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Hawaiian Telcom phone number blocks and OCNs in the US

Hawaiian Telcom holds 2.8 million phone numbers in the United States, 0.1% of the numbers NANPA’s table of 2026-09-27 lists as allocated there, under 2 operating company numbers (OCNs); the largest, HAWAIIAN TELCOM, INC. - HI (OCN 3100), holds 2.7 million. The carrier a phone lookup names for a number is the holder of the block the number sits in, as the regulator lists it: the original allocation, not the caller, the app or the network that serves a ported number today.

BrandHawaiian Telcom
Numbers held2,781,000 (0.1% of the allocated numbers in NANPA’s table)
Operating company numbers2
Codes held315
Thousands-blocks held461
TableNANPA numbering reports, file dated 2026-09-27
Termsno terms of use published (NANPA)
Grouped bySpaw’s carrier brand map of 2026-09-24
RegionUnited States

The legal entities NANPA lists

Every holder in NANPA’s table that the brand map groups under Hawaiian Telcom, by the numbers allocated to it and with its operating company number (OCN), the code the table identifies a carrier by. Names are printed as the regulator writes them. Holdings are counted in numbers, not table rows, because rows differ in size: a central office code (NPA-NXX) is 10,000 numbers and a thousands-block 1,000. A pooled code counts for its code holder only where no thousands-block row of the table covers it, so no number is counted twice.

holderocncodes thousands-blocks numbers read as
HAWAIIAN TELCOM, INC. - HI31003043962,696,000unsettled
HAWAIIAN TELCOM SERVICES COMPANY, INC. - HI009G116585,000unsettled

How a lookup reads these numbers

The North American plan leaves a number’s line type to the holder of its block, so a lookup reads it from the holder: 0.0% of Hawaiian Telcom’s numbers read as VoIP, 0.0% as mobile, and for 100.0% the holder settles neither, so the line type stays fixed_line_or_mobile.

The reading is Spaw’s classification of each holder: the holder’s regulatory filing (in the US its FCC Form 499 filing type) and its own description, matched on the name the regulator’s table gives it. It is a lower bound, not a measurement of the numbers, and it says what a lookup answers, not what Hawaiian Telcom is.

The area codes with most of its numbers

Hawaiian Telcom’s entities hold numbers under 1 area codes. The share is its part of the numbers NANPA lists as allocated under each code.

codeplace numbers share of the code
808Honolulu, HI2,781,00040.3%

Thousands-blocks in pooled codes

In a pooled US code NANPA assigns the code’s ten thousands-blocks one by one, often to carriers other than the code holder, and a lookup names the holder of the number’s own thousands-block where NANPA lists one. Hawaiian Telcom’s entities hold 461 thousands-blocks: 415 inside codes its own entities hold, 25 inside codes of other brands and 21 inside codes of holders the brand map does not group, which this page counts but does not name.

code holder’s brand Hawaiian Telcom’s blocks inside
AT&T5
Inteliquent5
Charter5
T-Mobile4
Lumen3
Telnyx1

Other holders hold 411 thousands-blocks inside Hawaiian Telcom’s codes, 7 of them holders the brand map does not group. The largest: T-Mobile 139, Verizon 95, AT&T 70, Lumen 48, Inteliquent 30, Charter 11.

Assignments by year

The codes and thousands-blocks the table still lists under Hawaiian Telcom’s entities, by the year NANPA dates their assignment. A block returned since is no longer in the table, so earlier years read low; 10.2% of the rows carry a date. NANPA dates nothing before 2001 and no retained block.

yearcodes thousands-blocks numbers
2026033,000
2025022,000
2024022,000
2023133,000
2022055,000
2021022,000
2020022,000
2019033,000
2018033,000
2017055,000
2002–2016163242,000

What this page cannot say

  • A regulator’s table records the original allocation of each block, never who serves a number today: a number ported away from Hawaiian Telcom keeps its block, and a lookup still names the block’s holder for it.
  • The carrier a lookup names is not the caller, the app or the subscriber. Caller ID can be spoofed, so the holder of a calling number’s block may not have carried the call at all.
  • Spaw does no reverse lookup and names no subscriber: nothing here says who owns or uses any number.
  • Shares are shares of the regulator’s own table, not of subscribers, lines in service or traffic.
  • In a pooled US code a lookup names the holder of the number’s own thousands-block where NANPA lists one, otherwise the code holder; Canada’s table is code-level.
  • The grouping under Hawaiian Telcom is Spaw’s carrier brand map of 2026-09-24: legal entities, subsidiaries and former names under the brand the network trades as today. Networks change hands, and the map is reviewed at least yearly.

Hawaiian Telcom and the other brand names on this page are trademarks of their owners, used only to name the networks the regulators’ tables list. Spaw is not affiliated with any of them.

Other carriers in the United States

NANPA numbering reports file dated 2026-09-27 · carrier brand map 2026-09-24 · page changed 2026-09-27

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