304-860 Area and Exchange code includes part of Beckley, which belongs to Raleigh, WV. This area follows the UTC-5 timezone. The zipcodes covered by this code are 25801, 25802, and 25926. The geographic coordinates for the location covered by 304-860 are: Latitude: 37.77556 and
Longitude: -81.18945.

Demographic Estimates

The estimated population of this area is 78859

The Population density is 50.297509266627

The male population is 39387

The female population is 39472

The Median resident age is 41.1

Population below 5 years of age is 4765

Population 18 years and above is 62479

Population 65 years and above is 12661

Social Estimates

The average household size in this region is 2.36

Housing Estimates

The total number of housing units are 35931

The total number of occupied housing units are 31831

The number of vacant housing units are 4100

The total number of owner-occupied housing units are 56694

The total number of rented housing units are 8153

Other Estimates

The land area covered by this code is 1567850996

The water area covered by this code is 10350469

The landline phone numbers in this region are operated by Sprint Communications Company

Complete list of numbers in the Interchange: (304) 860

Public Comments For 304-860

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