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289 Area Code — Ontario

289 is a North American Numbering Plan area code for Ontario, Canada. It covers about 0 people in 20 towns, including Ajax, Brampton and Ancaster.

FieldValue
Area code289
CountryCanada (+1)
State / provinceOntario
TypeShares its towns with 905
Time zoneEastern
Population covered0
Towns covered20
Approx. centre43.565, -79.333

Where area code 289 is used

Area code 289 is assigned to Ontario, Canada, inside the North American Numbering Plan. Numbers in the code are written (289) NXX-XXXX at home and +1 289 NXX-XXXX when dialled from outside Canada and the United States. Since the NANP moved to 10-digit dialling you must always include the area code, even for a local call.

Other area codes in this footprint: 905. They serve towns in the same territory, so a single street can contain numbers from more than one code. That is normal in the NANP and does not change how you dial.

Towns and cities in area code 289

The 20 towns below are the largest in the 289 footprint, ranked by population. Every one of them links to its own page with the full list of area codes and ZIP codes for that town.

TownCountyPopulationZIP codes
Ajax——
Brampton——
Ancaster——
Burlington——
St. Catharines——
Cobourg——
Oakville——
Oshawa——
Pickering——
Newmarket——
Hamilton——
Niagara Falls——

Other area codes serving the same towns

905 20 towns

Nearby area codes

905 0 km365 2 km437 16 km647 16 km416 32 km716 109 km

How to dial area code 289

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Frequently asked questions

What area code is 289?

289 is a North American Numbering Plan area code assigned to Ontario, Canada. It covers about 0 people in 20 towns.

Is 289 a US or Canadian area code?

289 is a Canadian area code. Canada and the United States share the +1 country code, so both are part of the same numbering plan.

What time zone is area code 289 in?

Area code 289 is in the Eastern time zone.

Do I have to dial 10 digits?

Yes. Every NANP call now requires the area code plus the seven-digit number, even for a local call.