Phone prefixes in Killaloe, ON

In numbers

In-service prefixes

2

Telephone numbers covered

20,000

Carriers

2

Area codes

2

Provinces and territories

1

First assignment

September 18, 2017

Most recent assignment

September 18, 2017

Killaloe’s share of its area codes

Within area code 343, Killaloe accounts for only 1 of 641 prefixes (0.2%): the code is dominated by Ottawa-Hull and spread over 116 rate centres. Within area code 613, Killaloe accounts for only 1 of 772 prefixes (0.1%): the code is dominated by Ottawa-Hull and spread over 132 rate centres.

Who holds these numbers

Bell Canada holds the largest share at 1 prefixes, 50.0% of the total, ahead of 1 other carrier. Code by code: TELUS Integrated Communications is the only holder in 343; Bell Canada is the only holder in 613. No carrier holds prefixes in every one of Killaloe’s 2 area codes, while 2 appear in just one.

Wireless and wireline

None of Killaloe’s holders carries a mobility brand in its registered name: all 2 prefixes belong to wireline or wholesale carriers, among them Bell Canada and TELUS Integrated Communications. A call showing a Killaloe number therefore nominally comes from a landline, cable or VoIP platform rather than a locally assigned cellphone.

How the allocation was built up

Killaloe’s dated assignments run from 2017 to 2017. The busiest period was 2015–2019, when 1 prefixes went to 1 carrier. 1 prefixes (50%) carry no date in the register: these are the historic pre-1999 assignments, the wireline bedrock of the rate centre. No prefix has been added since 2020: demand for numbers in Killaloe is flat.

Killaloe’s oldest prefixes, the ones the register leaves undated, belong to Bell Canada: this carrier made up the landscape before competition arrived. The first dated assignment went to TELUS Integrated Communications in 2017. The most recent arrivals are TELUS Integrated Communications (2017), a sign that new carriers are still asking for numbers in Killaloe.

Killaloe has just 2 prefixes (20,000 numbers): a very small rate centre, typical of a village or rural area served by a single switching office.

Bell Canada leads with 50.0% of the prefixes, but 1 competitors have set up in Killaloe: a market where the incumbent keeps the edge without exclusivity.

Allocation is mature: only 0.0% of the dated prefixes are less than ten years old, most having been handed out in 2015–2019, and 1 prefixes go back to the undated monopoly era. New Killaloe numbers mostly come out of blocks that were assigned long ago.

Dialling a Killaloe number

Killaloe is served by 2 overlaid area codes (343 and 613). A 613 number is no more “out of town” than a 343 one; from abroad, dial +1 and the full ten digits.

The numbering neighbourhood

Killaloe shares area codes 343 and 613 with at least 20 other rate centres, including Ottawa-Hull, Kingston, Belleville, Cornwall, Kanata-Stittsville, Brockville, Smiths Falls and Bancroft. The largest of them, Ottawa-Hull, holds 425 prefixes in 343 and 613; the smallest on the list, Brighton, has just 10.

What a Killaloe number tells you

A number attached to Killaloe tells you that its prefix was issued to a carrier for this rate centre in Ontario, most often Bell Canada. It does not tell you where the handset is today: a subscriber may have ported the number to any of the 2 carriers present here or to a VoIP service usable anywhere. Nor does it tell you who is calling: caller ID can be spoofed, and an Ontario area code is easy to borrow to look local.

Reading a register entry for Killaloe: code 613-757 is recorded for Bell Canada, so every 613-757-XXXX number (10,000 possible) descends from that assignment. “Killaloe, Ontario” there names a rate centre, not a municipality, and several area codes overlay it.

Every Killaloe prefix

Each row is an in-service central-office code recorded for Killaloe, with its original holder and year of assignment.

Allocated prefixes

All 2 in-service prefixes, grouped by rate centre.

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