Central Minnesota (St. Cloud)
Serves the central third of Minnesota outside the Twin Cities metro, created in 1996 as the first new Minnesota area code in 42 years when it split from the old wide 612 territory.
Status, dates and counts are read from NumberResearch (NANPA / CNAC / FCC records). Assignment records show initial assignees, not the carrier serving a number today.
Where 320 is
Central Minnesota outside the Twin Cities metro (St. Cloud region and surrounding counties)..
Communities served wholly or partly by 320:
Broad rural coverage.
How it relates to other codes
The codes 320 was split from, spawned, or shares its area with. A split divides the map and changes some numbers; an overlay shares the same ground and changes none — what's the difference?
How 320 got here
How full it is
Prefix-assignment counts describe allocation to carriers, not how many individual numbers are in use. Full technical records: NumberResearch ↗.
Place, relationships and history above are compiled by North American Numbers from the sources listed and last checked 2026-09-18. A check date is not an expert review — see how this is made. Flag an error.