Area code 918 — Oklahoma
Area code 918 is in Oklahoma and serves Tulsa, Bartlesville, McAlester, Muskogee. Time zone, overlays, counties and ZIP codes.
| Location | Oklahoma (Tulsa, Bartlesville, McAlester, Muskogee, Henryetta, and northeastern Oklahoma) |
|---|---|
| Main places | Tulsa, Bartlesville, McAlester, Muskogee, Henryetta |
| State | Oklahoma |
| Status | In service · since 1953 |
| Time zone | Central · |
| Overlay codes | 539 Overlays share the same area. Local calls usually need 10-digit dialing. |
| Local dialing | 10 digits |
History
- Split of 405 and to give Oklahoma two area codes, one centered on Oklahoma City and the other centered on Tulsa
- 2011: overlaid by 539
Counties (approximate)
Adair CountyAtoka CountyBryan CountyCherokeeCherokee CountyChoctaw CountyCraig CountyCreekCreek CountyDelawareDelaware CountyHaskellHaskell CountyHughes CountyLatimerLatimer CountyLe Flore CountyMayesMayes CountyMcCurtainMcCurtain CountyMcIntoshMcIntosh CountyMuskogeeMuskogee CountyNowata CountyOkfuskee CountyOkmulgee CountyOsage CountyOttawa
ZIP codes in area code 918
Approximate: area code boundaries follow telephone rate centers, not ZIP codes.
74001 Avant74002 Barnsdall74003 Bartlesville74004 Bartlesville74005 Bartlesville74006 Bartlesville74008 Bixby74010 Bristow74011 Broken Arrow74012 Broken Arrow74013 Broken Arrow74014 Broken Arrow74015 Catoosa74016 Chelsea74017 Claremore74018 Claremore74019 Claremore74020 Cleveland74021 Collinsville74022 Copan74027 Delaware74029 Dewey74031 Foyil74033 Glenpool74035 Hominy74036 Inola74037 Jenks74039 Kellyville74041 Kiefer74042 Lenapah74043 Leonard74044 Mannford74047 Mounds74048 Nowata74050 Oakhurst74051 Ochelata74053 Oologah74054 Osage74055 Owasso74056 Pawhuska
Format a 918 number
US numbers are written as (918) 555-0123 or 918-555-0123. From outside the US, dial +1 918 555 0123.
Is a call from 918 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.