701 Area Code

Introduction To Area Code 701

&Area Code 701 Introduction&Area Code 701 was first introduced in 1947. It is located in the state of North Dakota and has been serving the people in that state ever since. Over the years, the area code has seen a lot of change, including the addition of new area codes.

In 1947, Area Code 701 was introduced in North Dakota. At that time, it served the entire state. In 1956, Area Code 218 was created and it served the northeastern part of the state. In 1984, Area Code 612 was introduced and it served the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area.

In 1995, Area Code 701 was reduced to its current size. This was done by splitting it into two area codes: Area Code 701 and Area Code 605. Area Code 605 served the western part of the state while Area Code 701 served the eastern part.

In 2002, Area Code 701 was again split into three area codes. This time, Area Code 701 served the eastern part of the state, Area Code 701 served the central part of the state, and Area Code 701 served the western part of the state.

Today, Area Code 701 serves the entire state of North Dakota. It is one of the largest area codes in the country and it is growing rapidly.

Regions That Use 701 As Area Code

As a result of the North American Numbering Plan (NANP), the 701 area code is used by several U.S. states. The 701 area code was originally assigned to western and central North Dakota. However, as telephone traffic grew, it was eventually extended to include eastern North Dakota, as well. This area code is also used in certain areas of South Dakota and Minnesota.

Time Zones With Area Code 701

701 area code belongs to the time zone CST. CST is six hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

In the winter, CST is used in the following states:

Alabama

Arkansas

Iowa

Kansas

Louisiana

Minnesota

Mississippi

Nebraska

North Dakota

Oklahoma

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Wisconsin

In the summer, CST is used in the following states:

Alabama

Arkansas

Iowa

Kansas

Louisiana

Minnesota

Mississippi

Nebraska

North Dakota

Oklahoma

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Wisconsin