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Area code 216
Area code 216 Cleveland, Ohio
Area code 216 is one of the original 1947 area codes, in Ohio, with numbers assigned in Cleveland, Terrace Park, Independence and 1 more place. It’s 12:12 AM there now.
- State
- Ohio15 area codes in Ohio
- Time zone
- Eastern12:12 AM there now
- Exchanges
- 6134 places
- Overlay
- NoneThe only code for its area
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Where area code 216 is
Numbers in 216 are assigned to 4 places in 3 counties: Cuyahoga County, Hamilton County and Clermont County.
Cleveland holds most of them: 79% of the exchanges.
- Cleveland485
- Terrace Park54
- Independence41
- Mount Repose33
Phone companies in 216
613 blocks of numbers in 216 are held by 40 phone companies. The most belong to AT&T (211), Verizon Wireless (84) and T-Mobile (72).
A mix: about 31% wireless, 35% local phone and cable and 34% other carriers, including internet phone services.
A block’s holder is the company it was first assigned to; numbers can move to other carriers since.
History and overlays
216 has been in service since 1947, when the first North American area codes were set up.
55 new exchanges were assigned since 2021, the latest in October 2026.
Calling 216
It’s 12:12 AM Eastern time in 216 right now.
From elsewhere in the U.S., dial 1, 216 and the 7-digit number.
Nearby area codes
Ohio has 15 area codes: 216, 220, 234, 283, 326, 330, 380, 419, 436, 440, 513, 567, 614, 740 and 937.
- 440 · Willoughby Hills, OH · about 32 mi
- 234 · Akron, OH · about 37 mi
- 330 · Akron, OH · about 38 mi
- 567 · Toledo, OH · about 69 mi
- 419 · Toledo, OH · about 78 mi
- 380 · Columbus, OH · about 92 mi
From the North American Numbering Plan Administrator’s area code and exchange records (10/22/2026) and U.S. Census place and county names. Places and companies are where number blocks were assigned, not where anyone lives or which carrier a number uses today.
Map of the 216 area code
Map of the 216 area code around Cleveland, Terrace Park and Independence, Ohio.
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Questions about 216
Where is area code 216?
In Ohio, covering Cleveland, Terrace Park and Independence and other places across 3 counties.
What time zone is 216 in?
Eastern time. It was 12:12 AM there when this page loaded.
Is 216 an overlay?
No. 216 is the only area code for its area right now.
Which phone companies have 216 numbers?
40 companies hold blocks; the most belong to AT&T, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile. About 31% of blocks are wireless.
Is 216 running out of numbers?
Not on record. 55 new exchanges have been assigned since 2021.