Verizon Communications - Local Telephone Operations

Local Telephone Operations

As a result of the various mergers and spin-offs, as of 2011, Verizon provides local landline services in 11 states and the District of Columbia through the following operating companies:

  • GTE Southwest, Inc. – Operations in Texas inherited from GTE
  • Verizon California, Inc. – Operations inherited from GTE
  • Verizon Delaware LLC
  • Verizon Florida LLC – Operations inherited from GTE
  • Verizon Maryland, Inc.
  • Verizon New England, Inc. – Operations in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
  • Verizon New Jersey, Inc.
  • Verizon New York, Inc. – Also serves a portion of southwestern Connecticut
  • Verizon North LLC – Operations in Pennsylvania inherited from GTE
  • Verizon Pennsylvania LLC
  • Verizon South, Inc. – Operations in Virginia inherited from GTE
  • Verizon Virginia LLC
  • Verizon Washington, D.C., Inc.

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