Wire Center Boundaries

The Wire Center Boundaries dataset consists of the fundamental unit of telecom geography. Wire Centers are the boundaries that define the local exchange carrier’s (LEC’s) wireline footprint. This comprehensive dataset can enhance operations management, customer service, competitive analysis, network planning, billing administration, and strategic planning.

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Wire Center Infrastructure

Wire Center Boundaries form the foundational unit of telecommunications geography. Equipment from a Central Office serves the representing geographic area. These boundaries define the LEC’s wireline footprint. They also play a crucial role in organizing the local telephone exchange system. Each Wire Center Boundary uniquely serves telephone numbers within a fixed geographic area. A telephone number consists of an Area Code (3 digits or the NPA), a Prefix (3 digits or the NXX), and the Line Number (4 digits). The Wire Center boundary information is available for the entire United States or by individual states.

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How Wire Center Boundaries Can Be Used

Wire Center Boundary data is helpful in determining LEC providers, network planning, and mapping. An example of this data’s usage is when a call center routes a call to the service center within an area code. Our comprehensive data provides crucial insights for operations management, customer service, competitive analysis, network planning, billing administration, and strategic planning. Request a demo today to unlock the potential of Wire Center Boundaries in shaping your telecom infrastructure strategy.