808 Area Code: Honolulu, Hawaii

Hawaii is served by a single area code, 808, which covers all eight major islands. Honolulu, on the south shore of Oahu, anchors the directory's records here. The city sits between the Koolau Range and the Pacific, organized along a narrow coastal plain that holds the working downtown, the cruise-ship harbor, and Waikiki's tourism corridor; the broader 808 footprint extends across Maui, Kauai, Hawaii Island, and the remaining inhabited islands. The 808 designation has carried Hawaii's numbers since long before any of the broader Pacific-region overlays in the North American Numbering Plan.

Because 808 is the sole code for the state, the directory's records associated with 808 numbers do not surface a recurring list of secondary cities through the standard cross-state linkage patterns that dominate larger codes. Where other-place names do appear, they reflect the same kinds of public-record dynamics seen elsewhere — numbers porting between carriers and addresses tied to multiple residences. The directory currently documents 523 distinct prefixes within 808 in detail, a working subset of the prefix population the code actually carries.

Honolulu's home values run roughly two to three times the US median, a pattern reflecting the long-standing supply constraints of an island housing market combined with strong demand. Median household income comes in above the national reading, supported in part by the wage premium tied to Hawaii's cost of living. The city's median age sits a few years above the US figure, and population places Honolulu among the larger Pacific-coast cities — by some margin Hawaii's largest urban center.