Area Code 407: Comprehensive Guide to Orlando's Telecommunications

Area code 407 covers Orlando and nearby regions in Florida, including Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties. Established in 1988, it originated from a division of area code 305.

Technical Overview

  • NPA Code: 407
  • Type: Overlay (with area codes 321 and 689)
  • Implementation Date: 1988
  • State: Florida

Geographic Coverage

  • Coordinates: 28°32′24″N 81°22′48″W
  • Area Served: Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and parts of Volusia and Lake counties

Major Cities

CityLatitudeLongitude
Altamonte Springs28.66111-81.36562
South Apopka28.66194-81.50952
Casselberry28.67778-81.32785
Kissimmee28.30468-81.41667
Oak Ridge28.47112-81.42452
Ocoee28.56917-81.54396
Orlando28.53834-81.37924
Oviedo28.67-81.20812
Pine Hills28.55778-81.4534
Sanford28.80055-81.27312
Saint Cloud28.2489-81.28118
University Park25.74649-80.36755
Wekiwa Springs28.69861-81.42563
Winter Park28.6-81.33924
Winter Springs28.69889-81.30812

Numbering and Utilization

  • Total Numbers Available: Not specified
  • Utilization Rate: Not specified
  • Exhaust Projection: Not specified

Telecommunications Infrastructure

Major Carriers

  • AT&T
  • Verizon
  • T-Mobile
  • Sprint
  • CenturyLink

Services Offered

  • Landline
  • Wireless
  • VoIP

Regulatory Information

Historical Developments

  • 1988: Introduction of area code 407 from area code 305.
  • 1996: Formation of area code 561 from Palm Beach, Martin, Indian River, and St. Lucie counties.
  • 2000: Brevard County transitioned to area code 321; 321 overlaid on Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties.
  • 2001: Deltona moved to area code 386.
  • 2019: Introduction of area code 689 overlaying 407 (excluding standalone 321 area).

Conclusion

Area code 407 is vital to Central Florida's telecommunications, supporting a dynamic and expanding population. The overlays with area codes 321 and 689 ensure sufficient numbering resources for future growth. For more detailed regulatory information, visit the Florida Public Service Commission.