Area Code 321: Comprehensive Guide to Technical Details and Geographic Coverage

Area code 321 is a unique identifier for Brevard County, Florida, and parts of the Space Coast and Seminole County, celebrating the region's pivotal role in space exploration.

Technical Specifications of Area Code 321

  • NPA Code: 321
  • Type: Overlay
  • Implementation Date: November 1, 1999
  • State: Florida

Geographic Coverage

Area code 321 primarily covers Brevard County, the Space Coast, and parts of Seminole County in Florida.

Major Cities Served

CityLatitudeLongitude
Altamonte Springs28.66111-81.36562
South Apopka28.66194-81.50952
Casselberry28.67778-81.32785
Kissimmee28.30468-81.41667
West Melbourne28.07168-80.65339
Merritt Island28.53917-80.672
Oak Ridge28.47112-81.42452
Ocoee28.56917-81.54396
Orlando28.53834-81.37924
Oviedo28.67-81.20812
Palm Bay28.03446-80.58866
Pine Hills28.55778-81.4534
Rockledge28.35084-80.72533
Sanford28.80055-81.27312
Saint Cloud28.2489-81.28118
Titusville28.61222-80.80755
University Park25.74649-80.36755
Wekiwa Springs28.69861-81.42563
Winter Park28.6-81.33924
Winter Springs28.69889-81.30812

Numbering and Utilization

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Network Infrastructure

Major Carriers

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Services Offered

  • Landline
  • Wireless
  • VoIP

Regulatory Framework

Historical Milestones

  • November 1, 1999: Area code 321 implemented
  • 2000: Used as an overlay for the Orlando area
  • 2003-2015: No 321 numbers issued in the 407 area
  • 2015: 321 numbers issued for cell phones in Osceola, Orange, and Seminole counties
  • 2021: Transition to 10-digit dialing due to the designation of 988 as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number

Conclusion

Area code 321 is not just a number; it symbolizes the rich history of space exploration in Florida's Space Coast. Serving Brevard County and parts of Seminole County, it has adapted to numerous regulatory changes, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of the telecommunications landscape.