| * Includes quarterly updates for one year | ||
| Platform: | All Platforms |
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| Media: | Internet download |
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| Updated: | July 2, 2010 |
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Complete 10,000 block level NPA/NXX assignments for every active telephone NPA/NXX area code and exchange combination in use for the United States, Canada and most of the Caribbean. The data includes place names with geographic latitude and longitude to identify and locate the basic exchange area served by the NPA/NXX. These coordinates may be used for general positioning and distance calculations between exchanges but should not be confused with the exchange's more exact wire and rate center V&H coordinates. Additional NPA-NXX related data includes: NXX type (wireless, landline, pager, etc.), Local Access and Transport Area (LATA) assignments, Numbering Plan Area (NPA) assignments with area code overlay/split cross reference, United States demographic metropolitan statistical area associations. |
Supplemental cross-reference data files included with this product...
There are approximately 143,580 records in this database. Internet download size of this product is approximately 1.32MB as a zip format compressed file and will require approximately 13MB free space on your hard drive when decompressed. |
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| North American Telephone Area Code and Prefix Location NPA/NXX Data, Premium Edition Record Layout | |
| Field | Field Description |
| NPA | Three-digit Numbering Plan Area code. |
| NXX | Three-digit Central Office Code (COC), i.e. telephone exchange number. |
| LATA | Three-digit number that represents the geographical Local Access and Transport Area (LATA) for the NPA NXX. This value is the LATA associated with the exchange's rate center and represents the predefined boundary for local toll calls. See cross-reference data file lata.csv (provided). |
| LTYPE | Single character alphanumeric value identifying the basic line type of the NPA NXX.
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| STATE |
Two-character state or province abbreviation of the exchange's rate center location. These are standard postal abbreviations which differ from the same COMMON LANGUAGE® assignments. The exceptions are as follows with the COMMON LANGUAGE® values parenthesized next to the location name.
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| COUNTRY | Two-character ISO 3166-1 Country Code of the exchange's rate center country location. Note telecommunications industry specific databases normally use abbreviations based on COMMON LANGUAGE® assignments. The COMMON LANGUAGE® country codes are those parenthesized values next to the country name.
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| RC | Name of rate center (city, town, or location) serving the exchange. |
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| FIPS |
Five-digit United States Federal Information Processing System (FIPS) County Code identifying the county (or primary county) the exchange's rate center is located in. This value is the concatenation of the two-digit FIPS state code and the three-digit county code.
See cross-reference data file county.csv (provided). United States exchanges only. |
| CBSA |
Five-digit Core Based Statistical Area Code of the Metropolitan or Micropolitan Statistical Area the exchange's rate center is located in. This field may contain multiple CBSA codes for a particular rate center. When multiple codes are present they are semi-colon separated. CBSA codes are defined by the Office of Management and Budget and supersede previous MSA codes and definitions.
See cross-reference data file cbsa.csv (provided). United States exchanges only. |
| MSA |
Four-digit code of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) the rate center is located in if any. This field is maintained for cross-reference. MSA codes have been replaced with the five-digit CBSA code.
See cross-reference data file msa.csv (provided). United States exchanges only. |
| PMSA | Four-digit code of the Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) the rate center is located in if any. If a PMSA code is present then the MSA code is recognized as a Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) code. This field is maintained for cross-reference. MSA codes have been replaced with the five-digit CBSA code.
See cross-reference data file msa.csv (provided). United States exchanges only. |
| LATITUDE | Latitude in decimal degrees of the general exchange location. |
| LONGITUDE | Longitude in decimal degrees of the general exchange location. |
| DERIVED_FROM_NPA | Indicates the previous NPA that existed in the area covered by a given NPA. In cases of overlays, some or all of the previous NPAs may still cover the area. The OVERLAY field should be referenced to determine how to interpret this field.
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| NEWNPA | Specifies the new area code to be used with the NXX or new area code(s) created in the same coverage area as the current area code. The OVERLAY field should be referenced to determine how to interpret this field.
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| OVERLAY | Single character field to determine how the DERIVED_FROM_NPA and NEWNPA fields should be interpreted.
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