Area Code Map Page
What if every area code were the same size? Here's the Eiler Technical Enterprises map of what the United States
and Canada would look like, as of 2003.
I no longer work in the telephone industry, and no longer maintain this map. But I can recommend the following area code maps and resources.
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Legacy IS, Networking & Communications Solutions.
The most up to date area code maps I've seen.
They not only know about area codes the Baby Bells haven't seen fit to tell us of yet,
they're got the boundaries for the area codes that come out after that.
- Linc Madison's Telecom Page.
A set of maps for the history of area codes.
- Aegis Books.
They'll be happy to sell you one of their maps.
It's not quite the most up to date (despite their claims),
but it's the prettiest.
- AreaCode.org.
An area code locator. (So the major city of 847 is Waukegan, eh?)
- AllAreaCodes.com.
A collection of area code maps in detail.
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