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National Exchange Carrier Association, Inc. Tariff F.C.C NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION 13TH REVISED SECTION 1 60 COLUMBIA ROAD, Bldg. A, Fl. 2 CANCELS 12TH REVISED SECTION 1 MORRISTOWN, N.J. 07960 PAGE 1 ISSUED: AUGUST 17, 2000 EFFECTIVE: SEPTEMBER 01, 2000 WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION TITLE PAGE THIS TARIFF CONTAINS INFORMATION RELATED TO WIRE CENTERS/RATING POINT LOCATIONS PROVIDING ACCESS SERVICE IN LOCAL ACCESS AND TRANSPORT AREAS (LATAS) AND MARKET AREAS (MAS), SUBTENDING INFORMATION IDENTIFYING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WIRE CENTERS FOR THE ORDERING AND PROVISIONING OF ACCESS SERVICES AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION WHEN TWO OR MORE EXCHANGE CARRIERS ARE JOINTLY PROVIDING ACCESS SERVICE WITHIN OR BETWEEN LATAS OR MAS UNDER SEPARATE ACCESS SERVICE TARIFFS. THE WIRE CENTER, INTERCONNECTION AND SUBTENDING INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS FOR NECA MEMBER COMPANIES AND ANY NECA NON-MEMBER THAT FILES IT'S OWN INTERSTATE ACCESS TARIFF. NECA NON-MEMBERS ARE IDENTIFIED IN THIS TARIFF VIA SECTION 8. A COMPANY CATEGORY OTHER THAN ILEC OR RBOC MAY ALSO BE ASSIGNED TO NECA MEMBER COMPANIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF IDENTIFYING SERVICES PROVIDED BY NECA MEMBERS OUTSIDE OF TRADITIONAL SERVING TERRITORIES. CHARGES APPLICABLE TO NON-MEMBERS SHALL BE APPLIED TO THESE OPERATIONS. THIS TARIFF ALSO CONTAINS REGULATIONS FOR CALCULATING THE AIRLINE MILEAGE BETWEEN WIRE CENTERS, ON WHICH CERTAIN ACCESS SERVICE CHARGES ARE BASED, USING THE VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL COORDINATES METHOD. UNDER AUTHORITY OF SPECIAL PERMISSION NO. 88-200 OF THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, THIS TARIFF, NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC., TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4, WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION, SUCCEEDS IN ITS ENTIRETY EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION TARIFF NO. 4 TO REFLECT THE CHANGE IN NAME. EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 WAS ORIGINALLLY EFFECTIVE ON MARCH 1, 1987. THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THIS TARIFF'S ISSUING CARRIERS ARE LISTED IN SECTION 2 OF THIS TARIFF. END OF SECTION ======================================================================== NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION 392ND REVISED SECTION 2 60 COLUMBIA ROAD, Bldg A, Fl. 2 CANCELS 391ST REVISED SECTION 2 MORRISTOWN, N.J. 07960 PAGE 1 ISSUED: JANUARY 17, 2020 EFFECTIVE: FEBRUARY 01, 2020 WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION ISSUING CARRIERS THE CARRIERS ON WHOSE BEHALF THIS TARIFF IS ISSUED ARE LISTED BELOW. IF THERE ARE ANY CONCURRING, CONNECTING OR OTHER PARTICIPATING CARRIERS IN THIS TARIFF, THEY ARE NOT DISTINGUISHED FROM THIS ISSUING CARRIER LIST. 4855 1601 MR. RANDY SILER MR. BRANDON VAUGHAN EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY 24-7 TELECOM, INC. ABSARAKA COOP TEL CO 912 CRESCENT STREET 200 E. BROADWAY MENOMONIE WI 54751 STEELE ND 58482 USA USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- 2255 P.O. BOX 230 MR. DAVID MASSEY STEELE ND 58482 DIRECTOR OF FINANCE/CFO USA 3 RIVERS TEL COOP INC 202 5TH STREET S. 2191 FAIRFIELD MT 59436 MR. TIM GENTRY USA VP FINANCE --PO BOX ADDRESS -- ACCIPITER COMMUNICATIONS INC P.O. BOX 429 DBA ZONA COMMUNICATIONS FAIRFIELD MT 59436 5600 ARAPAHOE AVENUE USA SUITE 200 BOULDER CO 80303 3924 USA MR. DAVID MASSEY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE/CFO 6169 3 RIVERS TELEPHONE MS. CYNTHIA SWEET COOPERATIVE, INC. - MT CONTROLLER 202 5TH STREET S. ACE LINK TELECOMMUNICATIONS, FAIRFIELD MT 59436 INC. USA 207 CEDAR STREET EAST --PO BOX ADDRESS -- HOUSTON MN 55943 P.O. BOX 429 USA FAIRFIELD MT 59436 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- USA P.O. BOX 360 HOUSTON MN 55943 USA ======================================================================== NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION 392ND REVISED SECTION 2 60 COLUMBIA ROAD, Bldg A, Fl. 2 CANCELS 391ST REVISED SECTION 2 MORRISTOWN, N.J. 07960 PAGE 2 ISSUED: JANUARY 17, 2020 EFFECTIVE: FEBRUARY 01, 2020 WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION ISSUING CARRIERS (CONT'D) (1281) 3022 MR. TODD ROESLER MS. LAURIE BUTCHER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE ACE TEL ASSN ACS OF ALASKA, INC. 207 E. CEDAR STREET 600 TELEPHONE AVENUE - MS65 HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 ANCHORAGE AK 99503-6091 USA USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- P.O. BOX 360 3000 HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 MS. LAURIE BUTCHER USA VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE FOR THE STATES OF: ACS OF ANCHORAGE, INC. IOWA(1346) 600 TELEPHONE AVENUE - MS65 MINNESOTA(1345) ANCHORAGE AK 99503-6091 USA 0704 MR. TODD ROESLER 3008 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER MS. LAURIE BUTCHER ACE TEL CO OF MICHIGAN INC VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE 207 E. CEDAR STREET ACS OF FAIRBANKS, INC. HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 600 TELEPHONE AVENUE - MS65 USA ANCHORAGE AK 99503-6091 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- USA P.O. BOX 360 HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 3030 USA MS. LAURIE BUTCHER VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE 736B ACS OF THE NORTHLAND, INC. MR. TODD ROESLER 600 TELEPHONE AVENUE - MS65 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ANCHORAGE AK 99503-6091 ACE TELEPHONE COMPANY OF USA MICHIGAN, INC. 207 E. CEDAR STREET HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- P.O. BOX 360 HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 USA ======================================================================== NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION 392ND REVISED SECTION 2 60 COLUMBIA ROAD, Bldg A, Fl. 2 CANCELS 391ST REVISED SECTION 2 MORRISTOWN, N.J. 07960 PAGE 3 ISSUED: JANUARY 17, 2020 EFFECTIVE: FEBRUARY 01, 2020 WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION ISSUING CARRIERS (CONT'D) 989C 2178 MR. LARRY MAYES MR. DANIEL HOLLEMBEAK GENERAL MANAGER MANAGER ADAK EAGLE ENTERPRISE LLC DBA AGATE MUTUAL TELEPHONE ADAK TELEPHONE UTILITY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 4104 ARCTIC BOULEVARD 38619 MONROE STREET SUITE 205 AGATE CO 80101 ANCHORAGE AK 99503 USA USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- P.O. BOX 38 0976 AGATE CO 80101 MR. JAMES BROEMMER JR. USA CEO ADAMS TEL COOP 3622 405 EMMINGA RD MR. GREG DAVIS GOLDEN IL 62339 VICE PRESIDENT USA AL-CALL, INC. - GA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- 301 MERCER ST. P.O. BOX 217 ALMA GA 31510 GOLDEN IL 62339 USA USA 3017 268A MR. MICHAEL GARRETT MR. AARON SOPKO EXECUTIVE VP GENERAL MANAGER ALASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS 193 OTTO STREET TECHNOLOGY, INC - WY PORT TOWNSEND WA 98368 290 N. BROOKS STREET USA SHERIDAN WY 82801 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- USA PO BOX 3222 PORT TOWNSEND WA 98368 USA ======================================================================== NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION 392ND REVISED SECTION 2 60 COLUMBIA ROAD, Bldg A, Fl. 2 CANCELS 391ST REVISED SECTION 2 MORRISTOWN, N.J. 07960 PAGE 4 ISSUED: JANUARY 17, 2020 EFFECTIVE: FEBRUARY 01, 2020 WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION ISSUING CARRIERS (CONT'D) 1347 9900 MR. STEVEN KATKA MR. JOHN BILSTEN VICE PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER ALBANY MUTUAL TEL ASSN INC ALGONA MUNICIPAL UTILITIES - 13 EAST FOURTH AVE. IA ADA MN 56510-0072 104 W. CALL STREET USA ALGONA IA 50511 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- USA P.O. BOX 72 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- ADA MN 56510-007 P.O. BOX 10 USA ALGONA IA 50511 USA 2213 MR. RICH REDMAN 0978 GENERAL MANAGER & VICE PRESIDEN MR. KEVIN OSTERBUR ALBION TELEPHONE CO. DBA ATC MANAGER COMMUNICATIONS ALHAMBRA-GRANTFORK TELEPHONE 225 W. NORTH ST. - HWY 77 COMPANY ALBION ID 83311 114 WALL USA ALHAMBRA IL 62001-0207 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- USA P.O. BOX 98 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- ALBION ID 83311 P.O. BOX 207 USA ALHAMBRA IL 62001-0207 USA 2090 RICHARD ALLEN (3302) PRESIDENT MS. JENNY PRESCOTT ALENCO COMMUNICATIONS INC VP CUSTOMER SERVICE & FINANCE --PO BOX ADDRESS -- ALL WEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC. PO BOX 1000 50 WEST 100 NORTH JOSHUA TX 76058 KAMAS UT 84036 USA USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- P.O. BOX 588 KAMAS UT 84036 USA FOR THE STATES OF: UTAH(2288) WYOMING(2290) ======================================================================== NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION 392ND REVISED SECTION 2 60 COLUMBIA ROAD, Bldg A, Fl. 2 CANCELS 391ST REVISED SECTION 2 MORRISTOWN, N.J. 07960 PAGE 5 ISSUED: JANUARY 17, 2020 EFFECTIVE: FEBRUARY 01, 2020 WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION ISSUING CARRIERS (CONT'D) 542D (8378) MR. RON SIEGEL MS. MARY ALBERT GENERAL MANAGER VP REGULATORY ALLBAND COMMUNICATIONS ALLEGIANCE TELECOM, INC. COOPERATIVE 1150 CONNECTICUT AVE, NW 7251 CEMETERY RD. SUITE 205 CURRAN MI 48728 WASHINGTON DC 20036 USA USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- FOR THE STATES OF: P.O. BOX 8 ARIZONA(1551) CURRAN MI 48728 CALIFORNIA(8782) USA COLORADO(2581) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA(4937) FLORIDA(2889) GEORGIA(8646) ILLINOIS(8950) INDIANA(2425) MARYLAND(8992) MASSACHUSETTS(6168) MICHIGAN(4347) MINNESOTA(0595) MISSOURI(3049) NEW JERSEY(4145) NEW YORK(7766) NORTH CAROLINA(3150) OHIO(3586) OKLAHOMA(5601) OREGON(2424) PENNSYLVANIA(4190) TEXAS(8413) VIRGINIA(4160) WASHINGTON(2753) WISCONSIN(3323) ======================================================================== NATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 4 DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION 392ND REVISED SECTION 2 60 COLUMBIA ROAD, Bldg A, Fl. 2 CANCELS 391ST REVISED SECTION 2 MORRISTOWN, N.J. 07960 PAGE 6 ISSUED: JANUARY 17, 2020 EFFECTIVE: FEBRUARY 01, 2020 WIRE CENTER AND INTERCONNECTION INFORMATION ISSUING CARRIERS (CONT'D) 0669 1860 MR. TODD ROESLER MR. ADOLF HEINS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GENERAL MANAGER ALLENDALE TEL CO ALMA COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY 207 E. CEDAR STREET DBA ALMA TELEPHONE COMPANY HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 102 3RD STREET USA ALMA MO 64001 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- USA P.O. BOX 360 --PO BOX ADDRESS -- HOUSTON MN 55943-0360 P.O. BOX 127 USA ALMA MO 64001 USA 1642 MR. ROSS PETRICK 0344 GENERAL MANAGER MS. LAURE COHEN ALLIANCE COMMUNICATIONS CONTROLLER COOPERATIVE, INC. (BALTIC) ALMA TEL CO INC 612 3RD ST 101 MERCER STREET GARRETSON SD 57030 ALMA GA 31510 USA USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- --PO BOX ADDRESS -- P.O. BOX 349 P.O. BOX 2027 GARRETSON SD 57030 ALMA GA 31510 USA USA 1657 760G MR. ROSS PETRICK MR. DAVID MCCARTNEY GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER AND PRESIDENT ALLIANCE COMMUNICATIONS ALPHA CONNECT, LLC - MI COOPERATIVE, INC. (SPLITROCK) 1901 WEST RIDGE STREET 612 3RD ST SUITE 2 GARRETSON SD 57030 MARQUETTE MI 49855 USA USA --PO BOX ADDRESS -- P.O.
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