410 Area Code

Introduction To Area Code 410

Area code 410 is one of the original 86 area codes created by AT&T and the North American Numbering Plan Administration in 1947. It is located in the eastern portion of Maryland, including the Baltimore metropolitan area.

Regions That Use 410 As Area Code

There are twenty U.S. states that use the 410 area code. What do all of these states have in common? They are all located in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. This region is made up of states that are in the Northeast and the South. The states in this region are known for their diverse cultures and historical landmarks.The 410 area code was first introduced in 1947. At that time, it was used for the state of Maryland. In 1995, the area code was split, and the 410 area code was given to the eastern portion of the state. The western portion of Maryland was given the 240 area code.

The 410 area code is now used for the following states: Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C., Virginia, and West Virginia. These states are all located in the Mid-Atlantic region. This region is known for its coastal towns, historical landmarks, and diverse cultures.

If you are interested in learning more about the Mid-Atlantic region, be sure to check out the 410 area code. You will find out that this region is full of interesting places and people.

Time Zones With Area Code 410

There are a total of six time zones in the United States. The eastern time zone is one of them, and it spans from the Atlantic coast to the eastern edge of the Great Plains. The time zone also includes the states of Florida and Texas. The zone is divided into two parts: the eastern time zone and the central time zone.The eastern time zone is one hour behind the central time zone. This means that people in the eastern time zone observe Daylight Saving Time one hour later than people in the central time zone.

The eastern time zone covers an area of 410,872 square miles. This is the second-largest time zone in the United States, after the Pacific time zone.

The eastern time zone includes the following states:

-Alabama

-Arkansas

-Connecticut

-Delaware

-Florida

-Georgia

-Illinois

-Indiana

-Iowa

-Kentucky

-Louisiana

-Maine

-Maryland

-Massachusetts

-Michigan

-Minnesota

-Mississippi

-Missouri

-New Hampshire

-New Jersey

-New York

-North Carolina

-Ohio

-Oklahoma

-Pennsylvania

-Rhode Island

-South Carolina

-Tennessee

-Texas

-Vermont

-Virginia

-West Virginia

-Wisconsin