Area codes 315 and 680 are telephone

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s of the

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(NANP) for the north-

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area of the

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. Area code 315 was installed as one of the

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in 1947, while area code 680 was added to the numbering plan area (NPA) in an

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in 2017. The service area extends from the western side of Wayne County to Little Falls, north to the

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, east to Massena and south to near Cortland. Most of the area's population lives in

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and its suburbs. Other major population areas include Utica and Watertown.

History

Area code 315 was one of the

created in 1947, when it was assigned to a numbering plan area (NPA) in central New York state that extended from the Canadian border with

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southward to the

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state line, including

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and Syracuse. During 1954, its southern portion, including Binghamton, was combined with the southeastern corner of numbering plan area 716 in an area code split that created

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. New York State regulators announced that 315 was threatened by numbering exhaustion for the third quarter of 2010. The New York State Public Service Commission at the time weighed two options, an overlay plan or a split plan. A numbering plan area division would have included a north-south arrangement, dividing

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and the north from 315, or an east-west division, with Oswego and

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forming the boundary. Regulators met to discuss a second code in the 315 region. Due to economic conditions, assignable numbers were not depleted during the third quarter of 2010 as projected. The revised exhaustion was estimated for 2017. On March 11, 2017, area code 680 was introduced, creating the first overlay in the upstate region. Since 2017, telephone callers must dial ten digits for local calls for using most telephone services including

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. Attempts to make a seven-digit call with these services activates an intercept message reminding them of the new rule. As of January 12, 2021, there were still some smaller phone services whose customers were still able to use seven digit dialing within area code 315 and connect to the person they were dialing. As of 2020, very few if any numbers in the 680 area code were in use. On March 15, 2022, a proclamation by Syracuse Mayor

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Executive Ryan McMahon declared recognition of '315 day'.

Service area

Counties

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* Alder Creek * Alexandria Bay * Altmar * Alton *

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* Ava * Baldwinsville * Barneveld * Beaver Falls * Belleville * Bernhards Bay * Black River * Blossvale * Boonville * Bouckville * Branchport * Brantingham * Brasher Falls * Brewerton *

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* Bridgewater * Brier Hill *

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* Brownville *

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* Chippewa Bay * Chittenango *

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* Clark Mills *

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* Clayton * Clayville *

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* Clifton Springs *

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* Clockville * Clyde * Cold Brook * Colton * Constableville * Constantia *

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* Cranberry Lake *

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* De Kalb Junction * De Peyster * DeRuyter * Deansboro * Deer River * Deferiet * Delphi Falls * Dewitt *

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* Depauville *

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* Durhamville * Eagle Bay * Earlville * East Syracuse * East Williamson *

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* Elbridge * Ellisburg * Erieville * Evans Mills *

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* Fishers Landing * Forestport *

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* Fulton *

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* Georgetown * Glenfield * Gouverneur * Great Bend * Greig * Hailesboro * Hamilton * Hammond * Hannawa Falls *

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* Harrisville *

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* Helena *

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* Henderson * Herkimer *

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* Heuvelton *

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* Hoffmeister * Holland Patent * Hubbardsville * Ilion *

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* Jamesville *

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* Jordanville *

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* Lisbon * Little Falls *

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* Locke *

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* Lowville * Lycoming *

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* Lyons *

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* Mallory * Manlius * Mannsville * Maple View * Marcellus * Marcy * Marietta * Marion *

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* Martville * Massena *

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* Memphis *

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* Middleville * Minetto *

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* Montezuma *

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* Morrisville * Mottville *

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* Nedrow * New Hartford *

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* New York Mills * Newark *

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* Newton Falls * Nicholville *

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* North Bay *

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* North Lawrence * North Pitcher * North Rose * Norwood * Oaks Corners * Ogdensburg * Old Forge * Oneida * Ontario Center *

* Oriskany * Oriskany Falls *

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* Oswegatchie * Oswego *

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* Phoenix * Pierrepont Manor * Plainville * Plessis *

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* Poplar Ridge * Port Byron * Port Gibson * Port Leyden *

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* Preble * Prospect *

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* Pultneyville *

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* Raquette Lake * Raymondville * Red Creek * Redfield *

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* Remsen * Rensselaer Falls *

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* Richland * Richville * Rodman *

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* Russell *

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* Salisbury Center * Sandy Creek * Sangerfield * Sauquoit *

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* Scipio Center * Seneca Castle * Seneca Falls * Sherrill * Skaneateles Falls * Skaneateles * Sodus * Sodus Point * Solsville * Solvay * South Butler * South Colton * South Otselic * Springfield Center * Star Lake *

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* Stittville * Stratford * Sylvan Beach *

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* Thendara * Theresa * Thousand Island Park * Three Mile Bay * Tully *

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* Union Springs * Utica * Van Hornesville * Vernon Center * Vernon * Verona Beach *

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* Waddington *

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* Wampsville * Wanakena * Warners * Washington Mills * Waterloo * Watertown * Waterville *

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* West Eaton * West Edmeston * West Leyden *

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* West Stockholm *

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List of exchanges from AreaCodeDownload.com, 315 Area Code
{{coord, 43, 30, N, 76, 10, W, display=title, scale:1000000 Telecommunications-related introductions in 1947