Ohio area codes
Ohio has 15 area codes covering 8 areas. In 7 of them several codes overlay the same ground, so a number there can have any of them: 419 and 567 around Toledo; 234 and 330 around Akron; 220 and 740 around Delaware; 380 and 614 around Columbus; and 3 more below. The newest, 436, came into service in 2024.
- Area codes
- 15
- Areas
- 8
- Overlay areas
- 7
- Time zone
- Eastern
- Newest
- 436 (2024)
- ZIP codes
- 1,416 in Ohio
Somewhere in Ohio now? What area code am I in? answers from your location.
Every Ohio area code
| Code | Where | Overlays | Since |
|---|---|---|---|
| 216 | Cleveland, Independence | none | 1947 |
| 220 | Newark, Delaware, Lancaster | 740 | 2015 |
| 234 | Akron, Canton, Youngstown | 330 | 2000 |
| 283 | Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown | 513 | 2023 |
| 326 | Dayton, Springfield, Beavercreek | 937 | 2020 |
| 330 | Akron, Canton, Youngstown | 234 | 1996 |
| 380 | Columbus, Dublin, Grove City | 614 | 2016 |
| 419 | Toledo, Mansfield, Findlay | 567 | 1947 |
| 436 | Cleveland, Lorain, Elyria (as 440's overlay) | 440 | 2024 |
| 440 | Cleveland, Lorain, Elyria | 436 | 1997 |
| 513 | Cincinnati, Hamilton, Middletown | 283 | 1947 |
| 567 | Toledo, Mansfield, Findlay | 419 | 2002 |
| 614 | Columbus, Dublin, Grove City | 380 | 1947 |
| 740 | Newark, Delaware, Lancaster | 220 | 1997 |
| 937 | Dayton, Springfield, Beavercreek | 326 | 1996 |
Ohio area codes by area
Codes that overlay one another share one area. The places listed have a telephone rate centre of their own in NANPA's records, largest first; each links to its ZIP codes.
419, 567 — Toledo
419 (1947) was here first; 567 (2002) overlays it, so a number from anywhere in the area can have any of them.
185 places, the largest 36 here (all of them on 419):
- Toledo
- Mansfield
- Findlay
- Lima
- Bowling Green
- Perrysburg
- Sandusky
- Sylvania
- Ashland
- Tiffin
- Defiance
- Norwalk
- Fremont
- Maumee
- Fostoria
- Bucyrus
- Celina
- Van Wert
- Galion
- Wapakoneta
- Shelby
- Napoleon
- Bryan
- St. Marys
- Bellevue
- Kenton
- Wauseon
- Delphos
- Huron
- Upper Sandusky
- Clyde
- Willard
- Waterville
- Port Clinton
- Ada
- Lexington
8 counties:
330, 234 — Akron
330 (1996) was here first; 234 (2000) overlays it, so a number from anywhere in the area can have any of them.
107 places, the largest 36 here (all of them on 330):
- Akron
- Canton
- Youngstown
- Warren
- Brunswick
- Massillon
- Kent
- Wooster
- Medina
- Wadsworth
- Hudson
- Alliance
- Twinsburg
- Niles
- North Canton
- Aurora
- New Philadelphia
- Salem
- Ravenna
- East Liverpool
- Louisville
- Girard
- Orrville
- Hinckley
- Uniontown
- Canfield
- Hubbard
- Cortland
- Columbiana
- Rootstown
- Rittman
- Montrose-Ghent
- Canal Fulton
- East Palestine
- Newton Falls
- Sebring
8 counties:
740, 220 — Delaware
740 (1997) was here first; 220 (2015) overlays it, so a number from anywhere in the area can have any of them.
171 places, the largest 36 here (all of them on 740):
- Newark
- Delaware
- Lancaster
- Marion
- Zanesville
- Athens
- Chillicothe
- Pataskala
- Steubenville
- Portsmouth
- Mount Vernon
- Washington Court House
- Circleville
- Marietta
- Coshocton
- Ironton
- London
- Cambridge
- Sunbury
- Logan
- Belpre
- Jackson
- Martins Ferry
- Granville
- Wellston
- Mc Arthur
- Toronto
- Johnstown
- Uhrichsville
- St. Clairsville
- Ashville
- New Lexington
- Nelsonville
- Waverly
- Barnesville
- Bellaire
9 counties:
614, 380 — Columbus
614 (1947) was here first; 380 (2016) overlays it, so a number from anywhere in the area can have any of them.
15 places:
- Columbus
- Dublin
- Grove City
- Reynoldsburg
- Westerville
- Hilliard
- Gahanna
- Worthington
- New Albany
- Canal Winchester
- Groveport
- West Jefferson
- Plain City
- Harrisburg
- Lockbourne
5 counties:
937, 326 — Dayton
937 (1996) was here first; 326 (2020) overlays it, so a number from anywhere in the area can have any of them.
109 places, the largest 36 here (all of them on 937):
- Dayton
- Springfield
- Beavercreek
- Fairborn
- Marysville
- Troy
- Xenia
- Centerville
- Trotwood
- Piqua
- Sidney
- Vandalia
- Bellefontaine
- Englewood
- Greenville
- Wilmington
- Franklin
- Urbana
- Tipp City
- Eaton
- Bellbrook
- Hillsboro
- Germantown
- Brookville
- New Carlisle
- New Burlington
- Mount Orab
- West Milton
- Blanchester
- New Lebanon
- Cedarville
- Greenfield
- Georgetown
- Arcanum
- West Union
- Sabina
10 counties:
513, 283 — Cincinnati
513 (1947) was here first; 283 (2023) overlays it, so a number from anywhere in the area can have any of them.
20 places:
- Cincinnati
- Hamilton
- Middletown
- Mason
- Oxford
- Lebanon
- Monroe
- Trenton
- Harrison
- South Lebanon
- Waynesville
- Bethel
- Williamsburg
- Morrow
- Newtonsville
- Felicity
- Seven Mile
- Fayetteville
- Butlerville
- Shandon
5 counties:
440, 436 — Cleveland
440 (1997) was here first; 436 (2024) overlays it, so a number from anywhere in the area can have any of them.
53 places, the largest 36 here (all of them on 440):
- Cleveland
- Lorain
- Elyria
- Mentor
- Strongsville
- North Royalton
- Avon Lake
- Avon
- Willoughby
- Painesville
- Berea
- Ashtabula
- Brecksville
- Bedford
- Amherst
- Wickliffe
- Conneaut
- Vermilion
- Columbia Station
- Olmsted Falls
- Bainbridge
- Oberlin
- Chesterland
- Kirtland
- Geneva
- Grafton
- Chardon
- Wellington
- Chagrin Falls
- Newbury
- Jefferson
- Madison
- Middlefield
- Thompson
- North Bloomfield
- Gates Mills
8 counties:
216 — Cleveland
2 places:
County:
Area codes of the largest cities in Ohio
† NANPA lists no rate centre for the town itself; these are the codes of the nearest one. A town on an area-code boundary can differ from its neighbour.
Questions about Ohio area codes
How many area codes does Ohio have?
15: 216, 220, 234, 283, 326, 330, 380, 419, 436, 440, 513, 567, 614, 740 and 937. 14 of them are in overlay areas, where several codes share the same ground.
What is the newest area code in Ohio?
436, in service since 2024. It overlays 440.
What are the area codes of the largest cities in Ohio?
Columbus: 614 and 380. Cleveland: 216 and 440. Cincinnati: 513 and 283. Toledo: 419 and 567. Akron: 330 and 234.
What time zone are Ohio area codes in?
Eastern time.
Every US area code · Ohio ZIP codes
Source: NANPA NPA database and central office code assignments, 2026-10-10. Places are matched to NANPA's rate centres by name; see sources.
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