Area code 731 — Tennessee
Area code 731 is in Tennessee and serves West Tennessee, Jackson, Martin, Paris. Time zone, overlays, counties and ZIP codes.
| Location | Tennessee (most of West Tennessee, excluding Metropolitan Memphis and Shelby County (area code 901), but including Dyersburg, Jackson, Martin, Paris, Union City, and Crockett County) |
|---|---|
| Main places | West Tennessee, Jackson, Martin, Paris, Union City, Crockett County |
| State | Tennessee |
| Status | In service · since 2001 |
| Time zone | Central · |
| Local dialing | 10 digits |
History
- Split of 901
Counties (approximate)
Benton CountyCarrollCarroll CountyCheatham CountyChester CountyCrockettCrockett CountyDavidsonDavidson CountyDecatur CountyDicksonDickson CountyDyerDyer CountyGibsonGibson CountyGiles CountyHardemanHardeman CountyHardin CountyHaywood CountyHenderson CountyHenryHenry CountyHickman CountyHouston CountyHumphreys CountyLake CountyLawrence CountyLewis County
ZIP codes in area code 731
Approximate: area code boundaries follow telephone rate centers, not ZIP codes.
37010 Adams37011 Antioch37015 Ashland City37023 Big Rock37024 Brentwood37025 Bon Aqua37027 Brentwood37028 Bumpus Mills37029 Burns37032 Cedar Hill37033 Centerville37035 Chapmansboro37036 Charlotte37040 Clarksville37041 Clarksville37042 Clarksville37043 Clarksville37044 Clarksville37049 Cross Plains37050 Cumberland City37051 Cumberland Furnace37052 Cunningham37055 Dickson37056 Dickson37058 Dover37061 Erin37062 Fairview37064 Franklin37065 Franklin37067 Franklin37068 Franklin37069 Franklin37070 Goodlettsville37072 Goodlettsville37073 Greenbrier37078 Hurricane Mills37079 Indian Mound37080 Joelton37082 Kingston Springs37096 Linden
Format a 731 number
US numbers are written as (731) 555-0123 or 731-555-0123. From outside the US, dial +1 731 555 0123.
Is a call from 731 a scam?
An area code only tells you where a number was assigned. Caller ID can be faked (“spoofed”), so do not trust a call just because the area code looks local. Never share codes or payment details with unexpected callers.
Sources: NANPA via NumberResearch.org (CC BY 4.0); place names and history from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). See data sources.