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Subject: N0X/N1X Prefixes
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 655, Message 6 of 14


Joel B. Levin <levin@bbn.com> writes:

>The first time I saw NXX exchanges in real application (Manhattan
>telephone numbers in A.C. 212)"

Apparently he did not have occasion to look up or call the U.S. west
coast?  Area 213 had N0X/N1X prefixes (starting in 1973) before area
212, which until 1984 covered all of New York City.