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380 Area Code

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Q: What is 380 area code?

380 is a telephone prefix for southeastern Ohio, covering major cities such as Columbus, Dublin, Westerville, and Grove City.

Q: Which time zone does fall under the area code 380?

Eastern Time Zone falls under the 380 phone area code. EST and EDT are 5 and 4 hours behind UTC, respectively.

Q: What is the zip code for the 380 phone area code?

The zip codes for a 380 phone area code are 43147, 43136, 43215, 43203, 43205, and more.

Q: Can I port my existing 380 phone number to Calilio?

Yes, you can port your 380 phone number to Calilio by providing the necessary details, such as a letter of authorization, billing details, and account verification.

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380 Area Code Location

Ohio’s 380 phone area code serves its cities, such as Columbus, Dublin, Westerville, Gahanna, and other surrounding suburbs. It encompasses six counties: Franklin, Fairfield, Delaware, Madison, Union, and Pickaway. 380’s center city is Columbus, with a population of over 905K.

Residents in this area code follow the Eastern Time Zone, which is 5 and 4 hours behind the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) during standard and daylight saving time, respectively.

City/Town	Total Population	County
Columbus	905,748	Franklin
Westerville	39,190	Franklin
Upper Arlington	36,800	Franklin
Marysville	25,571	Union
Whitehall	20,127	Franklin
Reynoldsburg	41,076	Franklin
Gahanna	35,726	Franklin
Groveport	6,009	Franklin
Canal Winchester	9,107	Franklin, Fairfield
Bexley	13,928	Franklin
Worthington	14,786	Franklin
West Jefferson	4,137	Madison
Grove City	41,252	Franklin
Pickerington	23,094	Franklin, Fairfield
Hilliard	37,114	Franklin

History of 380 Area Code

80 area code was implemented on February 27, 2016. It is Ohio’s 12th and was one of the 7 area codes introduced that year. Now, the state has a total of 15 area codes.

In 1947, 614 was created as a primary area code for southeastern Ohio. After five decades, 614 was split, and a new area code, 740, was introduced. Then, in 2001, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) assigned 380 as an overlay area code for 614 to ensure the availability of further numbers.

Since then, a 10-digit dialing format has been necessary for all calls.

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Exploring 380 Area Code’s Territory: Business Scenario and Outlook

380’s metro city, Columbus, has a significant and diverse economy based on automotive, finance, food and beverage, medical research, healthcare, insurance, hospitality, and retail.

The top employers here are JPMorgan Chase, Nationwide, Amazon, Cardinal Health, Honda, Huntington National Bank, American Electric Power (AEP), Victoria's Secret & Co., and BBW Inc., providing jobs to more than 70K employees.

According to the US Census Bureau, the city's median household income is over $62K (2023), and there are more than 415K housing units. Plus, the city's employment rate is 67.6%.

All in all, the Columbus region provides a solid environment for businesses aiming to expand in various industries with the 380 area code, thanks to support from a highly educated workforce and a fast-growing venture community.

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Why Does Your Business Need a 380 Area Code Number?

A 380 phone number benefits businesses seeking to establish a local presence in Ohio’s regions, increasing customer engagement and boosting marketing efforts.