Area Code 410: Baltimore and Maryland Callers

Your 410 number, with +1 in front

+1 410BaltimoreEastern Time648 FCC complaints

Baltimore and Maryland 410 numbers

The 410 area code spans much of Maryland, from Baltimore to the Eastern Shore. The lookup shows what kind of line this number is.

Where is area code 410?

Area code 410 is Baltimore, but it reaches much further than the city: its exchanges are spread over 102 rate centers, by far the most in this list, from Towson, Annapolis and Columbia to Salisbury and the Eastern Shore. 443 and 667 are issued in the same territory.

LocationBaltimore and central and eastern Maryland
StateMaryland
Time zoneEastern Time (ET)
OriginCreated in 1991, when it was split off from 301
Shares its area with443 and 667
Exchanges assigned783
Local rate centers102
Carriers holding exchanges27

Baltimore and the Chesapeake region

410 is huge for a city code: Baltimore and its suburbs (Towson, Catonsville, Pikesville, Glen Burnie, Columbia, Elkridge), the state capital Annapolis, and much of the Eastern Shore across the Chesapeake Bay, including Salisbury. That’s why it lists 102 rate centers, far more than any other code in this list.

Where 410 exchanges are

Place (rate center)Exchanges
Baltimore189
Towson53
Annapolis36
Catonsville35
Glen Burnie29
Salisbury24
Elkridge20
Columbia20

What people report about 410 calls

410 complaints are going down: 223 FCC complaints in 2023, 114 so far in 2026, and fewer in the last six months than in the six before. Recent complaints are a three-way mix of recorded calls (50), live callers (43) and texts (39). Home improvement and cleaning offers stand out among the FTC topics, more than in most codes.

410 · FCC
648
rank 134/714 · 132 since Oct 2025
410 · FTC
1,414
Mar–Jun 2026 · 59% robocalls
Local share
49%
FCC complainants living in Maryland

410 FCC complaints by year

2023223
2024168
2025142
2026*114

*2026-10-21

410 complaints month by month

Nov 25Dec 25Jan 26Feb 26Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26Sep 26Oct 26
5121312212014145582

410 call types, Oct 2025–Oct 2026

  • Recorded message (robocall): 50 (38%)
  • Live caller: 43 (33%)
  • Text message: 39 (30%)

Top 410 FTC topics

  • Dropped calls with no message: 216
  • Impostors (government, business or family): 194
  • Home improvement and cleaning: 114

Carriers behind 410 numbers

  • Verizon (landline): 507 exchanges (65%)
  • Verizon Wireless: 53 exchanges (7%)
  • AT&T Mobility: 51 exchanges (7%)
  • Verizon Business (MCI): 45 exchanges (6%)

Verizon Maryland holds about two thirds of the 410 exchanges, one of the highest shares for a landline company among these 20 codes. AT&T Mobility and Verizon Wireless hold most of the remaining mobile ones.

Before you call a 410 number back

To find out who called you from 410, enter the 410 phone number in the lookup. The 410 area code covers most of Maryland, so the code alone says little about the caller.

Maryland’s Maryland Attorney General runs a consumer protection division that takes complaints, and the FTC files them at reportfraud.ftc.gov. Text spam: forward it to 7726.

Frequently asked questions

Where is a 410 number from?

Baltimore and most of central and eastern Maryland, on Eastern Time, including Annapolis, Columbia, Towson and the Eastern Shore; 443 and 667 share the territory.

Is 410 known for robocalls?

No, and complaints are falling. We hold 648 FCC complaints about 410 numbers, place 134 of 714, and 1,414 FTC reports. Recorded calls, live callers and texts each make up about a third of recent complaints.

Is 410 only Baltimore?

No. 410 covers Baltimore and most of central and eastern Maryland, including Annapolis, Columbia, Towson, the Eastern Shore and Salisbury. 443 and 667 cover the same area. The Washington suburbs use 301 and 240.

Why do 410 numbers call about home repairs?

Home improvement and cleaning offers are a notable topic in FTC reports about 410 numbers. Get written quotes, check the contractor’s Maryland Home Improvement Commission license and never pay the full price upfront.

Are 410 spam calls increasing?

No. In our FCC data, complaints about 410 numbers are lower in the last six months than in the six before, and well below 2023.

Is 410 the same as 443?

Yes, for location. 443 has been issued alongside 410 since 1997, and 667 was added later. All three cover Baltimore and central and eastern Maryland.

Does 410 include Ocean City?

Yes. 410 covers the Eastern Shore, including Salisbury and the Atlantic coast around Ocean City.