220 Area Code: Columbus, Ohio

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Area Code 220 Information

State: Ohio
Primary City: Columbus
Primary Carrier: Verizon
Other Cities: Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland

Neighborhood Demographics

Based on US Census data for Columbus

33 y/o

Median Age

Compared to the US median age of 38.7 y/o

$65.3K

Median Income

Compared to the US median income of $78.5K

$234.5K

Median Home Value

Compared to the US median home value of $303.4K

906.5K

Columbus Population

Compared to the US median city population of 171.9K

Active Prefixes in the 220 Area Code

About the 220 Area Code

Ohio's 220 area code is an overlay sharing geography with the long-running 740 across central Ohio outside the immediate Columbus metro. Columbus — the state capital — appears as the primary city in the directory's records, despite the 220 footprint covering the surrounding region rather than the city itself. The 220 designation, part of the North American Numbering Plan, has been filling with allocations as central Ohio's broader number demand has continued to grow.

Records linked to 220 numbers in the directory often include other Ohio cities — Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Dayton among them. None of those are inside the 220 footprint. The pattern reflects standard public-record dynamics, with phone numbers porting across Ohio and addresses linked across multiple cities. The directory currently documents 9 distinct prefixes within 220 in detail, an early-stage subset that should be read as a working slice of the prefix population the code will eventually carry.

Columbus is the largest city in Ohio and one of the larger cities in the Midwest. Home values within the city run close to the US median, household income comes in close to the national reading, and the city's median age sits well under the US figure at roughly the low thirties — shaped in part by the substantial student population at Ohio State University. Population places Columbus as a substantial metropolitan anchor for central Ohio. The 220 footprint covers the surrounding 740 geography, where smaller cities and rural counties of central and southeastern Ohio fill out a long band of generally less densely populated terrain.