FCC Form 477 (2020) 82 providers · Provider-dense state 120 Mbps avg · Near-average speed satellite-led mix

Oregon Broadband Data

Oregon sits mid-pack on Form 477 scale (1,047,644 records, 82 providers). Dominant transport is satellite; 25.7% of filings advertise ≥100 Mbps max download.

Broadband technology mix Stacked horizontal bar showing the percentage share of fiber, cable, DSL, fixed-wireless, and satellite broadband filings. Broadband technology mix FCC Form 477 deployment filings · share of total records 12.0% 21.3% 55.3% Fiber 3.70% Cable 7.70% DSL 12.00% Fixed-Wireless 21.30% Satellite 55.30% Five-segment transport-technology composition · normalised to 100%
Oregon transport-technology mix (FCC Form 477 share of filings)

Data updated June 2026

1,047,644 Form 477 records, middle third (569,696–1,310,136)

Oregon at a glance

In Oregon, 55.3% of records are satellite and 3.7% fiber across a mid-pack 1,047,644-record filing book (satellite-led).

3.7%
fiber share (below the 4.3% national share)
25.7%
filings ≥100 Mbps max (+1.2 pp vs 24.6% national)
55.3%
satellite share - the dominant category
widest footprint - 196,621 records

Shares are the percentage of this state's Form 477 deployment records using each technology category. Speed tiers are max-advertised download buckets, not measured retail speeds.

Oregon broadband livability score

A single 0-100 verdict combining Oregon's standing on 3 FCC Form 477-derived measures against every other tracked state and territory. A missing measure would drop out and redistribute its weight rather than deflate the score, not exercised on this build, since Oregon reports all three.

D

48/100

Percentile-weighted across 3 of 3 measures

Average download speed
D 120 Mbps

39th percentile of 56 tracked

Fiber availability
D 3.7 %

46th percentile of 56 tracked

Provider competition
C 82.0 providers

71th percentile of 56 tracked

Oregon's ≥100 Mbps share tracks near the national Form 477 mix

Mid-pack volume: 25.7% of Oregon filings advertise ≥100 Mbps max, against 24.6% nationally (+1.2 pp).

OR ≥100 Mbps share
25.7%
All-state ≥100 Mbps share
24.6%
OR vs national
+1.2 pp
OR avg max advertised
120 Mbps

Derivation: OR state_speed_tiers row vs SUM(state_speed_tiers); maxaddown buckets, not address-level availability or retail speed tests.

Oregon vs all states by provider count

Where this state's Form 477 filer count sits among every state and territory on PlainBroadband

82 17th of 56 higher than 39 of 56 states

States, banded by distinct broadband providers filing Form 477

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Source FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment · June 2020

Federal broadband speed-tier distribution Horizontal bar showing the share of 1,047,644 FCC Form 477 deployment filings across the five federal speed-threshold bands. 27.0% <3/0.768 12.2% 3/0.768 → 25/3 35.1% 25/3 → 100/20 24.3% 100/20 → 1G Sub-broadband 282,814 Legacy 127,812 Standard 367,341 Giga-capable 254,845 Gigabit+ 14,832 1,047,644 filings · 5 federal speed-threshold bands
Oregon max-advertised-download tiers, share of FCC Form 477 filings by speed (sub-3 → ≥1,000 Mbps)

Technology Breakdown

Oregon broadband technologies by reported deployment records

FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment data (June 2020 status)

1. Satellite: 579,7271. Satellite579,7272. Terrestrial Fixed Wireless: 223,2192. Terrestrial Fixed Wireless223,2193. Cable: 80,4693. Cable80,4694. ADSL2+: 50,6224. ADSL2+50,6225. VDSL: 46,1095. VDSL46,1096. Fiber: 38,9866. Fiber38,9867. DSL: 28,1887. DSL28,1888. Other Copper: 3168. Other Copper3169. Symmetric DSL: 89. Symmetric DSL8

Full technology detail

# Technology Records
1 Satellite 579,727
2 Terrestrial Fixed Wireless 223,219
3 Cable 80,469
4 ADSL2+ 50,622
5 VDSL 46,109
6 Fiber 38,986
7 DSL 28,188
8 Other Copper 316
9 Symmetric DSL 8

Who Reports the Most in Oregon

The providers carrying the largest share of Oregon's Form 477 deployment records. ViaSat, Inc. leads with 196,621 records.

Top providers in Oregon by reported deployment records

FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment data (June 2020 status)

1. ViaSat, Inc.: 196,6211. ViaSat, Inc.196,6212. Hughes Network Systems, LLC: 191,5532. Hughes Network Systems, L…191,5533. VSAT Systems, LLC: 191,5533. VSAT Systems, LLC191,5534. Telephone and Data Systems, Inc.: 86,1024. Telephone and Data System…86,1025. CenturyLink, Inc.: 75,8605. CenturyLink, Inc.75,8606. Ziply Fiber: 61,1116. Ziply Fiber61,1117. Comcast Corporation: 35,5027. Comcast Corporation35,5028. Charter Communications: 29,1948. Charter Communications29,1949. Alyrica Networks, Inc.: 26,5559. Alyrica Networks, Inc.26,55510. McMinnville Access Company: 19,03910. McMinnville Access Compa…19,03911. Adaptive Broadband: 14,54411. Adaptive Broadband14,54412. StarTouch Broadband: 12,83012. StarTouch Broadband12,830

Full Provider List - Oregon

# Provider Records
1 ViaSat, Inc. 196,621
2 Hughes Network Systems, LLC 191,553
3 VSAT Systems, LLC 191,553
4 Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. 86,102
5 CenturyLink, Inc. 75,860
6 Ziply Fiber 61,111
7 Comcast Corporation 35,502
8 Charter Communications 29,194
9 Alyrica Networks, Inc. 26,555
10 McMinnville Access Company 19,039
11 Adaptive Broadband 14,544
12 StarTouch Broadband 12,830
13 Sureline Broadband LLC 11,970
14 FireServe, LLC 10,634
15 Webformix Company 10,278
16 Douglas Electric Cooperative Inc. 9,337
17 WaveDivision Holdings, LLC 8,305
18 PrineTime Internet Solutions 6,513
19 Whiz to Coho, Inc. 6,003
20 CASCO Communications, Inc. 5,925
21 Eastern Oregon Holding Company LLC 4,500
22 Eastern Oregon Net, Inc. 2,984
23 Safelink Internet 2,565
24 Wtechlink, Inc. 2,456
25 LICT Corporation 2,245
26 PocketiNet Communications Inc. 1,926
27 Canby Telephone Association 1,632
28 Blue Mountain TV Cable Company 1,626
29 May, Bott et al. 1,562
30 Day Management Corporation 1,238
31 WALLOWA VALLEY NETWORKS, LLC 1,217
32 Pioneer Telephone Cooperative (OR) 1,159
33 JAB Wireless, Inc. 1,077
34 CresComm WiFi, LLC 867
35 Axxis Communications/Gorge Networks 840
36 Siuslaw Broadband, LLC 713
37 Monmouth Independence Network 712
38 Cable One, Inc. 704
39 Communications Access Cooperative Holding Enterprise 528
40 Columbia Energy LLC 508
41 Stayton Cooperative Telephone Company 507
42 Gervais Telephone Company 402
43 Molalla Communications Company 400
44 Origin Networks, LLC 399
45 Robinson Communications Corporation 394
46 Comspan Communications, Inc. 386
47 Beaver Creek Cooperative Telephone Company 371
48 City of Sandy, Oregon 295
49 Grace Communications LLC 273
50 Eagle Telephone Systems, Inc. 255

Showing top 50 of 82 providers.

Mid-pack peers near Oregon

Mid-pack peers for Oregon: nearest states by filer count and by total deployment records (provider floor ≥10, record floor ≥10,000).

Similar provider count

Nearest states by FCC filers reporting (82 here).

Similar deployment-record total

Nearest states by summed Form 477 records (1,047,644 here), excluding the filer-count set.

Disclaimer: Data from FCC Form 477. For informational purposes only. Coverage percentages are based on provider filings and may overstate actual availability at specific addresses. Speed figures represent maximum advertised speeds, not guaranteed performance. Always verify availability directly with providers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Oregon sit among states by Form 477 filing volume?
Oregon has 1,047,644 records from 82 providers, middle third (569,696–1,310,136). Mid-pack states often pair regional cable with statewide satellite filings.
How does Oregon's ≥100 Mbps advertised share compare nationally?
25.7% of Oregon's Form 477 filings advertise ≥100 Mbps max download, versus 24.6% nationally (+1.2 pp). Tiers come from state_speed_tiers maxaddown buckets, not retail speed tests.
What broadband technologies dominate Oregon's filings?
satellite-led mix: fiber 3.7%, cable 7.7%, DSL 12.0%, fixed wireless 21.3%, satellite 55.3% of Form 477 records.

Read with this state

What to do with Oregon's footprint

Provider count and record volume describe who files here, not what any one address can get.

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.

Data sourced from the FCC Form 477 fixed broadband deployment dataset. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainBroadband

State-level figures reflect reported provider footprint, not a real-time or address-level availability check.