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Internet in every state

Each state has its own page: what its homes and businesses can get, how many wired providers compete, where the unserved locations are county by county, and what the state's BEAD plan will build. Fiber availability ranges from 17.1% of locations in Alaska to 87.4% in the District of Columbia1.

All figures are shares of the FCC's broadband serviceable locations, with data as of June 30, 2026. The table at the foot of this page sorts every state on six measures; the rankings explain each one.

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Every state at a glance
District of Columbia87.4%99.9%94.3%90.7%0.0%0.9 pts
Rhode Island86.2%97.0%80.4%55.5%0.9%6.7 pts
Hawaii82.7%96.3%77.3%77.0%2.5%41.7 pts
Connecticut82.1%98.7%80.8%92.9%0.2%34.7 pts
Kansas81.3%89.2%64.0%84.9%2.0%35.0 pts
Tennessee80.5%97.2%66.4%87.5%0.9%28.9 pts
Nebraska80.3%89.1%63.7%80.3%2.9%27.3 pts
Iowa77.5%90.4%55.8%82.0%2.2%33.0 pts
New Hampshire76.8%97.6%71.0%88.4%1.3%39.6 pts
Utah76.4%93.7%66.9%88.6%2.1%34.1 pts
Texas74.4%90.4%66.2%79.1%2.1%28.8 pts
North Dakota73.1%99.3%40.0%95.2%0.1%21.3 pts
Kentucky72.8%90.7%52.7%81.9%3.9%28.1 pts
Oklahoma71.5%85.6%51.5%77.7%3.4%35.7 pts
Mississippi71.2%87.5%45.7%74.2%1.1%34.0 pts
Indiana70.6%92.4%60.0%80.1%1.7%30.4 pts
Georgia70.3%96.0%62.0%81.0%1.5%29.9 pts
Virginia70.3%92.0%58.9%60.1%4.2%22.0 pts
New York70.0%96.3%60.5%62.7%1.3%18.1 pts
New Jersey69.7%98.7%63.9%84.0%0.2%8.1 pts
Maryland69.4%98.2%66.2%78.3%0.5%12.8 pts
Missouri69.1%85.5%55.1%76.1%3.6%31.2 pts
Florida68.4%96.2%66.0%76.9%0.9%30.2 pts
Arkansas67.6%87.1%44.8%74.8%4.8%33.2 pts
South Carolina67.4%97.2%54.8%72.8%0.5%31.3 pts
Alabama66.4%90.2%52.8%68.1%4.5%34.2 pts
Vermont65.9%89.6%46.9%74.1%3.6%38.9 pts
North Carolina65.3%94.3%54.7%65.3%1.9%32.4 pts
Maine62.8%92.1%52.9%63.7%3.8%48.4 pts
Minnesota62.6%91.9%46.5%70.8%2.2%28.2 pts
Pennsylvania62.0%94.9%60.3%69.4%2.5%18.7 pts
South Dakota61.8%94.4%41.3%74.8%2.4%22.9 pts
Louisiana61.7%89.4%52.5%68.9%5.1%36.3 pts
Colorado59.7%89.4%57.0%79.4%4.0%31.7 pts
Delaware59.2%97.9%57.0%66.3%0.4%10.0 pts
Ohio58.7%92.6%58.7%62.8%1.5%28.5 pts
Wyoming56.9%74.9%42.2%69.5%9.2%41.3 pts
Wisconsin55.9%86.4%40.5%55.8%3.4%30.3 pts
Oregon55.2%91.0%48.7%69.1%3.8%16.1 pts
Massachusetts54.5%99.1%55.4%68.4%0.5%10.7 pts
Illinois48.4%91.5%56.4%79.0%1.8%23.9 pts
California47.8%93.1%49.9%67.4%1.6%13.8 pts
West Virginia47.0%81.9%35.2%54.6%11.4%33.0 pts
Idaho46.5%77.6%38.5%50.0%7.7%17.3 pts
Nevada44.7%93.5%34.9%93.4%1.9%22.2 pts
Michigan42.6%91.3%44.4%58.1%2.7%25.9 pts
Montana42.5%76.1%18.8%44.7%9.1%23.5 pts
Arizona41.5%87.3%33.1%71.7%2.8%27.2 pts
Washington39.4%88.5%40.0%67.4%5.3%11.3 pts
New Mexico36.4%81.8%28.3%47.5%4.2%19.2 pts
Alaska17.1%65.8%10.7%36.4%17.5%10.9 pts
United States62.6%92.3%55.6%72.3%2.4%25.4 pts

Source: FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of June 30, 2026. FCC file revision of November 10, 2026. Shares are of broadband serviceable locations (homes and businesses), not people.

Sources

  1. FCC, National Broadband Map, data as of June 30, 2026; Availability as of June 30, 2026; released November 10, 2026. broadbandmap.fcc.gov

How every figure is built: methodology. Found an error? Write to [email protected]; corrections are listed on the updates page.