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Area codes 330 and 234 are telephone area codes in the north american numbering plan (nanp) for a part of northeast ohio Area code 330 is located in ohio and covers 122 cities, including akron, canton, youngstown, warren, and brunswick The numbering plan area (npa) includes the cities of akron, canton, youngstown, and warren.
330 is an area code located in the state of ohio, us
The largest city it serves is akron Find out where 330 area code zone from, which states, counties and cities it covers Get the most exact information on time zones here. Browse area code 330 phone numbers, prefixes and exchanges
The 330 area code serves akron, youngstown, warren, wooster, canton, covering 139 zip codes in 14 counties. Find 330 area code details including city, time zone, and map Lookup area code 330 phone number, name, and location. Free search of area code 330 and mobile numbers, how to call ohio, usa, zip codes, local time.
Area code 330 serves northeastern ohio, including cities such as akron, canton, youngstown, and warren
It was created in 1996 from a split of the 216 area code to accommodate growing demand in the region. It covers roughly 7,869,496 unique phone numbers and 892,673 individuals near the cities of akron, canton, and youngstown.
