.

Ohio Call Routing Regions

Ohio spans 9 LATAs — the regions a call is routed within before it becomes long-haul.

• 324196 rate centres
• 32067 rate centres
• 92241 rate centres
• 326154 rate centres
• 328102 rate centres
• 32563 rate centres
• 92399 rate centres
• 32236 rate centres
• 93731 rate centres

Which Ohio Area Code Covers a City?

Ohio has more than one area code in most regions. Enter a city to see which codes serve it, or check a specific number instead.

Ohio Numbering Structure