Phone prefixes in Prince George, BC

Prince George, BC is a rate centre in the Canadian numbering plan. CNAC records 44 in-service prefixes there, held by 11 carriers and spread across 4 area codes (250, 778, 236, 672).

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In numbers

In-service prefixes
44
Telephone numbers covered
440,000
Carriers
11
Area codes
4
Provinces and territories
1
First assignment
August 14, 2000
Most recent assignment
August 16, 2024

Area codes

Who holds these numbers

TELUS holds the largest share at 13 prefixes, 29.5% of the total, ahead of 10 other carriers.

CarrierPrefixesShareFirst assigned
TELUS1329.5 %2000
TELUS Mobility818.2 %2000
Iristel Inc.715.9 %2012
Bell Mobility49.1 %2004
Videotron Ltd.36.8 %2018
Bell West Inc.24.5 %2001
Rogers Communications Canada Inc. (Wireless)24.5 %2009
Shaw Telecom Inc.24.5 %2008
Comwave Networks12.3 %2014
Fido Solutions Inc.12.3 %2008
Navigata Communications Limited12.3 %2011

Allocated prefixes

All 44 in-service prefixes, grouped by rate centre.

Prince George, BC

236-331 · 236-423 · 236-494 · 236-550 · 236-601 · 236-612 · 236-765 · 236-792 · 250-277 · 250-301 · 250-552 · 250-561 · 250-562 · 250-563 · 250-564 · 250-565 · 250-596 · 250-612 · 250-613 · 250-614 · 250-617 · 250-640 · 250-645 · 250-649 · 250-960 · 250-961 · 250-981 · 672-215 · 672-224 · 672-225 · 672-385 · 672-983 · 672-996 · 672-997 · 778-281 · 778-349 · 778-497 · 778-510 · 778-675 · 778-693 · 778-763 · 778-764 · 778-890 · 778-983

Nearby rate centres

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AldergroveBC5514
NanaimoBC4713
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NewtonBC4614
ChilliwackBC4114

Allocation source: Canadian Numbering Administrator (CNAC), the registry that records which carrier a central-office code was originally issued to. An allocation says who was issued the prefix, not who serves the number today: numbers can be ported between carriers, and caller ID can be spoofed outright.