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Broadband Availability in Tennessee

Since 2007, Connected Tennessee has released broadband availability estimates at the statewide and county levels.

In June 2013, Connected Tennessee released new broadband availability data showing that the gap in availability continues to shrink, making way for more adoption and use of the technology throughout the state. In addition, you can view the February 2012 report here.

Explore the new ACCESS data charts and maps below.

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Broadband Service Availability– By Speed Tier Among Fixed Platforms	Availability Estimate by Broadband Platform	Number of Households Per Square Mile Across Census Blocks with Fixed, Terrestrial Broadband Available
Rural Availability of Broadband Service of at Least 768 Kbps Download/200 Kbps Upload	Availability of Broadband Service by County (Excluding Mobile)	County-Level Availability by Broadband Technology: Households Served by Broadband, by Technology Platform (≥ 768 Download/200 Upload Kbps Speeds)
Percentage of Households Served by Terrestrial, Non-Mobile Broadband Service: At Least 768 Kbps Download/200 Kbps Upload Speeds	Percentage of Households Served by Terrestrial, Non-Mobile Broadband Service: At Least 768 Kbps Download/200 Kbps Upload Speeds, Rural and Non-Rural Counties	Percentage of Households Served by Terrestrial, Non-Mobile Broadband Service: At Least 3 Mbps Download/768 kbps Upload Speeds
Percentage of Households Served by Terrestrial, Non-Mobile Broadband Service: Least 3 Mbps Download/768 kbps Upload Speeds, Rural and Non-Rural Counties	Percentage of Households Served at Speeds Between 768 Kbps/200 Kbps and 3 Mbps/768 Kbps

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