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Florida Area Codes

23 active area codes · Jacksonville · Population around 23,265,838

Florida has 23 active area codes, serving cities like Jacksonville, Miami, and Tampa. Of those, 15 are overlays covering ground another code already covers, which is why local calls there use all ten digits. The newest, 324, has been in service since February 26, 2024. Each code below links to its cities, carriers, timezone, and coverage map.

Florida Area Code Map

Map of Florida showing the area covered by its area codes

What area codes does Florida have?

More than one of these codes covers 42 of the 67 counties in Florida, and one county is covered by 5 of them. Each card counts the people inside that code's own boundary at the 2020 census. Adding all 23 gives 41,071,833, against the 21,538,187 the same census counts in those counties, because 19,533,646 residents fall inside more than one code.

Which cities are the largest in Florida?

#CityArea CodesPopulation
1Jacksonville904 / 3241,009,833
2Miami305 / 786 / 645487,014
3Tampa656 / 813414,547
4Orlando321 / 407 / 689334,854
5St. Petersburg727267,102
6Port St. Lucie772258,575
7Hialeah305 / 786 / 645235,388
8Cape Coral239233,025
9Tallahassee448 / 850205,089
10Fort Lauderdale754 / 954190,641

How many phone prefixes does Florida use?

The area codes in Florida hold 10,298 assigned prefixes between them, listed under 122 distinct carrier names. A prefix is the three digits after the area code, and NANPA assigns each one to a single carrier. Three of the 23 codes here — 324, 645 and 728 are newer than the NANPA extract behind these numbers, so their prefixes are not counted above.

Sources: City populations – U.S. Census Bureau PEP, Vintage 2024 (SUB-IP-EST2024-POP). State populations – the same program, Vintage 2025 (CO-EST2025-ALLDATA). Area-code footprint and county populations – 2020 Census Centers of Population, mapped against NANP area code boundaries. The share of each city inside a code is measured the same way, against Census place boundaries from the Census Bureau's TIGERweb service. Area code assignments – NANPA CO Code data. See our data methodology.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many area codes does Florida have?

Florida has 23 active area codes: 239, 305, 321, 324, 352, 386, 407, 448, 561, 645, 656, 689, 727, 728, 754, 772, 786, 813, 850, 863, 904, 941, 954.

What is the main area code for Florida?

Of the 23 area codes in Florida, 904 is the oldest one still serving Jacksonville, its largest city. 904 has been in service since July 11, 1965.

What are the largest cities in Florida?

The largest cities in Florida include Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, St. Petersburg.

What is the total population of Florida?

Florida has an estimated total population of 23,265,838 based on US Census PEP 2024 data.

Do I have to dial ten digits in Florida?

In the parts of Florida covered by an overlay, yes. 15 of the 23 area codes here cover ground another code already covers, and where two codes share an area, local calls need the area code as well as the seven-digit number.

Why does Florida have 23 area codes?

They arrived one at a time rather than all at once: 904 has been in service since July 11, 1965. 15 of the 23 are overlays, laid over a code that already covered the same ground instead of splitting its map in two. The most recent is 324, in service since February 26, 2024.

What is the newest area code in Florida?

324, in service since February 26, 2024.

Is my county covered by more than one area code in Florida?

It may be: more than one area code covers 42 of the 67 counties in Florida, and one county there is covered by 5 of them. The table above shows which codes reach each of the largest cities.