Area Code Atlas

NPA 407 split from 305

Area code 407 was assigned in 1988 to the east coast of Florida, including the Orlando metropolitan area, from Palm Beach County north through Brevard County, reducing the territory of 305.

NPA 407 split from 305 for east coast and Orlando

On April 16, 1988, area code 407 was split from 305 to serve the east coast of Florida from Palm Beach County north through Brevard County and the Orlando metropolitan area. The split was implemented due to substantial telephone number growth in the region.

NPA 561 split from 407

Area code 561 began serving southeastern Florida in 1996 after splitting from area code 407. The new code covered Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast until further splits occurred.

NANP-SPLIT OF 407 NUMBERING PLAN AREA (NPA)

NPA 561 split from 407

Area code 561 was created on May 13, 1996, as a geographic split from area code 407. The new code served Palm Beach County and several major cities, while 407 continued to serve central Florida.

Declaration of Jeopardy Situation in NPA 407 (Florida)

NANP Split Boundary Extension Concentrated Overlay of 407 (Florida) NPA with 321 NPA

Activation of area code 321 in Florida

Area code 321 was activated in November 1999 for Brevard County and the Space Coast region of Florida. The code was introduced as a 'vanity' area code referencing the countdown sequence for Cape Canaveral launches, following a petition by Robert Osband. Voluntary use began in November 1999, with permanent assignment planned for the following year.

Area code 321 overlay introduced for Orlando area

Area code 321 was activated in 2000 as an overlay for the Orlando area in Florida, covering Brevard and Seminole counties and the Space Coast region. The code was chosen to reflect the countdown sequence used in space launches from Cape Canaveral.

NPA 321 split from 407 for Brevard County and overlay on Orange, Osceola, and Seminole

Area code 321 was created in October 2000 as a split from 407 specifically for Brevard County, and was simultaneously overlaid on Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties. The small portion of Volusia County in 407 continued using 407.

NPA 321 overlaid on 407

In October 2000, area code 321 was overlaid on Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties, sharing the region with area code 407. This overlay allowed for additional numbering resources in the Orlando metropolitan area.

Deltona switched to area code 386

In 2001, the Deltona area, previously served by area code 407, was switched to area code 386 after 386 was split from 904.

NPA 386 split from 904; Deltona moved from 407 to 386

Area code 386 was created in 2001 from a split of 904. The city of Deltona, previously in 407, was reassigned to 386. The 321 overlay remained in the Orlando metro area but no longer issued new numbers there.

DeBary Rate Center Moves from 407 NPA to 386 NPA (Florida)

DeBary and Deltona switched from 407 to 386

The cities of DeBary and Deltona were reassigned from area code 407 to the newly created 386 area code on February 15, 2001. During the permissive dialing period, these areas could be reached using either 407 or 386, but not 904.

689 NPA To Overlay 407 and 321 NPAs (Central Florida)

321 assignments frozen in Orlando metro area

In 2003, it was announced that all new telephone numbers in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties would no longer be issued in area code 321. Existing 321 numbers in the Orlando metro area were retained, but new assignments were limited to Brevard County.

NPA 689 overlay on 407 announced

NPA 689 to Overlay 407 and 321 NPAs (Florida)

Activation of area code 407 for non-geographic services

Area code 407 was activated on November 12, 2018 for non-geographic personal communications services.

NPA 407 activated for personal communications services

Area code 407 was activated on November 12, 2018, in the United States for personal communications services and machine-to-machine communication.

NPA 689 overlay on 407

In June 2019, area code 689 was assigned as an overlay of area code 407, providing additional numbering resources for the Orlando area. The overlay did not apply to the standalone 321 area in Brevard County, which remains primarily focused on that region.