Phone prefixes in Summerside

Summerside is a rate-centre name used in 2 provinces (PE, NL) in the Canadian numbering plan. CNAC records 25 in-service prefixes there, held by 10 carriers and spread across 3 area codes (902, 782, 709).

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In numbers

In-service prefixes
25
Telephone numbers covered
250,000
Carriers
10
Area codes
3
Provinces and territories
2
First assignment
October 24, 2001
Most recent assignment
November 9, 2023

Provinces and territories

This name is used for separate rate centres in 2 provinces. The prefixes below share a name in the CNAC register but belong to different communities.

Area codes

Who holds these numbers

Bell Mobility Aliant holds the largest share at 8 prefixes, 32.0% of the total, ahead of 9 other carriers.

CarrierPrefixesShareFirst assigned
Bell Mobility Aliant832.0 %2009
Aliant Telecom (PEI)520.0 %2002
Bragg Communications Inc.312.0 %2001
Iristel Inc.312.0 %2016
Aliant Telecom (NF)14.0 %
Distributel14.0 %2022
Fido Solutions Inc.14.0 %2013
Rogers Communications Canada Inc. (Wireless)14.0 %2005
TELUS Integrated Communications14.0 %2019
TELUS Mobility14.0 %2006

Allocated prefixes

All 25 in-service prefixes, grouped by rate centre.

Summerside, NL

709-783 · 782-202 · 782-204 · 782-241 · 782-324 · 782-332 · 782-541 · 782-542 · 782-543 · 782-544 · 782-545 · 902-303 · 902-315 · 902-374 · 902-432 · 902-436 · 902-438 · 902-439 · 902-598 · 902-724 · 902-786 · 902-888 · 902-918 · 902-954 · 902-992

Nearby rate centres

Rate centreProvincePrefixesCarriers
St. John'sNL10113
Corner BrookNL2310
ClarenvilleNL159
CarbonearNL136
GanderNL126
MarystownNL127
Bay RobertsNL116
Labrador City - WabushNL104
Deer LakeNL96
Grand FallsNL96
Happy Valley - Goose BayNL94
Long PondNL96

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.