Home › New York › 332

332 Area Code

Area code 332 serves New York in New York. It has been in service since June 10, 2017, when it was split from 212.

StateNew York
Time zoneEastern
Local time now…
Prefixes in use163
Overlay with212, 646, 917
Projected to run out2055
New YorkNew York
Cities and towns served by area code 332

Who issues 332 numbers

Mobile 30%VoIP and cable 40%Landline 29%

Share of the 163 prefixes (the three digits after 332) assigned to each type of carrier. Classification by carrier name, approximate.

CarrierPrefixes
Onvoy (Sinch)28
AT&T Mobility21
Verizon Business (MCImetro)16
T-Mobile15
Bandwidth13
Verizon Wireless10
Tc Systems6
Metropcs4

Cities and towns in area code 332

CityPopulationOther area codes
New York8,584,629212, 646, 347, 917, 718

Got a call from 332?

A 332 number was originally issued in New York, but that does not prove the caller is there. 40% of 332 prefixes belong to VoIP and cable providers, whose numbers can be bought online and used from anywhere. Caller ID can also be spoofed, so treat urgent requests for money, codes or passwords from any area code with suspicion, and call back on a number you already know.

All 163 prefixes in area code 332

Format: (332) XXX-YYYY. Carrier is the company the block was originally assigned to; numbers may since have been ported to another carrier.

Questions about area code 332

Where is area code 332?
Area code 332 is in New York. It covers New York.
What time zone is area code 332?
Area code 332 is in the Eastern time zone.
Is 332 a toll-free number?
No. 332 is a geographic area code in New York. Toll-free numbers in the US start with 800, 833, 844, 855, 866, 877 or 888.
Why does 332 share its area with 212, 646 and 917?
212, 332, 646 and 917 form an overlay: they cover the same territory, so new numbers there can get any of these codes, and local calls need all 10 digits.
Will area code 332 run out of numbers?
NANPA's latest forecast projects the 212/332/646/917 overlay to exhaust in the third quarter of 2055. Before that happens, a new area code is usually added as an overlay; existing numbers keep their code.

Other area codes in New York