Area code
386
In service
United States · since 2001

Daytona Beach

Serves parts of northern and northeastern Florida including the Daytona Beach / Deltona area and inland counties around Lake City. Split from 904 in 2001; no overlay currently.

The essentials Numbering data · NumberResearch · as of 2026-09-18
Place
Daytona Beach
Type
geographic
Status
in service
In service since
2001
Projected exhaust
2046 Q4

Status, dates and counts are read from NumberResearch (NANPA / CNAC / FCC records). Assignment records show initial assignees, not the carrier serving a number today.

A · Where it is

Where 386 is

North / Northeast Florida (Daytona coast plus inland north-central counties).

Communities served wholly or partly by 386:

Daytona BeachDeltonaLake City

Region is non-contiguous on land, spanning the Deltona-Daytona coast and inland counties (e.g. Columbia/Lake City).

B · Relationships

How it relates to other codes

The codes 386 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?

Split from · 2001 904 Jacksonville Split from 904 in 2001 (activated Feb 15, 2001). The brief's "split from 352" hypothesis is not supported.
What's changing. No overlay currently in place.
C · History

How 386 got here

2001-02-15
Area code 386 activated for service, split from 904.
Source: Wikipedia: Area code 386
D · Capacity

How full it is

Prefixes assigned
479
Prefixes available
321
Thousands-blocks assigned
2,659

Prefix-assignment counts describe allocation to carriers, not how many individual numbers are in use. Full technical records: NumberResearch ↗.

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Sources
Wikipedia ↗
Area code 386
NumberResearch.org ↗
Live status, dates, assignment counts and exhaust forecast — data as of 2026-09-18 (CC BY 4.0).

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.