Cities in area code 614

16 localities · NANPA data, current as of July 28, 2026.

Which places use area code 614? 16 rate centers in Ohio, the biggest being Columbus, Dublin, Worthington. Data below is NANPA's official prefix-to-rate-center mapping.

By numbering footprint the leading localities are Columbus, Dublin, Worthington, Gahanna, Hilliard, Reynoldsburg, Westerville and Alton, and 7 smaller communities down to single-prefix localities. Prefix counts track lines in service, so the ranking is a reasonable proxy for where the code's subscribers actually are.

16 of the localities fall within FCC top-100 metropolitan statistical areas; the rest are smaller communities.

16 of these localities are also reachable through other area codes — overlay territory where the same place answers to several codes.

All of the code's territory keeps Eastern time.

Remember that people keep numbers when they relocate, so a 614 number is a where-it-was-issued fact, not a where-they-are fact.

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Rate centers covered by area code 614
Locality (rate center) Active prefixes Metro area All codes serving it
Columbus 409 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Dublin 53 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Worthington 45 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Gahanna 42 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Hilliard 36 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Reynoldsburg 34 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Westerville 30 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Alton 25 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Canal Winchester 21 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Groveport 21 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Grove City 18 Columbus, OH 380, 614
New Albany (franklin) 16 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Lockbourne 13 Columbus, OH 380, 614
West Jefferson 6 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Harrisburg (franklin) 5 Columbus, OH 380, 614
Plain City 4 Columbus, OH 380, 614

FAQ

What is the biggest city in area code 614?

Columbus holds the most active prefixes (409), making it the code's largest numbering locality.

How many places does 614 cover?

16 rate centers in Ohio hold active 614 prefixes, from Columbus down to communities with a single prefix.

Does a 614 number guarantee the caller lives in one of these places?

No — the tables show where number blocks were issued. Porting and VoIP let people keep or acquire numbers anywhere.