Can we, will we serve you? Check out these Route Maps.
how to use this page
The 34 Google Earth images, below, show zones of towns we serve or will serve. Click/tap on any image, and it will expand. You can progress through all of them by clicking on forward or reverse arrows on the sides. On touch screens, you can flick them left or right. The images are arranged in town alphabetical order.
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Purple polygons: Construction to serve locations in these zones is partially funded by support from the FCC’s Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF). We intend to offer service to virtually every location within reach of utility lines in these zones.
Red lines: These lines represent already-constructed fiber routes, where we can usually serve locations within an approximately 1,000-foot buffer area.
White polygons: These highlight currently served portions of the purple RDOF zones.
Blue house icons: When nearby the red route lines or within white polygons, these represent specific locations we can currently serve.
we’ll serve or refer
Is your town missing from the selection below, or is your location away from the red routes and outside of the white RDOF zones? If it’s in a purple RDOF zone, we’re still planning to serve you, but if we cannot, our active collaboration with NEK-CV Broadband means that you won’t be left behind. We’ll be pleased to refer your interest to them. Alternatively, f there’s no fiber internet available at your location, we may refer you to Cloud Alliance, NEW Alliance, or New England Wireless—our allied fixed-wireless providers.
central hub locations
These typically serve multiple towns. Lots more are planned.
2019: Craftsbury, Hardwick
2024: Middlesex, Calais, Walden, Lyndon, Sutton, Waterford, Concord
2025: several more coming!
updating these maps
Our service is now available in 15 towns. These maps will be continually updated, as we expand route construction. Most recent update: July 1, 2024.
