Centredale, RI — rate center
- State
- Rhode Island
- Area codes
- 401
- Active prefixes
- 19
- Carriers
- 10
- Pooled prefixes
- 16
- LATA
- 130
- Metro area
- Providence-Warwick, RI-MA MSA
Phone numbers "from Centredale" are, precisely speaking, numbers whose prefixes are anchored to the Centredale rate center of Rhode Island, under 401.
NANPA records show 19 active prefixes here across 10 carriers. 16 prefixes participate in thousands-block pooling, so blocks of 1,000 numbers are shared between carriers.
The rate center belongs to the Providence-Warwick, RI-MA Metropolitan Statistical Area. Routing-wise it sits in LATA 130.
As always with US numbering: a prefix anchored to Centredale tells you where the block was issued. The person calling may have ported the number, moved away, or be spoofing it entirely — verify callers through independently found contact details.
Prefixes anchored to Centredale
| Prefix | Code holder | Pooled |
|---|---|---|
| 401-231 | VERIZON NEW ENGLAND INC. | No |
| 401-232 | VERIZON NEW ENGLAND INC. | Yes |
| 401-233 | VERIZON NEW ENGLAND INC. | Yes |
| 401-260 | TELEPORT COMMUNICATIONS AMERICA, LLC - CA | Yes |
| 401-271 | ONVOY, LLC - RI | No |
| 401-292 | TELEPORT COMMUNICATIONS AMERICA, LLC - CA | No |
| 401-300 | METROPCS, INC. | Yes |
| 401-319 | PAETEC ITEL, LLC | Yes |
| 401-349 | COMCAST IP PHONE, LLC | Yes |
| 401-355 | FRACTEL, LLC | Yes |
| 401-373 | ONVOY, LLC - RI | Yes |
| 401-395 | HD CARRIER LLC | Yes |
| 401-404 | PAETEC ITEL, LLC | Yes |
| 401-476 | ONVOY, LLC - RI | Yes |
| 401-618 | ONVOY, LLC - RI | Yes |
| 401-719 | PAETEC ITEL, LLC | Yes |
| 401-757 | MCIMETRO ACCESS TRANSMISSION SERVICES LLC | Yes |
| 401-830 | LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS, LLC - RI | Yes |
| 401-949 | VERIZON NEW ENGLAND INC. | Yes |
FAQ
What area code is Centredale, RI?
Centredale numbers use area code 401.
How many prefixes does Centredale have?
19 active NXX prefixes are anchored to this rate center in NANPA records, held by 10 carriers.
Is a call from a Centredale prefix really from Centredale?
Not necessarily. The prefix marks where the number block was issued; porting, VoIP and spoofing all detach calls from that geography.