Broadband Map definition

Broadband Map means the California Interactive Broadband Map showing served status and eligibility, maintained by the Commission. http://www.broadbandmap.ca.gov/

Broadband Map means the California Interactive Broadband Map showing served status and eligibility, maintained by the Commission. (http://www.broadbandmap.ca.gov/) All applicants and grantees (otherwise referred to as grant recipients or recipients) must participate in the Commission’s Broadband Data Collection and the California Broadband Map, as described in Section 13 (Reporting Requirements).6 New CASF applicants who are not yet participants must participate after grant approval.

Broadband Map means the California Interactive Broadband Map (available at http://www.broadbandmap.ca.gov/) showing served status and eligibility, maintained by the Commission or successor map showing Federal Funding Account eligibility and/or proposed project areas.

Examples of Broadband Map in a sentence

• If the project area lies within a census block designated as served on the PSC Broadband Map, provide additional documentation to demonstrate the actual broadband service that is available in the proposed project area.

• The challenge portal will confirm that the challenged service is listed in the National Broadband Map and meets the definition of reliable broadband service.

• The National Broadband Map can be found here: http://www.broadbandmap.gov and the Map’s specific page for Texas can be found here: http://www.broadbandmap.gov/summarize/state/texas.

• The Commission updates its California Interactive Broadband Map once a year after collecting broadband deployment data from providers.

• The California Broadband Map (http://www.broadbandmap.ca.gov/) includes census derived population and income data and information regarding existing service providers and their reported service speeds.

• The National Broadband Map can be found here: http://www.broadbandmap.gov and the Map’s specific page for Iowa can be found here: http://www.broadbandmap.gov/summarize/state/iowa.

• In addition, the broadband availability data collected, processed, and aggregated by Connected Texas has been sent on a semi-annual basis to the NTIA to be used in the National Broadband Map, and comprises the source of Texas’ broadband availability estimates reported by the NTIA and the FCC in the national map’s data.

• According to the latest 2019 California Interactive Broadband Map, Staff confirmed all the proposed project areas are unserved by wireline or fixed wireless broadband service and is therefore eligible for an additional 40 percent funding.

• Refer also to the California Interactive Broadband Map to see the service providers that offer broadband service in your area (by clicking on the icon of the house, entering your address, and clicking the “Load Location” button).

• For information to be included on the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s National Broadband Map, the technology must provide a two‐way data transmission (to and from the Internet) with advertised speeds of at least 768 kilobits per second (Kbps) downstream and at least 200 Kbps upstream to end users.

More Definitions of Broadband Map

Broadband Map means the California Interactive Broadband Map (available at

Broadband Map means the map created by the Commission under section 802(c)(1)(A).

Broadband Map means the official broadband map developed and maintained by the Council for evaluation of broadband deployment in Wyoming.

Broadband Map means the California Interactive Broadband Map showing served status and eligibility, maintained by the Commission.