New Era Broadband
Data updated June 2026
Where New Era Broadband reports it can deliver broadband, its full Form 477 footprint, the states it covers, and how its reported reach compares nationwide.
The footprint, in one line
New Era Broadband reports localized broadband footprint - 3,095 Form 477 deployment records across 2 states and territories.
- 3,095
- deployment records reported to the FCC
- #571 of 2,141
- national rank by total records
- 2
- states and territories with filings
- #41 of 129 providers reporting in Ohio
- rank among providers in Ohio alone
Form 477 records count census blocks a provider reports it can serve, not subscribers or homes connected, a measure of reported reach.
What the FCC Data Tells Us About New Era Broadband
New Era Broadband appears in the FCC Form 477 broadband deployment dataset with 3,095 individual filings spread across 2 states and territories. That volume of filings points to a localized operator, each record represents a distinct census-block-and-technology combination the provider has reported serving, so the raw count reflects both geographic reach and the number of technology tiers the company deploys (for example, fiber and DSL in the same block count as two records).
By total records filed, New Era Broadband ranks #571 of 2,141 providers nationally. That is roughly 4.0x the median provider's 781 records, the FCC's midpoint value across all 2,141 reporting providers in this dataset. Put another way, New Era Broadband sits at roughly the 73rd percentile by filing volume among every provider in the Form 477 dataset.
How we calculate this rank
We sort every provider with a Form 477 filing (2,141 in total) by total records, from highest to lowest. New Era Broadband's position in that sorted list is its rank (#571). The median is the midpoint value of that same sorted list, and the "roughly 4.0x the median provider's 781 records" comparison is simply New Era Broadband's record count divided by (or compared against) that midpoint.
The national rank above lines New Era Broadband up against every provider in the dataset, from single-block filers to nationwide carriers, which can bury a strong regional player. A narrower, arguably more useful cut: within Ohio specifically, New Era Broadband ranks #41 of 129 providers reporting in Ohio by records filed there. We rank every provider that reports at least one record in Ohio against every other provider reporting in that same state, so the comparison is apples-to-apples with local competitors rather than the entire nationwide field.
Ohio is the largest single market for New Era Broadband with 2,017 deployment records on file, followed by West Virginia at 1,078 records. Averaged across its footprint, the provider files roughly 1,548 records per state, a useful yardstick for comparing how deeply it has penetrated each territory versus competitors listed on the same state pages.
Keep in mind Form 477 counts filings, not subscribers or homes passed. A high record count means the provider has told the FCC it is capable of serving many census blocks; it does not guarantee active service at any specific street address, nor does it reflect actual subscriber numbers. Use this page alongside the state breakdown below to see where New Era Broadband's reported footprint is densest, and cross-reference with the technology mix on each state page to understand what speeds and delivery methods are on file for each market.
How New Era Broadband Ranks Nationally
Where New Era Broadband's 3,095 records sit among all 2,141 providers' reported footprints, grouped by order of magnitude (footprint spans from 1 record to over 11 million, so a linear scale would be unreadable).
Providers by reported footprint size, New Era Broadband highlighted
FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment data (June 2020 status)
Coverage Footprint
Where New Era Broadband reports broadband availability, darker states carry more Form 477 deployment records. Tap a state for its full provider list and technology mix.
Where New Era Broadband Reports the Most
The 2 states carrying the largest share of New Era Broadband's Form 477 deployment records. Ohio leads with 2,017 records, ahead of West Virginia.
New Era Broadband - top states by reported deployment records
FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment data (June 2020 status)
Full State Breakdown
Every state and territory where New Era Broadband reports broadband availability, tap any state for its full provider list and technology mix.
| State | Records |
|---|---|
| Ohio | 2,017 |
| West Virginia | 1,078 |
About This Data
Provider data comes from the FCC Form 477 broadband deployment dataset. Records represent individual broadband availability filings, not subscriber counts. A provider may file multiple records per census block covering different technologies and speeds. Learn more on our methodology page.
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.
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PlainBroadband is rendered directly from the FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment dataset (June 2020 status, the final Form 477 release), no number is typed in by an editor. This provider's coverage figures are computed directly from the underlying FCC Form 477 census-block records, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of June 2020.