Underserved Broadband Areas by State (2026)
Explore broadband coverage gaps across every US state. Each report identifies communities with the fewest internet options, highlights areas needing infrastructure investment, and tracks progress from federal broadband programs like BEAD.
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About This Data
Our coverage gap analysis uses FCC Broadband Data Collection (BDC) records to identify communities with limited provider options. Areas with fewer than 2 wired providers or no access to speeds above 25/3 Mbps are flagged as underserved. Data is updated regularly. See our methodology for details on how we calculate coverage gaps.