This page contains historic maps created by MBI for past programs. View current maps in the MBI Map Gallery.

Last Mile Program Maps

Historic maps related to the MBI's Last Mile programs for "unserved" and "underserved" towns in the MassBroadband 123 network footprint. "Unserved" towns did not have cable, fiber-optic, or other internet services that meet the FCC minimum requirement speeds of 25 Mbps downstream & 3 Mbps upstream. "Underserved" towns had cable broadband services with less than 96% cable penetration rates.

Map of Unserved Towns in the MassBroadband123 Service Area in 2017

MassBroadband123 Towns by Broadband Availability, July 1, 2015 (3.5 MB)

Map of towns in the MassBroadband123 service area that were considered "unserved" by broadband prior to the implementation of the last mile programs because they did not have cable, fiber-optic, or other internet services that met the FCC minimum requirement speeds of 25 Mbps downstream & 3 Mbps upstream. The map differentiates the unserved towns by the type of infrastructure that was present in the towns at that time and is overlaid by the MassBroadband123 network fiber-optic cable and points of interconnection locations.

Map of Underserved Towns in the MassBroadband123 Service Area in 2017

MassBroadband123 Underserved Cable Broadband Towns, July 1, 2015 (3.5 MB)

Map of towns in the MassBroadband123 service area that have cable broadband service, but were considered "underserved" prior to the implementation of the broadband extension program because they had less than 96% cable penetration rates. The towns are overlaid by the MassBroadband123 network fiber-optic cable and points of interconnection locations.

Statewide Broadband Availability Maps & Data (2010 - 2014)

Maps depicting estimated broadband services available throughout Massachusetts, as reported by existing broadband service providers. The data used to create these maps was collected as part of a broadband mapping grant program funded by the National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA) that ended in January 2015.

For access to the most current broadband availability data: