List of future North American area codes

This is a list of future area codes in the North American Numbering Plan, which are intended to be used as needed for additional telephone numbers in various locations. Relief formats and dates are subject to change. All new area codes below will be in the "overlay" format.

List

New area codeJurisdictionAffected area codesProjected Exhaust date*Effective date
227Maryland240/3012025 – 3rd QtrNone
274Wisconsin9202027 – 2nd QtrNone
283Ohio5132026 – 1st QtrNone
327Arkansas8702023 – 4th QtrNone
354Quebec450/5792024 – 4th QtrNone[1]
368Alberta403/587/780/8252022 – 4th QtrMay 15, 2021[2]
428New Brunswick5062024 – 1st QtrApril 23, 2022[3]
447Illinois2172021 - 1st QtrMarch 29, 2021[4]
448Florida8502021 - 3rd QtrMarch 20, 2021
464Illinois7082023 – 2nd QtrNone
474Saskatchewan306/6392022 – 1st QtrOctober 2, 2021[5]
557Missouri3142023 – 3rd QtrNone
572Oklahoma4052021 - 4th QtrMay 24, 2021
582Pennsylvania8142021 - 2nd QtrMay 30, 2021
656Florida8132023 - 1st QtrNone
679Michigan3132028 – 4th QtrNone
730Illinois6182036 – 1st QtrNone
826Virginia5402022 – 4th QtrNone
840California9092022 – 4th QtrFebruary 23, 2021
879Newfoundland and Labrador7092024 – 1st QtrMay 20, 2022[1]
945Texas214/469/9722021 – 2nd QtrJanuary 15, 2021
948Virginia7572023 – 2nd QtrNone
975Missouri8162025 – 3rd QtrNone

†Indicates planned overlay of multiple area code regions.

*Indicates exhaust date of the existing area code(s) that will require relief.[6] Others with exhaust dates within three years (by the second quarter of 2023) that currently do not have an approved relief plan and relief area code: 202, 289/365/905 (742 is reserved for this, but another area code may be chosen), 303/720, 305/786, and 404/770/470/678.

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