Thank you for visiting the ConnectingALABAMA mapping page. Here you will find links to both interactive and static maps of internet access throughout the state.
INTERACTIVE MAP
The interactive map allows users to zoom directly to any portion of the state to review broadband availability at a street-segment level.
Users may enter an address to review a specific area, or may zoom and pan across the map manually. Internet access speeds are shown in
color-coded segments, and a list of available providers is shown after clicking directly on a map location.
View the Interactive Map
STATIC MAPS
Static maps are provided as a Hi-Res Adobe PDF as well as a lower resolution PNG format. The lower resolution files will open up in
a new browser window. Because the PDF files are rather large we would suggest you download the file to your desktop first and open it
locally (i.e., from your local hard drive).
You may select from any of the direct state-wide map links below, or use the pull down menu to choose maps for individual counties.
Area:
State Level Advertised Availability By Net Type --
This map, available as a layered PDF, displays the extent of terrestrial wireline and terrestrial wireless networks with advertised speeds of at least 768 kbps. Please download the zip file and extract locally. This is a large file.
High Res
(17 MB)
Last Updated:
7/10/2009 12:00:00 AM
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State Level Advertised Availability --
This map available as a layered PDF, displays the served, unserved and underserved road segments. A served road segment has advertised speed at least 3Mbps. An underserved segment has advertised coverage ranging from 768kbps to 2,999 kbps. An unserved segment has coverage from 0 to 767 kbps. These are not firm definitions but categorizations designed to support NOFA analysis. Please download the zip file and extract locally. This is a large file.
High Res
(3 MB)
Last Updated:
7/18/2009 12:00:00 AM
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State Level Unserved --
This map available as a layered PDF, displays the unserved road segments. An unserved segment has coverage from 0 to 767 kbps. This is not a firm definition but a categorization designed to support NOFA analysis. Please download the zip file and extract locally. This is a large file.
High Res
(3 MB)
Last Updated:
7/10/2009 12:00:00 AM
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State Level Minimum Broadband Price --
This map available as a layered PDF, displays the minimum ‘broadband’ price available in a given area. This analysis doesn’t intend to set a minimum broadband speed threshold. It only looks at the lowest cost service advertised as broadband. Please download the zip file and extract locally.
High Res
(969 KB)
Last Updated:
7/10/2009 12:00:00 AM
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Technology Take Rate by ARAC Zone --
This map developed with output from our recent Consumer Survey displays the household take rate for various Internet access technologies.
High Res
(405 KB)
Last Updated:
8/1/2009 6:40:00 AM
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Serving Speed By Census Block --
This report provides the minimum and maximum advertised speeds in each Census Block in the state. Please download the zip file and extract locally. This is a Microsoft Access database .
High Res
(3,474 KB)
Last Updated:
8/1/2009 11:20:00 AM
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For more information on the maps (and related information regarding Census Blocks and Census geography), please see our Mapping FAQ document.
This page updated 7/20/09
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