Area code 912 — Georgia
Area code 912 is in Georgia and serves Savannah, Statesboro, Vidalia, Waycross. Time zone, overlays, counties and ZIP codes.
| Location | Georgia (Savannah, Statesboro, Vidalia, Waycross, Brunswick, Douglas, and southeastern Georgia) |
|---|---|
| Main places | Savannah, Statesboro, Vidalia, Waycross, Brunswick, Douglas |
| State | Georgia |
| Status | In service · since 1954 |
| Time zone | Eastern · |
| Overlay codes | 565 Overlays share the same area. Local calls usually need 10-digit dialing. |
| Local dialing | 10 digits |
History
- Split of 404 to give Georgia two area codes
- 2000: split to create 229 and 478
Counties (approximate)
ApplingAppling CountyAtkinson CountyBacon CountyBen Hill CountyBerrien CountyBrantley CountyBrooks CountyBryan CountyBullochBulloch CountyBurke CountyCamden CountyCandler CountyCharlton CountyChathamChatham CountyClinch CountyCoffeeCoffee CountyColquittColquitt CountyCook CountyDecaturDecatur CountyDodge CountyDougherty CountyEchols CountyEffingham CountyEvans County
ZIP codes in area code 912
Approximate: area code boundaries follow telephone rate centers, not ZIP codes.
30410 Ailey30411 Alamo30412 Alston30414 Bellville30415 Brooklet30417 Claxton30420 Cobbtown30421 Collins30423 Daisy30424 Dover30426 Girard30427 Glennville30428 Glenwood30429 Hagan30436 Lyons30438 Manassas30439 Metter30442 Millen30445 Mount Vernon30446 Newington30449 Oliver30450 Portal30451 Pulaski30452 Register30453 Reidsville30454 Rockledge30455 Rocky Ford30456 Sardis30457 Soperton30458 Statesboro30459 Statesboro30460 Statesboro30461 Statesboro30467 Sylvania30470 Tarrytown30473 Uvalda30474 Vidalia30475 Vidalia30499 Reidsville31001 Abbeville
Format a 912 number
US numbers are written as (912) 555-0123 or 912-555-0123. From outside the US, dial +1 912 555 0123.
Is a call from 912 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.