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Subject: Warning -- Transposed Digits in Area Code
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 11, Issue 64, Message 10 of 10


The area codes 310 and 510 (both in California) and 410 (Maryland)
will be the first of the N10 form.  When they come on line, they also
will be the first that can be formed by transposing two digits in a
previously-existing area code, so beware of people trying to "correct"
them by changing 10 to 01.