Reported (364) XXX-XXXX phone numbers lookup
Browse phone numbers associated with area code 364 in Kentucky (KY), United States. Our database currently includes 10,000 numbers from this range, of which a total of 2 numbers have been recently reported. The latest report was submitted on .
Find Entries for 364 area code:
Latest Entries for 364 area code:
(364) 207-9597
A robocall with a medical/prescription pitch came through as spam.
(364) 500-1136
Recorded calls used an imposter scam, pretending to be a government office, business, or even a friend or family member.
Recent Reports:
(844) 321-8704
A text message came from 844-321-8704 and it was unwanted.
(855) 580-2692
Calls came in on 855-580-2692 using a prerecorded voice, with no clear message details provided to explain the purpose.
(888) 475-4204
Robo callers used government or family/friend impersonation scams, calling from 888-475-4204 and pressuring the recipient to comply.
(571) 625-8945
Received an unwanted text message from 571-625-8945 with no clear reason given.
(830) 431-9830
A prerecorded voice call came in on 830-431-9830 and was just unwanted.
About Area Code 364
Area code 364 serves Paducah and other parts of Kentucky’s Purchase region, with coverage also reaching communities in the state’s south-central interior. It operates alongside 270 within the same established service area.
- Location: Kentucky (KY), United States
- Time Zone: America/Chicago
- Introduced: 2014
- Overlay Code: None listed
- Service Type: Mixed (Landline, Mobile, VoIP)
- Major Carriers: Onvoy Spectrum, Onvoy, Ton80 Communications, Coretel Kentucky
- Numbers in Our Database: Over 10 thousand phone records.
Area Code 364 History and Coverage
Area code 364 entered service in 2014 as an overlay for Kentucky’s established 270 numbering region. The new code added numbering capacity while leaving the older code’s geographic footprint intact. Area code 270 originated in 1999 through a geographic split from 502, an earlier change in Kentucky’s telephone numbering plan. This distinction matters: 364 and 270 share one territory, whereas the 1999 action separated territory from 502.
Any infrastructure planning done for shared numbering region will have to consider the communities served by different corridors and service centers. Here in Kentucky, such corridors in this 364/270 region include the Ohio River corridor near Owensboro, Interstate 65 region near Elizabethtown and Interstate 24 corridor near Hopkinsville. The region also covers the communities in Kentucky side of Fort Campbell installation that lies on Tennessee border. The northern border of Kentucky runs through the Ohio River in many parts of this service region.
Unlike a split, an overlay does not divide the established service territory into separate geographic codes. It instead provides additional telephone number capacity in the same regional footprint. Its reach ties river counties and interior transportation corridors into one longstanding numbering region.