Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The original area code for Alberta (all points, including Northwestel exchanges in the western high Arctic) was +1-403. The +1-403 prefix was removed from the Arctic territories in 1997 with the introduction of +1-867.Due to inefficient allocation of local numbering resources (there is no number pooling in Canada) the code was split again in 1999 to place Northern Alberta (including Edmonton) in area code +1-780. The entire province was then overlaid by the little-used +1-587 area code in 2008, breaking seven-digit dialling for all points.This results in four area codes covering former +1-403 points in Alberta:780: Northern Alberta403: Southern Alberta587: Created in 1997, overlays onto all of Alberta825: Created in 1997 (Effective 2016), overlays onto all of AlbertaFort Fitzgerald, Alberta is served from Fort Smith, Northwest Territories and therefore +1-867."@en }
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- List_of_Alberta_area_codes abstract "The original area code for Alberta (all points, including Northwestel exchanges in the western high Arctic) was +1-403. The +1-403 prefix was removed from the Arctic territories in 1997 with the introduction of +1-867.Due to inefficient allocation of local numbering resources (there is no number pooling in Canada) the code was split again in 1999 to place Northern Alberta (including Edmonton) in area code +1-780. The entire province was then overlaid by the little-used +1-587 area code in 2008, breaking seven-digit dialling for all points.This results in four area codes covering former +1-403 points in Alberta:780: Northern Alberta403: Southern Alberta587: Created in 1997, overlays onto all of Alberta825: Created in 1997 (Effective 2016), overlays onto all of AlbertaFort Fitzgerald, Alberta is served from Fort Smith, Northwest Territories and therefore +1-867.".