Reported (859) XXX-XXXX phone numbers lookup
Browse phone numbers associated with area code 859 in Kentucky (KY), United States. Our database currently includes 10,000 numbers from this range, of which a total of 4 numbers have been recently reported. The latest report was submitted on .
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Latest Entries for 859 area code:
(859) 938-5573
Robocall pretending to be a government or other trusted person was reported as a scam for the number 859-938-5573.
(859) 237-7113
Robocalls identified as spam have been coming to 859-237-7113 in Lexington, Kentucky.
(859) 636-5278
Received a call on 859-636-5278 with no clear scam details mentioned afterward.
(859) 222-7895
Received an unsolicited call from 859-222-7895 with no clear scam pitch mentioned.
(859) 347-4829
Calls pretended to be a government business or someone known and tried to scam the recipient.
(859) 297-4005
Caller offered debt relief for credit cards, mortgages, or student loans in what appears to be a spam robocall.
(859) 222-7544
Calls came in from 859-222-7544 without much detail, and the report provides no clear scam pitch or message content.
(859) 927-6164
Robocalls used an imposter scam, pretending to be someone official to trick people into responding.
About Area Code 859
Area code 859 is used in Lexington as well as in nearby Bluegrass region areas such as Georgetown and Paris. It also covers surrounding counties and follows the Eastern Time Zone used across this part of Kentucky.
- Location: Kentucky (KY), United States
- Time Zone: America/Kentucky/Louisville
- Introduced: 2000
- Overlay Code: None listed
- Service Type: Mixed (Landline, Mobile)
- Major Carriers: Windstream, Cincinnati Bell, Cingular, Bellsouth
- Numbers in Our Database: Over 10 thousand phone records.
Area Code 859 History and Coverage
Area code 859 went into effect on April 1, 2000, after a geographic split involving the 606 area of Kentucky. This change took place since prior to this date, 606 covered a significantly larger portion of Kentucky state. A specific number of counties were thus allocated to 859 and left 606 unchanged in most parts of eastern Kentucky.
The change occurred during a period when states were adding codes to provide more numbering capacity without extending a single code indefinitely. In Kentucky, 859 became part of a revised map that placed the inner Bluegrass and a group of Ohio River counties along the northern edge outside the remaining 606 territory. The boundary assigned one portion of the former 606 footprint to a new code.
This was a split, not an overlay. That distinction matters historically because the 859 territory was removed geographically from 606 rather than receiving an additional code over the same service area. The new code’s footprint links central Kentucky with the state’s northern border, while 606 remains associated with much of the eastern coalfield and mountain country. Along the northern edge, 859 reaches Kentucky communities on the Ohio River opposite the Cincinnati area.
Cities covering area code 859:
- Richmond
- Lexington
- Winchester
- Danville
- Covington
- Versailles
- Wilmore
- Springfield
- Berea
- Cynthiana
- Nicholasville
- Williamstown
- Harrodsburg
- Mt Sterling
- Florence
- Carlisle
- Lancaster
- Mount Sterling
- Paint Lick
- Perryville
- Burlington
- Paris
- Salvisa
- Independence
- Cornishville
- Waco
- Junction City
- Willisburg
- Walton
- Union
- Midway
- Crittenden
- Sharpsburg
- Alexandria
- Butler
- Bellevue
- Mackville
- Warsaw
- Sparta
- Falmouth
- Salt Lick
- Glencoe