Georgia is south Atlantic state of United States. Standard time zone followed by the state is Eastern Time Zone.
Georgia's area codes providing telephone services in state are:
|
|
It was created in 2000 for providing telephone services in the region which was once the part of area code 912. It was introduced for providing numbering relief area code 912. Major areas getting telephone services by area code 229 are Albany, Thomasville, Valdosta, Tifton, Fitzgerald and Americus.
It is one of eighty six original area codes created in 1947. Initially, the code 404 was allocated to entire State of Georgia; however up till now it has gone through many changes.
It is providing telephone services in Atlanta and some of its neighboring areas. It got first split in 1954 for creating new area code 912. All regions located within the Southern and middle Georgia was assigned with that newly born area code.
It was created in 2001 for providing numbering relief to the Metropolitan Atlanta Area of Georgia. It is a vacant overlay area code that covers same area as 404, 678 and 770.
It is providing telephone services in middle Georgia including Macon, Forsyth, Fort Valley, Warner Robins, Dublin, Eastman and Milledgeville. The code was created in 2000 as a result in split of area code 912.
It was proposed in 1998 for serving Atlanta and its suburbs. It is an overlay area code that is providing telephone services in regions as 404 and 770.
It is serving the state as an overlay with area code 762. These area codes are providing telephone services in northern areas of Georgia. The code 706 was formed in 1992 and before that the area was reserved with the code 404.
The code is reserved for Metro Atlantic areas of Georgia. It was created as a result in split of area code 404 in December 1995.
The code was created in 1954 for giving numbering relief to area code 404. The Code 912 is providing telephone services in Savannah, Vidalia, Waycross, Brunswick, Douglas and southeastern and coastal Georgia.