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South Carolina Area Codes

Directory of all 6 telephone area codes assigned to South Carolina.

Total Codes
6
Active Prefixes

South Carolina phone numbers are served by 6 area codes operating in the Eastern timezone.Because an overlay is active, 10-digit dialing is mandatory across much of the state. No area codes in South Carolina are currently flagged as high-risk scams.

Area Codes
6
Timezone(s)
Eastern
Overlay Pairs
3
Scam Warnings
0

Most populated prefix: area code 843 (South Carolina)

Major Cities Served by South Carolina Area Codes

The most populous urban centers and census places covered by South Carolina's area codes, ranked by population.

Charleston159,423
Charleston County
Columbia147,035
Richland County
North Charleston129,245
Charleston County
Mount Pleasant95,469
Charleston County
Rock Hill75,911
York County
Greenville75,310
Greenville County
Summerville53,177
Dorchester County
Goose Creek52,010
Charleston County
Greer50,007
Greenville County
Sumter43,094
Sumter County
Florence41,231
Florence County
Myrtle Beach40,937
Horry County

South Carolina Area Code FAQs

Quick answers to common questions about South Carolina telephone area codes.

How many area codes does South Carolina have?

South Carolina has 6 area codes: 803, 821, 839, 843, 854, 864.

What timezone do South Carolina area codes use?

South Carolina area codes operate in the Eastern timezone.

What is the most populated area code in South Carolina?

Area code 843 is the most populous prefix in South Carolina based on covered city population.

Which South Carolina area codes share an overlay?

803 and 839, 821 and 864, 843 and 854. Overlay codes serve the same area, which is why 10-digit dialing is required.

Are there scam area codes in South Carolina?

South Carolina has no area codes currently flagged as high-risk scams.

About South Carolina Area Codes & Phone Dialing Rules

When placing calls within South Carolina, ten-digit dialing (area code + 7-digit telephone number) is required in overlay regions where multiple area codes serve the same geographic boundaries.