Buy a Local Phone Number – Area Code 910 (Fayetteville, North Carolina)

Established in 1993 as a split from 919, 910 serves the Cape Fear and Sandhills of southeastern North Carolina. Its initial territory later narrowed when 336 was carved out in 1997. In the early 2020s, an overlay, 472, was added to preserve numbering capacity and enable ten‑digit dialing. Fayetteville anchors the inland portion, its economy and daily rhythms shaped by Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg) and Pope Army Airfield, while coastal ties run through Wilmington and the Marine Corps hub at Jacksonville.

• Defense and federal spending: Army, special operations, contracting, training, logistics.
• Port and logistics: Port of Wilmington, rail and the I‑95/I‑40 corridors, warehousing and distribution.
• Healthcare and education: Cape Fear Valley Health, VA services, Fayetteville State University, UNC Wilmington.
• Agriculture and food processing: hogs, poultry, sweet potatoes, timber; expanding cold‑chain capacity.
• Tourism, film, and outdoor recreation: beaches, riverfronts, studios in Wilmington, heritage sites.

Fayetteville’s cultural profile blends a mobile military community with deep‑rooted Coastal Plain and Lumbee traditions in nearby Robeson County. Cape Fear River history, beach towns, and small‑town courthouse squares shape regional identity more than a single metropolitan core. The post‑textile transition has prioritized advanced manufacturing, renewable energy projects, and veteran‑led entrepreneurship, while the I‑95 corridor keeps local distribution and service sectors tied to Mid‑Atlantic markets.