Updated June 15, 2020
AT&T 5G Launches in 137 New Markets, Covering More Than 160 Million People in the U.S.
Consumers in Atlanta, Baton Rouge, Nashville and Tallahassee, among others, now have access to AT&T 5G, building on the nation’s best and also fastest wireless network.1
AT&T’s* 5G network is now live for consumers in 137 additional markets across the country and now covers more than 160 million people. With today’s launch, AT&T now offers access to 5G on its best unlimited wireless plans for consumers and businesses in a total of 327 markets in the U.S.2
“While many of us have been working from home for the past three months, AT&T’s network team continued to build and test our network so that we could emerge from this season with stronger, broader 5G coverage for our customers across the country,” said Chris Sambar, EVP of Technology Operations. “Whether it’s getting you back to work, back to school, or back to play, we’ve got you covered with the fastest1 wireless speeds in the nation.”
The latest 5G markets available this week include:
Alabama
1. Anniston
2. Dothan
3. Florence
4. Gadsden
5. Mobile
6. Tuscaloosa
Alaska
1. Anchorage
Arkansas
1. Clay County
2. Cleburne County
3. Cross County
4. Franklin County
5. Madison County
6. Pope County
California
1. Alpine County
2. Fresno
3. Kings County
4. Salinas
5. Sierra County
6. Stockton
7. Visalia-Tulare
Colorado
1. Fort Collins-Loveland
2. Greeley
Florida
1. Calhoun County
2. Citrus County
3. Collier County
4. Fort Myers
5. Fort Walton Beach
6. Gainesville
7. Glades County
8. Jefferson County
9. Lakeland
10. Tallahassee
11. Walton County
Georgia
1. Atlanta
2. Bleckley County
3. Early County
4. Jasper County
5. Warren County
Idaho
1. Elmore County
Illinois
1. Adams County
2. Aurora-Elgin
3. Bureau County
4. Champaign-Urbana
5. Clay County
6. Joliet
7. Montgomery County
8. Springfield
9. Vermilion County
Indiana
1. Bloomington
2. Decatur County
3. Huntington County
4. Kosciusko County
5. Muncie
6. Newton County
7. Randolph County
8. Warren County
Kansas
1. Lawrence
Kentucky
1. Spencer County
Louisiana
1. Baton Rouge
2. Caldwell Parish
3. Claiborne Parish
4. Iberville Parish
5. Lafayette
6. Monroe
7. Morehouse Parish
8. St. James Parish
9. West Feliciana Parish
Maine
1. Portland
Maryland
1. Cumberland
2. Hagerstown
3. Kent County
Michigan
1. Alger County
2. Allegan County
3. Benton Harbor
4. Manistee County
5. Muskegon
Mississippi
1. Jackson
Missouri
1. Moniteau County
Nevada
1. Lander County
New Mexico
1. Lincoln County
2. San Juan County
New York
1. Chautauqua County
2. Elmira
3. Jefferson County
4. Poughkeepsie
North Carolina
1. Anson County
2. Hickory
Ohio
1. Ashtabula County
2. Columbiana County
3. Lima
4. Mansfield
5. Williams County
6. Youngstown
Oregon
1. Lincoln County
2. Medford
3. The Dalles
Pennsylvania
1. Altoona
2. Bedford County
3. Bradford County
4. Huntingdon County
5. Jefferson County
6. Lawrence County
7. Lebanon County
8. Sharon
Rhode Island
1. Newport County
South Carolina
1. Anderson
2. Calhoun County
3. Laurens County
4. Oconee County
Tennessee
1. Chattanooga
2. Fayette County
3. Giles County
4. Maury County
5. Memphis
6. Nashville
Texas
1. Amarillo
2. Brownsville
3. Bryan-College Station
4. Galveston
5. Killeen-Temple
6. Parmer County
7. Runnels County
8. Tyler
Utah
1. Beaver County
Virginia
1. Caroline County
2. Danville
Washington
1. Okanogan County
2. Olympia
3. Pacific County
West Virginia
1. Charleston
2. Grant County
3. Huntington-Ashland
4. Tucker County
Wisconsin
1. Kenosha
2. Racine
3. Sheboygan
4. Wood County
Additionally, we offer access to our 5G+ network, enabling super-fast speeds and responsive connections in parts of 35 cities.2
Learn more about AT&T’s 5G network at att.com/5gforyou.
1 America’s Best Network based on GWS OneScore Sept. 2019; Nation’s fastest network based on analysis by Ookla® of Speedtest Intelligence® data median download speeds for Q1 2020. Ookla trademarks used under license and reprinted with permission.
2 Requires a compatible device and plan for 5G and 5G+ connections. Limited AT&T 5G and 5G+ availability. May not be available in your area. For coverage details visit att.com/5Gforyou.
March 16, 2020
5G is the future of wireless technology and is poised to jumpstart the next wave of unforeseen mobile innovation. As the first to introduce the U.S. to mobile 5G, we’ve seen its power and are excited to continue to unlock new experiences for more customers.
This week, we’re introducing our 5G network to 20 more markets. With this latest news, we now provide access to 5G1 on our best unlimited wireless plans for consumers and businesses in a total of 100 markets across the U.S. And 5G+ is now available in parts of 35 cities for customers with compatible plans and devices.
Two flavors of next generation 5G technology
We’re building our more widely available 5G network on the Nation’s Best Wireless Network using low-band spectrum. This service now covers more than 80 million people. This service offers impressive speeds over broader distances than 5G+ and is ideal for mobile customers who need performance while on the go.
We offer an enhanced wireless experience on 5G+ with our millimeter wave service though with more limited coverage. Results continue to be impressive – we have seen a peak download speed of over 2 Gbps — where customers at select businesses, universities, hospitals and sports venues are beginning to see the early benefits.
Check back often to stay updated on where we’re introducing 5G next. For more information on AT&T 5G availability, check out att.com/5Gforyou.
1. Requires a compatible device and a compatible plan for 5G connection. Limited AT&T 5G availability. May not be available in your area.
Where 5G is Available
March 16, 2020: 5G is live in Allentown, Pa.; Brown County, Ind.; Hancock County, Ga.; Hancock County, Ohio; Harrisburg, Pa.; Huntsville, Ala.; Kent County, Del.; Lexington-Fayette, Ky.; Otsego County, N.Y.; Reading, Pa.; Reno, Nev.; Sandusky County, Ohio; Santa Cruz, Calif.; Springfield, Mo.; Storey County, Nev.; Syracuse, N.Y.; Topeka, Kan.; Trenton, N.J.; Tuscarawas County, Ohio; Washington County, Ill.
March 3, 2020: 5G is live in Albany, Ga.; Albany, N.Y.; Athens, Ga.; Beaverhead County, Mont.; Binghamton, N.Y.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; Denver, Colo.; Hamilton, Ohio; Lancaster, Pa.; Lincoln County, Mont.; Madera County, Calif.; Madison County, Va.; Mono County, Calif.; Provo, Utah; Raleigh County, W. Va; Ross County, Ohio; Santa Rosa, Calif.; Springfield, Ohio; State College, Pa.; Sussex County, N.J. and Worcester, Mass.
Feb. 17, 2020: 5G is live in Chattooga County, Ga.; Hunterdon County, N.J.; Las Cruces, N.M.; Long Branch, N.J.; New Brunswick, N.J.; New Haven, Conn.; Ocean County, N.J.; Orange County, N.Y.; Portland, Ore.; Utica-Rome, N.Y.; Vallejo, Calif.; Whitfield County, Ga. and Wilmington, Del.
Feb. 11, 2020: 5G is live in Gila, Ariz.; Hartford, Conn.; Kalamazoo, Mich.; Kansas City, Mo.; Macon, Ga.; Newaygo, Mich.; Northeast Penn.; Salem, Ore.; Spokane, Wash.; Worth, Ga. and York, Penn.
Feb. 5, 2020: 5G is live in Atlantic City, N.J.; Bakersfield, Calif.; Boston, Mass.; Dayton, Ohio; Frederick, Md.; Liberty, Ga.; Modesto, Calif.; New Bedford, Mass.; Oxnard, Calif.; San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Santa Barbara, Calif.; St. Louis, Mo. and Wichita, Kan.
Jan. 3, 2020: 5G is live in Baltimore; Bridgeport, Conn.; Buffalo; Detroit; Las Vegas; Louisville, Ky.; New York City; Philadelphia and Washington D.C. markets.
Dec. 13, 2019: 5G is live in Birmingham, Ala.; Indianapolis; Los Angeles; Milwaukee; Pittsburgh; Providence, R.I.; Rochester, N.Y.; San Diego; San Francisco and San Jose, Calif. markets.
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