Area code 913: Kansas
Area code 913 is a US state area code for Kansas, on Central Time. It has 533 prefixes in service across 34 rate centers, the largest being Kansas City, Olathe and Leavenworth. NANPA lists no overlay code for it. Local calls there take 7 digits.
Local time in area code 913
America/Chicago
Prefixes in service
533 of 792 possible
34 rate centers
Area code 913 facts
| Location | Kansas, United States |
|---|---|
| Time zone | Central Time |
| Overlays | None |
| In service since | 1947, when the plan began |
| Local calls | 7 digits; toll calls 1 + 10 digits |
| Carrier | Not shown. An area code is where a number was issued; numbers port between carriers. Check line type |
Which cities and towns use area code 913?
NANPA records each prefix against a rate center, the local billing area a number belongs to, usually named after its main town. These are the 913 rate centers with the most prefixes in service. 22 smaller ones aren't listed.
| Rate center | Prefixes |
|---|---|
| Kansas City | 342 |
| Olathe | 38 |
| Leavenworth | 25 |
| Bonner Springs | 21 |
| Gardner | 14 |
| Atchison | 13 |
| Paola | 9 |
| Tonganoxie | 7 |
| Osawatomie | 6 |
| Basehor | 6 |
| De Soto | 5 |
| Mclouth | 4 |
Source: NANPA central office code assignments, file dated 10/17/2026. Each prefix holds up to 10,000 numbers.
How do I dial a 913 number?
NANPA's dialling plan for 913: local calls inside the code take 7 digits, toll calls 1 + 10 digits. From another area code, dial 1 first. From abroad, use +1. The examples use 555-0147, from a range reserved for fictional numbers.
| Local call inside 913 | 555-0147 |
|---|---|
| From another US or Canadian area code | 1-913-555-0147 |
| From outside North America | +1 913 555 0147 |
| E.164, for CRMs and SMS tools | +19135550147 |
When did area code 913 start?
Area code 913 is one of the original codes NANPA lists from 1947. It has no overlay, so every number in its area still starts with it.
Tools for 913 numbers
- Area code lookup
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- NPA-NXX lookup
Rate center and state for one prefix, a level below the area code.
- TCPA calling hours checker
Whether it's inside the federal 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. calling window there now.
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Area code 913 questions
- What state is area code 913?
- Area code 913 is in Kansas, United States. Its largest rate centers by number of prefixes are Kansas City, Olathe, Leavenworth, Bonner Springs and Gardner.
- What time zone is area code 913 in?
- Central Time.
- Does area code 913 have an overlay?
- Not as of NANPA's file dated 10/16/2026. Every number in its area uses 913.
- When did area code 913 start?
- Area code 913 is one of the original codes NANPA lists from 1947.
- Is a 913 number a cell phone or a landline?
- The area code can't tell you. In the US and Canada mobiles, landlines and VoIP lines share area codes and prefixes, and numbers move between carriers and line types. Only a live line-type lookup answers it for one number.
- How many phone numbers does area code 913 have?
- 533 of its 792 possible prefixes are in service, and each prefix holds up to 10,000 numbers. That counts prefixes assigned to carriers, not numbers in use.
Other area codes in Kansas
Sources
Location, overlays, in-service date and dialling plan: NANPA NPA database, file dated 10/16/2026. Prefixes and rate centers: NANPA central office code assignments, 10/17/2026. Time zones mapped to the IANA time zone database. By the SimpleVerifier Team; how we build these pages.