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Many communities across the country -- particularly in rural areas -- lack broadband access or are limited to a single Internet provider. States are pursuing a variety of initiatives to bridge this digital divide and expand broadband availability.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration partners with states and collects broadband data. The map below displays NTIA's most recent data, current as of June 30, 2011.
Drag the map or zoom in to select and display data for each county.
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GOVERNING Data is your source for state and local government statistics and public records.
Feel free to use any data or visualizations in your own reports with attribution and a link to the source.
Contact: Mike Maciag, mmaciag@governing.com
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