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Area code 507 vs 924

507 and 924 are overlay codes: they cover the same ground in Minnesota, and a number in one is a local call to the other. 507 is the original, in service since 1954. 924 was added in 2024 because the first was filling up – that is what an overlay is for. Today 507 has 766 of 786 blocks assigned (97.5%) and 924 has 0 of 786 (0.0%), so a new number in the area now almost always comes from 924. 507 appears in the complaint data with 276 complaints in the window; 924 does not appear at all, which is what you would expect of a code that is barely used so far. Neither code is better or safer than the other. They are the same geography, the same carriers and the same dialing rules; the difference is only how long each has existed and how full it is.

Side by side

507 924
In service since19542024
RegionMinnesotaMinnesota
Blocks assigned766 of 786 (97.5%)0 of 786 (0%)
Largest block holderOther CLEC / VoIP 27.7%–
Complaints, 28 Sep – 30 Oct 2026276 (#313)not in the data
Rate centers228–

Block share is allocation by the numbering administrator, not subscribers. Complaint counts cover 28 Sep – 30 Oct 2026 and measure how often each code is spoofed on caller ID.

Frequently asked

What is the difference between area codes 507 and 924?

None geographically – they overlay the same area, so the difference is age and how many numbers are left.

Do I need to dial the area code between 507 and 924?

Yes. Overlay areas use ten-digit dialing for local calls, including between the two codes. Seven digits reaches a recording.

Will a new number be 507 or 924?

Whichever has blocks left – currently 924, at 0% allocated against 97.5% for the other. Carriers draw from the code with free blocks, which is why the newer code spreads over time.

Is 507 or 924 more likely to be a spam call?

The data does not support a comparison: only one of the two appears in the complaint window.

Sources

Each code on its own: 507 · 924. All codes in Minnesota: Minnesota area codes.