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Alaska has one area code, 907, which covers the whole state. Alaska's economy leans on oil, gas, and fishing, centered around Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau. Get a local virtual phone number with any Alaska area code.

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Original code 907 · 1957
Capital: Juneau
Carrier-grade network
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Why businesses choose an Alaska virtual number

A local Alaska number shows callers which part of the state you serve.

1957
907 first assigned

907 came first, in 1957

907 was Alaska's original area code, assigned in 1957. The newest, 907, arrived in 1957. Each of the 1 code below maps to its own part of the state, so the code you pick shows which region you serve.

01 — Alaska at a Glance

Alaska, by the numbers.

Alaska got area code 907 in 1957, ten years after the 1947 NANP rollout, once a submarine cable linked the territory to the network. It has never split or overlaid.

Its huge land area and small, scattered population meant 907 always had far more capacity than needed. It's the geographically largest area code in the US.

Demand has stayed low, pushing exhaustion projections decades out. Alaska isn't expected to need a second area code anytime soon.

Did you know?

A single area code, 907, covers all of Alaska — a landmass bigger than Texas, California, and Montana combined — making it one of only about a dozen U.S. states still served by just one original area code.

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Area codes in Alaska

Select any area code to read about it and get a local virtual number for that region of Alaska.

// Calling Alaska

Calling Alaska: what to know

Time zones, dialing rules and area code status, with the sources we checked.

Time zone

Most of Alaska is on Alaska Time. The part of the Aleutian Islands west of 169°30′ W longitude is on Hawaii–Aleutian Time. The boundaries are set in federal regulations.

Dialing

Since October 24, 2021, every local call in Alaska has to be dialed with 907 plus the seven-digit number, so a call to 444-4444 became 907-444-4444. The Regulatory Commission of Alaska announced the change because 907 had numbers on the 988 exchange, which clashed with the new 988 lifeline code. Phone numbers themselves did not change.

Area code status

Alaska is served by a single area code, 907. We found no announced overlay or relief plan as of November 2026.

Good to know

  • Alaska's Department of Transportation has said that about 82% of Alaska's communities are not connected to the road system.
Sources · checked November 2026
Frequently Asked

Alaska number questions answered.

Everything you need to know before getting an Alaska virtual phone number.

Alaska has 1 active area code: 907. Rozper offers virtual phone numbers in these codes, which you can browse and choose from one dashboard.
907 is Alaska's original area code, assigned in 1957. The most recent addition, 907, followed in 1957.
No. Virtual numbers are location-independent. A business based anywhere in the U.S. or internationally can get a Alaska area code and route calls to any device, team, or call center.
Alaska's capital is Juneau, and the state keeps Alaska time (parts of the state use a neighbouring zone). Its population is about 740,000, across 30 counties.
Since October 24, 2021, every local call in Alaska has to be dialed with 907 plus the seven-digit number, so a call to 444-4444 became 907-444-4444. The Regulatory Commission of Alaska announced the change because 907 had numbers on the 988 exchange, which clashed with the new 988 lifeline code. Phone numbers themselves did not change.
Alaska is served by a single area code, 907. We found no announced overlay or relief plan as of November 2026.
Alaska's economy centers on oil, gas, and fishing, with Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau as the main business hubs. Alaska is so large it spans multiple time zones' worth of longitude, though the whole state runs on one clock.
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