Where Is Broadband?

The maps display broadband access information submitted* to the NH Broadband Mapping & Planning Program (NHBMPP) as of September 30, 2012.

Service providers submitted data in a range of geographies, including addresses, road segments, census blocks, census tracts, etc. For mapping purposes, all data are aggregated and displayed at the census block level. A census block is mapped as "served" if service is delivered to any part of the block.

Broadband is defined as access that is at least 768 kbps downstream and 200 kbps upstream.
Map Title: Broadband Service Availability
Map Description: Map depicts the aggregation of all broadband service available.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Cable Service Availability
Map Description: Map depicts the availability of cable broadband service.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: DSL Service Availability
Map Description: Map depicts the availability of DSL broadband service.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Fixed-Wireless Service Availability
Map Description: Map depicts the availability of fixed-wireless broadband service.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Mobile Wireless Service Availability
Map Description: Map depicts the availability of mobile wireless broadband service.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Wireline versus Terrestrial Wireless Service Availability
Map Description: Map depicts the availability of wireline versus terrestrial wireless broadband service.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Maximum Advertised Download Speed
Map Description: Map depicts the maximum advertised download speed regardless of technology type.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Maximum Advertised Download Speed Greater Than or Equal to 6 mbps
Map Description: Map depicts areas where the maximum advertised download speed is greater than or equal to 6 mbps regardless of technology type.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Maximum Advertised Download Speed Greater Than or Equal to 10 mbps
Map Description: Map depicts areas where the maximum advertised download speed is greater than or equal to 10 mbps regardless of technology type.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Maximum Advertised Download Speed Greater Than or Equal to 25 mbps
Map Description: Map depicts areas where the maximum advertised download speed is greater than or equal to 25 mbps regardless of technology type.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Maximum Advertised Download Speed Greater Than or Equal to 50 mbps
Map Description: Map depicts areas where the maximum advertised download speed is greater than or equal to 50 mbps regardless of technology type.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Maximum Advertised Wireline Download Speed
Map Description: Map depicts areas where the maximum advertised wireline download speeds are.
Map Date: Sept 2012
Map Title: Transfer Technology With Maximum Advertised Download Speed
Map Description: Map depicts the broadband service with the highest advertised download speed in a given area.
Map Date: Sept 2012

 

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Broadband Survey & Speed Test

Speed Test Results
(6617 results as of 05/15/2013)
Download speed Percentage
4 Mbps or less 53%
     - FCC Minimum Broadband Speed -   
4-10Mbps 33%
10-25 Mbps 12%
More than 25 Mbps 2%

 

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New Hampshire Broadband Mapping & Planning Program
University of New Hampshire / GRANIT
College Road, Morse Hall
Durham, NH 03824

Email: contact@iwantbroadbandnh.org
www.iwantbroadbandnh.org

The New Hampshire Broadband Mapping & Planning Program is supported by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), U.S. Department of Commerce (grant # 33-50-M09048)