99.99788%Served at 100/20
95.2%Ground infrastructure
51.7%Fiber available
70.2%Gigabit available

Oregon

State 41 FCC data as of 2025-12-31

Total broadband serviceable units: 2,072,052

Satellite is doing 4.8% of the work here

The headline says 99.99788% served, but only 95.2% has ground infrastructure at the benchmark. That gap is about 100,213 broadband serviceable units whose only reported option at 100/20 is satellite.

  • Satellite reaches almost everywhere, so a headline that includes it approaches 100% nearly everywhere and stops distinguishing places.
  • Availability is not capacity. Satellite constellations share bandwidth across all subscribers in a cell, so advertised speed is not a guarantee the whole reported population could be served at once.
  • Latency, weather sensitivity, data policies, and equipment cost differ materially from wired service, and none of them appear in this dataset.
  • Funding and policy programmes frequently treat satellite-only locations as unserved for their own purposes. Check the programme's own definition rather than this headline.

Who can get what

100.0% Served at 100/20 Underserved Unserved

Shares of all broadband serviceable units in the total partition, residential class.

Headline versus ground truth

Any technology 100.0% Ground infrastructure 95.2% Satellite only 4.8%
Coverage at the benchmark by lens
LensShareUnits
Any technology, including satellite99.99788%2,072,008
Ground infrastructure only95.2%1,971,795
Satellite is the only option at the benchmark4.8%100,213

Coverage by speed tier

0.2/0.2 Mbps 100.0% 10/1 Mbps 100.0% 25/3 Mbps 100.0% 100/20 Mbps 100.0% 250/25 Mbps 100.0% 1000/100 Mbps 70.2%
Cumulative coverage by speed tier
TierShareEstimated units
0.2/0.2 Mbps 100.0% 2,072,052
10/1 Mbps 99.9999517% 2,072,051
25/3 Mbps 99.9999517% 2,072,051
100/20 Mbps 99.99788% 2,072,008
250/25 Mbps 99.99778% 2,072,006
1000/100 Mbps 70.2% 1,454,007

Tiers are cumulative: a unit counted at a higher tier is also counted at every lower tier, so these rows must not be summed.

Fiber and upload capability

Fiber 51.7% Cable 85.2% Gigabit (1000/100) 70.2%

The published summary reports six fixed download/upload pairs and no symmetric tier above 0.2/0.2 Mbps, so symmetric service cannot be measured from it directly. Upload capability is shown through the highest tier, which requires 100 Mbps upstream, and fiber is reported separately because it is the technology that typically delivers matched speeds. A symmetric share is derivable from the FCC location-level availability files, which carry each location's advertised upload speed, but that product is roughly 973 million rows per vintage and is not ingested here.

Every technology

NGSO Satellite 100.0% Cable 85.2% Fiber 51.7% Licensed Fixed Wireless 49.7% Unlicensed Fixed Wireless 11.5% Copper 2.0% GSO Satellite 0.0% Other 0.0%

How this compares

Ranked 9 of 15 within Nation US on any terrestrial coverage at the benchmark.

median 95.7% lowest 19.4% highest 99.4%

Ranking deliberately uses ground infrastructure rather than the headline. Satellite reaches nearly everywhere, so ranking on it puts most areas at 100% and separates nothing.

Reporting providers (87)

Providers reporting service in this area
ProviderHolding companyResidential coverage
EchoStar Corporation EchoStar Corporation 100.0%
Viasat, Inc. Viasat, Inc. 100.0%
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Space Exploration Technologies Corp. 99.99%
T-Mobile USA, Inc. T-Mobile USA, Inc. 61.2%
Comcast Corporation Comcast Corporation 58.0%
Lumen Technologies, Inc. Lumen Technologies, Inc. 55.7%
Verizon Communications Inc. Verizon Communications Inc. 49.2%
AT&T Inc. AT&T Inc. 37.0%
Charter Communications Charter Communications 20.7%
Northwest Fiber, LLC Northwest Fiber, LLC 16.7%
Alyrica Networks, Inc. Alyrica Networks, Inc. 16.3%
Hunter Communications & Technologies LLC Hunter Communications & Technologies LLC 8.3%
Elevate Technology Group Elevate Technology Group 7.5%
Radiate Holdings, LP Radiate Holdings, LP 6.1%
Whittrio, Inc. Whittrio, Inc. 6.0%
Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. 5.9%
Yellowknife Wireless Company, LLC Yellowknife Wireless Company, LLC 4.7%
Project A Inc. Project A Inc. 4.6%
CASCO Communications, Inc. CASCO Communications, Inc. 3.8%
Douglas Electric Cooperative Inc. Douglas Electric Cooperative Inc. 3.4%
Blue Mountain Networks LLC Blue Mountain Networks LLC 3.1%
Concept Communications, LLC Concept Communications, LLC 2.5%
Webformix Company Webformix Company 2.4%
Project A, Inc. Project A, Inc. 1.8%
FiberFi, LLC FiberFi, LLC 1.2%
LICT Corporation LICT Corporation 1.1%
Pioneer Telephone Cooperative (OR) Pioneer Telephone Cooperative (OR) 0.9%
Beacon Broadband, Inc. Beacon Broadband, Inc. 0.9%
Monmouth Independence Network Monmouth Independence Network 0.8%
Oregon Telephone Corporation Oregon Telephone Corporation 0.8%
Wtechlink, Inc. Wtechlink, Inc. 0.7%
Canby Telephone Association Canby Telephone Association 0.6%
Safelink Internet Safelink Internet 0.5%
Beaver Creek Cooperative Telephone Company Beaver Creek Cooperative Telephone Company 0.5%
Day Management Corporation Day Management Corporation 0.5%
City of Hillsboro City of Hillsboro 0.4%
Cable One, Inc. Cable One, Inc. 0.4%
Stayton Cooperative Telephone Company Stayton Cooperative Telephone Company 0.4%
Molalla Communications Company Molalla Communications Company 0.4%
The Greater Eastern Oregon Network The Greater Eastern Oregon Network 0.3%
600Amps Internet Services, Inc. 600Amps Internet Services, Inc. 0.3%
JAB Wireless, Inc. JAB Wireless, Inc. 0.3%
PocketiNet Communications Inc. PocketiNet Communications Inc. 0.3%
VFN Holdings, Inc. VFN Holdings, Inc. 0.3%
City of Sandy, Oregon City of Sandy, Oregon 0.3%
Gervais Telephone Company Gervais Telephone Company 0.2%
City of Sherwood, Oregon City of Sherwood, Oregon 0.2%
Upward Access, LLC Upward Access, LLC 0.2%
Hood River Electric Cooperative Hood River Electric Cooperative 0.2%
Clear Creek Mutual Telephone Company Clear Creek Mutual Telephone Company 0.2%

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