FCC Form 477 2 states June 2020 data

Mid-Hudson Cablevision

Data updated June 2026

Mid-Hudson Cablevision opens on geographic reach: #187 of 2,138 filers by states with filings (2 states), with 7,510 records behind that footprint. Map the states it covers and how that reach ranks against other Form 477 providers.

State reach, in one line

Mid-Hudson Cablevision opens on geographic reach: #187 of 2,138 filers by states with filings (2 states), with 7,510 records behind that footprint. Mid-Hudson Cablevision reports localized broadband footprint: 7,510 Form 477 deployment records across 2 states and territories.

7,510
deployment records reported to the FCC
#306 of 2,138
corpus placement by total records
2
states and territories with filings
#14 of 71 providers reporting in New York
rank among providers in New York alone

Form 477 records count census blocks a provider reports it can serve, not subscribers or homes connected, a measure of reported reach.

Mid-Hudson Cablevision state-reach reading

Mid-Hudson Cablevision opens on geographic reach: #187 of 2,138 filers by states with filings (2 states), with 7,510 records behind that footprint.

Among 2,138 Form 477 providers on this site, Mid-Hudson Cablevision sits in the upper third by record volume (≥ 2,064). Large books usually mean many census blocks marked served, not that every block has active subscribers.

New York alone accounts for 89.5% of Mid-Hudson Cablevision's filings (6,720 of 7,510), a concentrated book where one state can swing the national picture. Form 477 historically let providers mark a whole census block from a single reachable address; treat these counts as declared capability, not address-level availability, speed, or price.

Filing desk

Filer FCC477-MID-HUDSON-CABLEVISION · Mid-Hudson Cablevision 7,510 records · 2 states

7,510 · RANK-UPPER · FOOT-UNK

  • BOOK-SMALL 7,510
  • RANK-UPPER #306
  • FOOT-UNK Footprint pending
  • IN-ST-UPPER #14 in New York
  • PHOTO-FINISH ≈ UTMA
  • MED-ABOVE Above median
  • COV-BROAD #187 by states

Nearest record peer: UTMA (+ 5 records)

Instrument codes from this filer’s Form 477 deployment records, corpus rank, geographic footprint, in-state rank, photo-finish peer, median ratio, and separate state-count rank, not a service-quality score.

Record neighbourhood

Nationwide filing poles and nearest ABS record peers, not a reprint of every state table row.

Providers near Mid-Hudson Cablevision on state reach

Peer filers for Mid-Hudson Cablevision by state/territory reach in the second panel; the first panel still shows nearest record-volume neighbours (record floor ≥1,000, state floor ≥2).

Similar deployment-record volume

Nearest filers by total Form 477 records (7,510 here).

Similar state/territory reach

Nearest filers by states with filings (2 here), excluding the record-volume set.

Speed-tier climate where Mid-Hudson Cablevision files

Record-weighted across the 2 states where Mid-Hudson Cablevision files, those states' Form 477 maxaddown mix is 32.3% in the 100 Mbps+ tiers, 7.7 pp above the national 24.6% mix. That is the climate of the markets this filer reports in, not Mid-Hudson Cablevision's own advertised speeds.

Federal broadband speed-tier distribution Horizontal bar showing the share of 7,511 FCC Form 477 deployment filings across the five federal speed-threshold bands. 19.9% <3/0.768 13.6% 3/0.768 → 25/3 34.2% 25/3 → 100/20 30.1% 100/20 → 1G Sub-broadband 1,493 Legacy 1,022 Standard 2,569 Giga-capable 2,259 Gigabit+ 168 7,511 filings · 5 federal speed-threshold bands
Record-weighted Form 477 maxaddown mix across 2 footprint states (state climates, not Mid-Hudson Cablevision retail speeds)

Source: FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment data, June 2020 status (final Form 477 release) · Derivation: record-weighted join of state_speed_tiers to this filer's provider_states weights (state climates, not retail speeds) · National tier finder →

How Mid-Hudson Cablevision Ranks Nationally

Providers by reported footprint size, Mid-Hudson Cablevision highlighted

7,510 records · #306 of 2,138

Mid-Hudson Cablevision sits at roughly the 86th percentile by filing volume among 2,138 FCC Form 477 filers, roughly 9.6x the median provider's 781 records.

Coverage Footprint

Mid-Hudson Cablevision - reported deployment records by state (FCC Form 477)
AK
ME
VT
NH
WA
ID
MT
ND
MN
IL
WI
MI
NY MA
OR
UT
WY
SD
IA
IN
OH
PA
NJ
CT
RI
CA
NV
CO
NE
MO
KY
WV
VA
MD
DE
AZ
NM
KS
AR
TN
NC
SC
DC
OK
LA
MS
AL
GA
HI
TX
FL
Scale: 790–2K 2K–3K 3K–4K 4K–6K 6K–7K
View all 2 states as a list
  1. New York: 7K
  2. Massachusetts: 790

Where Mid-Hudson Cablevision Reports the Most

Mid-Hudson Cablevision - top states by reported deployment records

New York leads · 6,720 records

1. New York: 6,7201. New York6,7202. Massachusetts: 7902. Massachusetts790

Full State Breakdown

State Records
New York 6,720
Massachusetts 790

Disclaimer: Data from FCC Form 477. For informational purposes only. Coverage data represents provider filings, not guaranteed service at a specific address. Always verify availability directly with the provider.

Source: FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment dataset, June 2020 status (final Form 477 release) · Derivation: provider totals and state ranks computed from census-block filing rows; no editor-typed coverage figures

Read with this filer

UTMA (7,515) · Info Link Wireless, Inc. (7,500) · Echo Wireless LLC (7,535) · Dickey Rural Telephone Cooperative (7,473) · Form 477 reading guide →

What to do with Mid-Hudson Cablevision's footprint

A high record count is filing volume, not a guarantee of service at your address.

  • Check Mid-Hudson Cablevision's reported footprint in New York, its largest state by filings (6,720 records). New York state page
  • Compare against UTMA, a similarly-sized filer, before assuming this footprint is unique. Compare to UTMA
  • Find your own speed tier and what technology mix typically delivers it. Speed tier finder

Figures are FCC Form 477 fixed-deployment data as of June 2020, the final Form 477 release, self-reported by census block. For current, address-level availability, use the FCC National Broadband Map.