MINA prefixes in area code 775
NANPA records 6 assigned NXX blocks to rate center MINA in area code 775, 1.0% of the 601 blocks assigned in the code. A rate center is the billing geography a block is allocated to – NANPA truncates the name to ten characters, so read it as a NANPA label rather than a town. 4 holders hold those blocks, the largest being ONVOY, LLC - NV (3), UTILITY TELECOM GROUP, LLC - NV (1), NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC (1). The earliest assignment on record here is 2001-07-10 and the most recent 2021-08-18. 2 of them are in thousands-block pooling, so those prefixes are shared between carriers in 1,000-number lots.
Prefixes assigned here
| Prefix | Holder of record | Assigned | Pooled | In service |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 775-290 | UTILITY TELECOM GROUP, LLC - NV | 2001-07-10 | no | yes |
| 775-320 | Onvoy ONVOY, LLC - NV | – | no | yes |
| 775-480 | AT&T NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC | 2021-08-18 | yes | yes |
| 775-573 | AT&T NEVADA BELL | – | yes | yes |
| 775-878 | Onvoy ONVOY, LLC - NV | – | no | yes |
| 775-923 | Onvoy ONVOY, LLC - NV | – | no | yes |
The holder is who received the block from the numbering administrator. It is not necessarily the carrier serving a given number: numbers move with their owners, and a pooled block is shared.
Who holds the blocks
| Holder | Brand | Blocks | Share here |
|---|---|---|---|
| ONVOY, LLC - NV | Onvoy | 3 | 50% |
| UTILITY TELECOM GROUP, LLC - NV | – | 1 | 16.7% |
| NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC | AT&T | 1 | 16.7% |
| NEVADA BELL | AT&T | 1 | 16.7% |
Frequently asked
Which prefixes belong to MINA in area code 775?
6 blocks: 290, 320, 480, 573, 878, 923. The table above gives the holder of each.
Which carriers have numbers in MINA?
ONVOY, LLC - NV (3 blocks), UTILITY TELECOM GROUP, LLC - NV (1 block), NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC (1 block), NEVADA BELL (1 block). These are the holders on record; the carrier actually serving a given number can differ, because numbers move with their owners.
Is MINA a city?
It is a rate center – the unit NANPA allocates number blocks to. Its name is abbreviated to ten characters and is not necessarily a settlement: we print it as recorded rather than guess at the full name.