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TIMESTAMPS
Choose a Broadband Map:
Broadband Map Transparency:
About the Map:
Click the map to get a provider list.
Maps updated in November 2014 based on coverage as of June 30, 2014.
All information presented herein is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed to be without
error. Maps may be printed but there are no claims of completeness or accuracy. All critical
information should be independently verified. See FAQ for more information.
Thank you for helping us improve the accuracy of the map. To provide general feedback regarding the map or information regarding broadband access for
your location, click on the map or type your address in the "Find" field to zoom directly to the location upon which you would like to report and then click on
the map. Clicking on the map opens a bubble with a list of available providers at that location. In the bottom of the bubble is a link to
the "Provider Coverage and Speed Feedback" survey, click on the link to open the short survey. Your answers will be documented and the coverage and
speed feedback that you provided will be displayed on the "Consumer Feedback Map" which can be accessed on the drop down menu under "Choose A Broadband Map".
Unfortunately, we are not able to respond directly to all feedback, but your assistance will help us improve the quality of the broadband map over time.
Users are allowed to provide feedback after clicking on a specific location on the map. These user reports sometimes indicate
that coverage is NOT available in areas that broadband providers claim they serve. This typically occurs when a DSL or Cable
provider offers service in one portion of a small census block (under 2.0 sq. mi) but not on every street within that block.
Unfortunately we cannot display coverage at a more granular level within these small census blocks. Instead, to help other
users better evaluate provider coverage claims, we allow users to mark known unserved areas with a red "X" icon. Because
coverage changes regularly, the date of the report is provided.
Users are allowed to provide feedback after clicking on a specific location on the map. A green "check mark" icon
indicates that a consumer has confirmed that coverage exists at that location - regardless of whether a broadband provider
has reported coverage there. Speed test results are provided if available.
Satellite providers may be able to offer service at this location. Check with the satellite providers below for more information.
Thank you for your feedback. If you are a broadband provider and wish to submit corrections/additions to this map,
please contact us directly at 1-866-801-1464 or by email at idaho@linkamericaalliance.com. If you are a consumer/business internet
user, please submit your feedback here.
We cannot respond to every submission, but your input will be used to improve
the accuracy of the maps over time. Please note that your contact information will not be shared with anyone outside
the Link team unless requested below.
After you answer each question, click "Next Question" to proceed.
What type of feedback would you like to provide?
General feedback on features or usability.
Feedback on the accuracy of coverage shown.
Are you currently at the location you selected on the map?
Are you currently submitting this feedback from the map location you selected (clicked upon) or a different location? This is important because you may be asked to take an option broadband speed test and we would
like to correlate the speed test results with the proper location.
Yes, I am accessing the Internet from the location I selected
No, I am accessing the Internet from a different location than the one I selected
Do you subscribe to Broadband at the location you selected on the map?
Yes, I have a Broadband connection
No, my connection is slower than broadband
I don't know
To your knowledge, is broadband available from any provider at the location you selected on the map?
Yes
No
I Don`t Know
Please take our Speed Test to help verify information supplied by broadband providers:
I will take the speed test
No Thanks
Take the Broadband Speed Test:
The Speed Test will measure your current upload and download speed and submit the results with your survey along with the latitude and longitude of the location you clicked to start the survey.
For best results, make sure you are not doing other internet activities while running the test. The test will take about 30 seconds.
Note: Your speeds may vary and will not necessarily match advertised speeds due to a variety of factors such as network congestion.
Select the name of your Provider if it is in the list.
If you don't see your Provider, enter the name here.
Select your Broadband technology.
Please enter your contact information below:
Only First Name, Last Name and e-mail address are required fields
Please note that your contact information will not be shared with anyone outside the LinkIDAHO team unless requested below.
First Name:
Last Name:
Email:
Address 1:
Address 2:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
Would you like us to provide your contact information to providers who may offer broadband to this location now or in the future?
Yes, please have a broadband provider contact me.
Note: By clicking “Yes” you are authorizing us to release you name, physical address, and e-mail address to broadband providers in this general area. There is
no guarantee you will be contacted by a provider or that service will be made available.)
General Comments:
Please give us any comments you have about your broadband service or let us know about any other broadband issues you may have.
