Nevada Area Code

Nevada currently utilizes 3 area codes. When first established by AT&T and the Bell System in 1947, 702 covered the entire state of Nevada. The most recently added was 725 in 2014 as an overlay to 702. Today, 702 is the most populated with an estimated 1.6 million of the state's 2.7 million residents.

702

Timezone:Pacific

Blue Diamond
Boulder City
Bunkerville
Cal-Nev-Ari
Enterprise
Goodsprings
Henderson
Indian Springs
Las Vegas
Laughlin
Mesquite
Moapa Valley
Mount Charleston
Nellis AFB
Nelson
North Las Vegas
Paradise
Sandy Valley
Searchlight
Spring Valley
Summerlin South
Sunrise Manor
Whitney
Winchester

725

Timezone:Pacific

725 is an overlay for area code 702.

775

Timezone:Pacific / Mountain

Alamo
Austin
Baker
Battle Mountain
Beatty
Beaverdam
Bennett Springs
Caliente
Carlin
Carson City
Carter Springs
Cold Springs
Crescent Valley
Crystal Bay
Dayton
Denio
Double Spring
Dry Valley
Dyer
East Valley
Elko
Ely
Empire
Eureka
Fallon
Fallon Station
Fernley
Fish Springs
Fort McDermitt
Gabbs
Gardnerville
Gardnerville Ranchos
Genoa
Gerlach
Glenbrook
Golconda
Golden Valley
Goldfield
Grass Valley
Hawthorne
Hiko
Humboldt River Ranch
Imlay
Incline Village
Indian Hills
Indian Springs
Jackpot
Johnson Lane
Kingsbury
Kingston
Lakeridge
Lamoille
Lemmon Valley
Logan Creek
Lovelock
Lund
McDermitt
McGill
Mina
Minden
Moapa Town
Mogul
Montello
Mount Wilson
Nixon
Oasis
Orovada
Osino
Owyhee
Pahrump
Panaca
Paradise Valley
Pioche
Preston
Rachel
Reno
Round Hill Village
Ruhenstroth
Ruth
Schurz
Silver Peak
Silver Springs
Skyland
Smith Valley
Spanish Springs
Sparks
Spring Creek
Stagecoach
Stateline
Sun Valley
Sutcliffe
Tonopah
Topaz Lake
Topaz Ranch Estates
Ursine
Valmy
Verdi
Virginia City
Wadsworth
Walker Lake
Washoe Valley
Wells
West Wendover
Winnemucca
Yerington
Zephyr Cove