New Hampshire Area Code, United States

Find the real owner of someone with a 603 New Hampshire area code

So, if you are looking for a person living in a town or city, you would need to buy or search the white pages for that location. However, the problem with physical telephone books was that phone companies could not publish these books very often. Consequently, the available copies usually contained outdated information. 

Today, information on phone number owners is easily accessible with a reverse phone lookup, but this wasn’t always the case. Until recently, if you wanted to find the registered owner of a phone number, you would need to buy a telephone directory, aka white pages. These directories are usually compiled by phone companies and published for public use. Often, a small town would have its own white pages, while a large city would have several white pages per neighborhood. So, if you are looking for a person living in a town or city, you would need to buy or search the white pages for that location. However, the problem with physical telephone books was that phone companies could not publish these books very often. Consequently, the available copies usually contained outdated information. 

On the other hand, the online New Hampshire phone numbers database contains up-to-date information on registered phone number owners in New Hampshire. More importantly, the database refreshes as the number of phone number owners increase. And unlike white pages, you don’t have to buy a new edition every other month. A free reverse phone lookup will provide you with the names and addresses of the registered owners of a phone number. But how, you may wonder? Suffice to say that the search engine scans the phone number and retrieves the associated information from its database. 

Take the typical New Hampshire phone number, 603-NXX-XXXX, for example. 

603, the area code, is unique to the caller’s general location. The area code, however, only tells you the phone number owner’s city or county. The next set of digits, NXX, is the prefix code. It is more useful for narrowing down the caller’s location. The prefix code specifies the particular street where the phone number owner resides. Finally, the last set of digits, XXXX, is the line number unique to a specific owner. So, if a New Hampshire phone number were to be a house address, the line number would be a specific flat number or house number. 

Although New Hampshire phone numbers can share the same area code and prefix code, the line number is always unique to a specific person or business. No two individuals can have the same line number at any time. However, it is possible that several persons have owned the same phone number in the past. A reverse phone lookup will provide the names and contact information of all registered owners of a number — including past and current owners. 

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County	FIPS code	County seat	Established	Population	Area
Belknap County	001	Laconia	1840	63,705	401 sq mi
Carroll County	003	Ossipee	1840	50,107	934 sq mi
Cheshire County	005	Keene	1769	76,458	708 sq mi
Coös County	007	Lancaster	1803	31,268	1,801 sq mi
Grafton County	009	North Haverhill	1769	91,118	1,714 sq mi
Hillsborough County	011	Manchester and Nashua	1769	422,937	876 sq mi
Merrimack County	013	Concord	1823	153,808	934 sq mi
Rockingham County	015	Brentwood	1769	314,176	695 sq mi
Strafford County	017	Dover	1769	130,889	369 sq mi
Sullivan County	019	Newport	1827	43,063	537 sq mi