Illinois State in United States
Description
Illinois, the Land of Lincoln, offers a unique blend of urban sophistication and Midwest charm. Chicago, one of the largest cities in the U.S., anchors the state with its iconic skyline, deep-dish pizza, and cultural institutions. Meanwhile, central and southern Illinois are home to sprawling farmland, historic towns, and educational centers like the University of Illinois.
The telecommunications network in Illinois is among the most complex, especially around Chicago. Originally covered by area code 312, the region has since added multiple area codes: 773, 872 (overlay), and suburban codes like 847, 708, 630, and 224. Downstate Illinois includes codes like 217, 618, and 309. These Illinois area codes reflect the state’s population density and tech-forward development in urban hubs, as well as steady telecom access in rural regions.
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Area Codes
Major Cities
City | Prefixes |
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Springfield | |
Jacksonville | |
Urbana | |
Chicago | |
Decatur | |
Champaign | |
Raymond | |
Mount Pulaski | |
Foosland | |
Ursa | |
Maroa | |
Dallas City | |
Bethany | |
Auburn | |
Taylorville | |
Rochester | |
Ivesdale | |
Chatham | |
Danville | |
Savoy | |
Chambersburg | |
Edinburg | |
Thayer | |
Findlay | |
Niantic | |
Scottville | |
Quincy | |
Walshville | |
Fisher | |
Oreana | |
Monticello | |
Loami | |
Sherman | |
Franklin | |
New Holland | |
Roodhouse | |
Sorento | |
Virden | |
Cisco | |
Carlinville | |
Weldon | |
Lovington | |
Divernon | |
Athens | |
Lincoln | |
White Hall | |
Kansas | |
Charleston | |
Lomax | |
Argenta |