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Subject: Re: More Splitsville
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Date: 16 Nov 90 22:52:44 GMT
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So, from the present 714 area (post 714/619 split), Orange County
points will probably stay in 714, and those in San Bernardino and
Riverside counties will go into 909?  That means 714 is being
restricted even more to the far eastern suburbs of Los Angeles.  714
at the time of 714/619 split had no N0X/N1X prefixes; are there still
none in the present 714 and 619 areas?

Apparently, Anaheim and Santa Ana would stay in 714?  (Yes, I know
Disneyland is in Anaheim, although Disney World in Florida went into
407 at the time of the 305/407 split there.)