Area code 334

Area code 334

Area code 334 was created on January 15, 1995 as a split from area code 205cite news
last =Diel
first =Stan
coauthors =
title =Ma Bell gives time to adjust to new code
work =The Birmingham News
pages =B1
date =December 15, 1994
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accessdate =
] The 334 area code was one of the first two area codes not to take the N1X or N0X form (i.e., the middle digit is neither 0 nor 1) in the North American Numbering Plan, along with Washington area code 360, which began service on the same day. In order to allow people time to reprogram electronics such as computers and fax machines, use of the 205 area code would continue in the 334 areas through May 13, 1995.

It covers central Alabama including the Montgomery, Auburn-Opelika, and Dothan metropolitan areas. The original territory for 334 included the southern half of Alabama.
Area code 251 was subsequently split from 334 in 2001.

ee also

*List of Alabama area codes
*List of NANP area codes
*North American Numbering Plan

References

External links

Area Code Box 2|State=AL
This= area code 334| N= 205, 256
S= 251, 850
E= 706, 229
W= 205, 251
S1=GA
S2=FL


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