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Search by Address. The FCC National Broadband Map displays where Internet services are available across the United States, as reported by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to the FCC.
- Location Summary - FCC National Broadband Map
The FCC National Broadband Map displays where Internet...
- The New Broadband Maps Are Finally Here
With these new maps, the FCC has integrated the information...
- The National Broadband Map – Getting Better All the Time
This past November, the FCC released new broadband maps that...
- Location Summary - FCC National Broadband Map
NTIA's National Broadband Availability Map includes the FCC data and other federal and non-federal datasets that can be compared to inform broadband planning and policy-making. As the program moves forward, NTIA plans to add additional data from additional partner states, federal agencies, industry, and accessible commercial datasets.
BroadbandNow's national broadband map is an attempt to provide the most accurate, up-to-date map of availability, speeds, and pricing in the U.S.
18 lis 2022 · With these new maps, the FCC has integrated the information from broadband providers with hundreds of location-specific data sources, giving us a far more detailed and accurate picture of fixed broadband availability. These improved maps will mean direct benefits for consumers.
Users, including administrators from 50 participating states, five territories, and seven federal agencies, access the NBAM mapping platform and use these data resources to better inform broadband projects and funding decisions in their states.
23 mar 2023 · This past November, the FCC released new broadband maps that provide a snapshot of the state of broadband deployment in the United States. This is part of our evolving effort under the Broadband DATA Act to give us an accurate picture of where broadband is and is not across the country.
National Broadband Availability Map Reaches 40 State, U.S. Territory Participants. December 27, 2021. Over the last few months, NTIA’s National Broadband Availability Map (NBAM) has added Nevada, Louisiana, American Samoa, and Puerto Rico to its growing roster of participants.
