(902) 526-3566
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Bell Aliant
Annapolis
Mobile
B0S
Annapolis Royal, NS
44° 44' 36.5", -65° 30' 52.87"
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Area code 902 encompasses a diverse demographic landscape, with approximately half of the population identifying as White, followed closely by Black or African American residents. The area hosts a population of around 351,000, skewing younger with a median age under the national average. Montgomery and Morgan counties are the most populous regions within this area, collectively accounting for the majority of its residents. Economic indicators reveal a stable environment with declining unemployment rates, now lower than national averages.
FCC complaint data from area code 902 indicates significant shifts from 2014 to 2024. There has been a noticeable rise in wireless call complaints, reaching new heights in 2024, while wired complaints have diminished. Prerecorded and live voice call concerns saw peaks earlier, but recent complaints increasingly focus on text messages, highlighting a change in communication patterns. The persistent issue of unwanted calls has grown, culminating in a projected peak of about 20 incidents in 2024, underlining the challenges posed by unsolicited communications in this region.
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