Area Code 419: Comprehensive Guide to Ohio's Telephone Numbering

Area code 419 serves northwestern Ohio, including Toledo and its suburbs. Part of the North American Numbering Plan (NANP), it overlays with area code 567.

Overview of Area Code 419

Area code 419 is a vital part of Ohio's telecommunication infrastructure, covering significant cities and regions. This guide provides an in-depth look at its technical specifications, geographic data, and regulatory framework.

Technical Specifications

  • NPA Code: 419
  • Type: Overlay (with area code 567)
  • Implementation Date: January 1, 2002
  • State: Ohio

Geographic Coverage

Area code 419 encompasses a broad area in northwestern Ohio, including major cities such as Toledo, Ashland, Bowling Green, Findlay, Lima, Mansfield, and Sandusky.

Major Cities in Area Code 419

CityLatitudeLongitude
Ashland40.86867-82.31822
Bowling Green41.37477-83.65132
Findlay41.04422-83.64993
Lima40.74255-84.10523
Mansfield40.75839-82.51545
Sandusky41.44894-82.70796
Toledo41.66394-83.55521

Numbering and Utilization

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

Network Infrastructure

Major Carriers

[List of major carriers with market share percentages not provided]

Services Offered

  • Landline
  • Wireless
  • VoIP

Regulatory Framework

Historical Milestones

  • 1947: Area code 419 was assigned to the northwest quadrant of Ohio as part of the original North American Numbering Plan.
  • January 1, 2002: Area code 567 was introduced as an overlay to area code 419.

Conclusion

Area code 419, along with its overlay area code 567, is crucial for the telecommunication needs of northwestern Ohio, including Toledo. Since its inception in 1947, it has adapted to growing demands through the overlay plan implemented in 2002. Governed by NANPA, it requires 10-digit dialing for all regional calls.

For more information on area codes and regulations, visit the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website.