Ohio · Eastern Time12 area codes · 4 overlays5,788 reported · 30 daysupdated 8 Oct 2026

Ohio area codes

Area codes in
12
State
Ohio
Oldest
216 · 1947
Newest
380 · 2016
Largest city
Columbus · 380
Ohio is served by 12 area codes, from 216 in 1947 to 380 in 2016. 4 of them are overlays, added as older codes filled up.
Updated 8 October 2026
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All area codes in Ohio

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Ohio is served by 12 area codes. 216 is the oldest, in service since 1947; 380 is the newest, activated in 2016.

Area codes in this state
Primary cityRegionOverlay of
216Cleveland—1947—555
220Newark—2015740269
234Akron—2000330323
330Akron—1996—627
380Columbus—2016614189
419Toledo—1947—380
440Parma—1997—747
513Cincinnati—1947—607
567Toledo—2002419277
614Columbus—1947—742
740Zanesville—1997—504
937Dayton—1996—568
216Cleveland · 1947555
220Newark · overlay of 740 · 2015269
234Akron · overlay of 330 · 2000323
330Akron · 1996627
380Columbus · overlay of 614 · 2016189
419Toledo · 1947380
440Parma · 1997747
513Cincinnati · 1947607
567Toledo · overlay of 419 · 2002277
614Columbus · 1947742
740Zanesville · 1997504
937Dayton · 1996568

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Ohio area codes by city

These are the Ohio cities served by more than one area code, or whose code also covers a wider area.

Akron234330
Columbus largest380614
Toledo419567
Cincinnati513
Cleveland216
Dayton937
Newark220
Parma440

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Overlay codes and dialling rules in Ohio

4 of Ohio’s 12 area codes are overlays — a second code laid over an existing footprint instead of splitting it. Wherever an overlay operates, local calls require the full ten-digit number.

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Spam call reports in Ohio

These Ohio area codes drew the most reports to the FTC in the 30 days to 8 October 2026. The figures describe numbers displaying each code, which caller ID spoofing can fake.

Most reported Ohio area codes · last 30 days

Ohio area codes by complaint volume
#CodePrimary cityReports (30 days)
1440Parma747
2614Columbus742
3330Akron627
4513Cincinnati607
5937Dayton568
6216Cleveland555
7740Zanesville504
8419Toledo380
4401. Parma747
6142. Columbus742
3303. Akron627
5134. Cincinnati607
9375. Dayton568
2166. Cleveland555
7407. Zanesville504
4198. Toledo380

A number listed here may itself be a spoofing victim rather than the caller. These are unverified consumer reports.

Source: FTC Do Not Call Reported Calls Data, unverified consumer reports, retrieved 8 October 2026. Request a correction. Month-over-month figures appear once two complete 30-day windows exist.

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Questions

How many area codes does Ohio have?

Ohio has 12 area codes: 216, 220, 234, 330, 380, 419, 440, 513, 567, 614, 740, 937.

What is the main area code for Columbus?

The main area code for Columbus is 380.

Which Ohio area code is oldest?

Area code 216 is the oldest in Ohio, in service since 1947.

Do I need to dial ten digits in Ohio?

Yes, wherever an overlay operates. 4 of Ohio’s area codes are overlays, and local calls within an overlay area require the full ten-digit number.

Which Ohio area code gets the most spam calls?

Area code 440 (Parma) drew the most reports of any Ohio code in the 30 days to 8 October 2026, with 747 numbers reported.

Largest cities

Columbus380Cleveland216Cincinnati513