The area code 907 is located in Anchorage, Alaska.
Area code 907 serves Anchorage and the entire state of Alaska, making it one of the few statewide area codes in the U.S. Established in 1957, 907 connects Alaska’s largest city—Anchorage—with communities from the Arctic to the Inside Passage. Its reach covers major population centers as well as remote villages, reflecting Alaska’s unique geography and vast distances. Most of the region uses the Alaska Time Zone, while the far western Aleutians observe Hawaii–Aleutian Time.
Key cities and landmarks in the 907 area code include:
Since October 24, 2021, 907 requires 10-digit dialing because 988 was designated nationwide for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. 907 remains Alaska’s only area code, so a 907 phone number can point to urban hubs like Anchorage or far‑flung communities off the road system. This wide coverage makes 907 notable for both its size and simplicity—one code for everywhere from coastal rainforests to Arctic tundra.
“Alaska spans about 663,000 square miles.” — U.S. Census Bureau
That scale gives area code 907 one of the largest geographic footprints of any North American area code, linking everyday life, business, and travel across the Last Frontier.