Area Code 714 — Anaheim, California

714 Area Code – Anaheim, California: Location, Time Zone & History

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About Area Code 714

Region Code
714
City
Anaheim
State
California
Largest City
Anaheim
Neighboring Codes
  • 562 (Long Beach, California)
  • 626 (Pasadena, California)
  • 909 (San Bernardino, California)
  • 951 (Riverside, California)
  • 949 (Irvine, California)
Time Zone
Pacific Time

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History & Cultural Notes

Few area codes have been carved up as many times as 714. Assigned in 1951 out of area code 213 to cover a huge swath of Southern California stretching from Orange County to San Diego and the inland desert, it lost San Diego to 619 in 1982, eastern Los Angeles County and the Inland Empire to 909 in 1992, and southern Orange County cities to 949 in 1998, with Costa Mesa, Irvine, Santa Ana, Tustin, and Newport Beach straddling the new 714/949 boundary at the rate-center level. By 2008, continued growth forced an all-services overlay, 657, onto the shrunken 714 territory.

What remains is the heart of Orange County: Anaheim, home to Disneyland Resort since 1955, along with Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Garden Grove, and Fullerton. Westminster and Garden Grove together form the core of Little Saigon, the largest concentration of Vietnamese Americans outside Vietnam, while the region's economy also leans on tourism venues like Angel Stadium and the Honda Center, plus manufacturing along the I-5 and Highway 91 corridors. In popular culture, "714" itself has become shorthand for Orange County identity, tied especially to the surf and skate culture of cities like Huntington Beach.