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ALL AREA CODES is your resource for looking up information about area codes and phone numbers in the white pages. For looking up information on a specific phone number, the free reverse phone lookup allows you to see the name and address of phone numbers listed in the white pages of phone books throughout the US. For unlisted or cell phone numbers, we provide a convenient price comparison of popular services that allow you to search de*per for the owner of a phone number. To find information on a specific area code, use the area code lookup that makes it easy to find an area code by number and gives detailed To browse all area codes, we have a list of all United States area codes by state and area codes by number. The area code list includes a For international numbers, we also include Canadian area codes. For dialing internationally, see the list of international dialing codes In the US and its territories, Canada, and the Caribbean, the organization and allocation of telephone numbers is governed by the North American Numbering Plan Administration (NANPA). The NANPA organizes the allocation of area codes and telephone prefixes to various phone companies. The basic format of a phone number in any of these countries is NPA-NXX-XX*X or (NPA) NXX-XX*. NPA codes are more commonly referred to as area codes. Some area codes are reserved for special purposes. For instance, area code 800 (commonly referred to as 800-numbers) is reserved for toll free calls where the called party is charged instead of the calling party. Also, not all area codes are currently in use. Only 316 of the possible 1000 area codes are currently being used. The next three digits of a landline number or cellphone number are called the NXX. The NXX is also known as the prefix or exchange. Various telephone carriers will reserve blocks of telephone numbers by reserving an NXX within an area code. Like area codes, not all prefixes are currently in use. Only 160,138 prefixes are currently used.