Internet Providers in

Tulsa, OK

Tulsa is served by a couple of very fast internet providers. One of those — Cox — is available almost everywhere in town, with a service area that covers 88.6% of the city. The other, AT&T Fiber, is available in only some areas of Tulsa (though AT&T does offer a DSL service, AT&T Internet, in many of the places where its fiber service is not yet available). The big question, then, is whether your area of Tulsa is served by AT&T Fiber or not.

With the exception of the immediate area of Downtown Tulsa, Riverview, the East Village District, and parts of The Pearl, AT&T Fiber's network is stronger near the center of town. Its footprint looks a bit like a donut — it's missing those core inner neighborhoods, but it covers places like Maple Ridge North, Florence Park, Turner Park, Maplewood, Louisville Heights, and Lacy Park.

Where AT&T's fiber network starts to disappear is at the edge of town, particularly in the southern and eastern parts of the city. If you're coming up across the Arkansas River from Bixby and entering Tulsa neighborhoods like Sun Meadow or Cedar Ridge Park, you'll find AT&T Fiber only in small patches — a bit here, near the casino, a bit there, in Chimney Hills, but never all over consistently like it is further into town. It won't be until you reach LaFortune Park and Patrick Henry that the fiber network starts to become really widely available. You'd see a similar situation if you were to come in from Broken Arrow; you wouldn't see much of any coverage in places like Regency Park, but then you'd enter much better-connected neighborhoods once you crossed I-44 into Patrick Henry, Highland Park, and Moeller Heights.