Welcome to our free broadband data visualization tool, which helps you visualize all publicly available US broadband data. We have developed simple data visualization sliders you can use to better understand levels of broadband availability and adoption in your community. County, municipal, and local governments can use our tool when developing digital equity plans and network operators can use it to inform investments.

Broadband data demonstrates that broadband availability and adoptions gaps must be addressed with equal vigor if we are going to close the digital divide. The data also shows that these gaps disproportionality impact lower-income communities. If you are interested in learning more, please reach out to anyone at Vernonburg Group.

Watch our demo video on navigating the Digital Equity Map.

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How to use our map

To move around the map hold down the left mouse button and drag your mouse or swipe your finger across a touch screen. To zoom in out of the map, move the mouse scroll wheel while hovering over the map or pinch or unpinch on a touch screen. To change the tilt of the map, hold down the right mouse button and drag the mouse up or down or place two fingers on a touch screen and swipe up or down.

You can also find a specific location by entering the name of a place in the search box in the top right of the screen. Summary information on broadband availability and adoption about any county can be found by left clicking on the map or tapping on a touch screen (to remove the summary information box left click or tap the close button).

Layers can be turned on and off and slider thresholds for different indicators can be set using the layers dialog box in the top left of the screen. Scroll down in the layers dialog box to expose more layers.

The map can also be put in full screen mode using the full screen icon next to the search box and the layers dialog box can be hidden by left clicking or tapping the left chevron at the top right of the layers dialog box.

Learn more about our map and data sources

Household Subscriptions ≤ 50%

Household with Computer ≤ 50%

Household Subscriptions ≤ 50%

Meets Demographic Thresholds and Subscription Level

Meets Demographic Thresholds Only

Household with Computer ≤ 50%

Meets Demographic Thresholds and Household with Computer

Meets Demographic Thresholds Only

Household Subscriptions ≤ 50%

Household with Computer ≤ 50%

Meets Demographic Thresholds and Subscription Level

Meets Demographic Thresholds and Household with Computer

Meets Demographic Thresholds Only

Household Subscriptions ≤ 50%

Household with Computer ≤ 50%

Meets Demographic Thresholds

10 or More Providers per Household

8 Providers per Household

6 Providers per Household

4 Providers per Household

2 Provider per Household

0 Providers per Household

100% of Households Have Access to Copper

80% of Households Have Access to Copper

60% of Households Have Access to Copper

40% of Households Have Access to Copper

20% of Households Have Access to Copper

0% of Households Have Access to Copper

100% of Households Have Access to Cable

80% of Households Have Access to Cable

60% of Households Have Access to Cable

40% of Households Have Access to Cable

20% of Households Have Access to Cable

0% of Households Have Access to Cable

100% of Households Have Access to Fiber

80% of Households Have Access to Fiber

60% of Households Have Access to Fiber

40% of Households Have Access to Fiber

20% of Households Have Access to Fiber

0% of Households Have Access to Fiber

100% of Households Have Access to Fixed Wireless

80% of Households Have Access to Fixed Wireless

60% of Households Have Access to Fixed Wireless

40% of Households Have Access to Fixed Wireless

20% of Households Have Access to Fixed Wireless

0% of Households Have Access to Fixed Wireless

100% of Households Have Access to >=25/3 Mbps

80% of Households Have Access to >=25/3 Mbps

60% of Households Have Access to >=25/3 Mbps

40% of Households Have Access to >=25/3 Mbps

20% of Households Have Access to >=25/3 Mbps

0% of Households Have Access to >=25/3 Mbps

100% >= 100/20 Mbps

80% >= 100/20 Mbps

60% >= 100/20 Mbps

40% >= 100/20 Mbps

20% >= 100/20 Mbps

0% >= 100/20 Mbps

100% >= 100/100 Mbps

80% >= 100/100 Mbps

60% >= 100/100 Mbps

40% >= 100/100 Mbps

20% >= 100/100 Mbps

0% >= 100/100 Mbps

100% < 25/3 Mbps (Unserved)

80% < 25/3 Mbps (Unserved)

60% < 25/3 Mbps (Unserved)

40% < 25/3 Mbps (Unserved)

20% < 25/3 Mbps (Unserved)

0% < 25/3 Mbps (Unserved)

100% < 100/20 Mbps (Underserved)

80% < 100/20 Mbps (Underserved)

60% < 100/20 Mbps (Underserved)

40% < 100/20 Mbps (Underserved)

20% < 100/20 Mbps (Underserved)

0% < 100/20 Mbps (Underserved)

Select a Resolution for Summary Statistics:

Broadband Adoption
American Community Survey (ACS) 2021 5 Year Avg

Households Subscribing to Fixed Broadband: ≤ 50%

Households With Access to a Computer: ≤ 50%

Add Demographics: Households Below Federal Poverty Line: ≥ 25% Population Without a College Education: ≥ 0% African American or Black Population: ≥ 0% Hispanic or Latino Population: ≥ 0% Asian Population: ≥ 0% Native American Population: ≥ 0%

Broadband Availability

FCC Form 477 2021 FCC BDC January 2024

Speeds

Less Than 25/3 Mbps (Unserved) Less Than 100/20 Mbps (Underserved) Greater Than or Equal to 100/20 Mbps Greater Than or Equal to 100/100 Mbps

Technology

Copper Available to Households Cable Available to Households Fiber Available to Households Fixed Wireless Available to Households

Additional Layers

Tribal Areas

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