937-XXX-XXX Phone Numbers

Area code 937 is a telephone area code for the southwestern part of Ohio, serving cities such as Dayton, Springfield, Hillsboro, and many smaller communities. It was established on September 28, 1996, in a split from area code 513, which continues to cover the Cincinnati metropolitan area. 

Concerning zip codes, the 937 area code covers an expansive region of Ohio comprising a significant number of zip codes. These include 43044, 45301, 45305, and 45307, among many others. The area consists of, but is not limited to, the following counties: Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Darke, Fayette, Greene, Highland, Logan, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, Ross, and Shelby. 

The population residing within this area code is quite significant. According to the United States Census Bureau, about 2 million people live within the region covered by area code 937. This population is distributed across rural, suburban, and urban areas, painting a diverse demographic picture. 

The 937 area code is associated with several points of interest and is part of the area's allure. For instance, it includes Ohio's largest Indian mound earthwork, the Serpent Mound, in Adams County. It covers the "Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park," a site showcasing three historically significant areas related to Orville and Wilbur Wright's development of the first practical airplane. 

Notably, area code 937 is adjacent to area code 740 to the east, 614/380 to the northeast, 513 to the west, and 859 to the southwest. It's also adjacent to 765 to the northwest and 812/930 to the west. The Eastern Time Zone is followed in the 937 Area Code area. 

For dialing purposes, you must remember that, effective April 24, 2021, local calls within the 937 area code must use ten digits, i.e., you must dial using the area code + 7-digit telephone number. This change was mandated by the FCC order to accommodate the new 988 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. 

Area Code 937, like many others, shares in the cyclical nuisances like robocalls. The Federal Trade Commission recommends using call-blocking services for such calls. Furthermore, Ohio has implemented strict measures against telemarketers, including hefty fines, to protect its residents.