Internet Providers in Crane, OR

Internet Access in Crane, Oregon

FCC datasets are the primary source of the Crane-area Internet availability facts shown below. Since 2014, we've analyzed 214 rows of FCC and private data about Internet availability in Crane. There is currently limited speed test recordings on the Crane area — only 1 total recordings in the most recent 12 months. For this reason you should take note of the official plan speeds detailed above.

DSL broadband from telephone providers has lots of coverage compared with other Internet services around Crane since virtually every house in Crane is connected to phone wires — therefore, since most buildings are already serviceable with landline service, it's no suprise that Crane has 46.04 percent DSL coverage.

CenturyLink is one of the top three providers in Crane, available for 52 percent of residents. Aside from the major providers, High Desert Air is another company worth knowing about — while fixed wireless Internet isn't as well known as cable or DSL, it it offers similar speed and quality in some cases.

100 percent of Crane is stuck with one or fewer Internet choices. Accounting for all census blocks in city limits, the average customer has at least 2-3 providers available. Areas with more competition see lower prices, since providers will often upgrade service to win customers.

Viasat Internet is the most frequently available provider on the whole. They have Internet coverage reaching practically one hundred percent of Crane residents. HughesNet, in contrast, has registered coverage for near one hundred percent of the population. The fastest speed advertised for Viasat is 35 Mbps. HughesNet offers packages up to 25 Mbps. As a rule, anything above 10 megabits per second is enough to stream standard definition videos on WiFi, but becomes problematic when multiple people try to use high-bandwidth services such as video chat, cloud apps, and etc. Explore our availability maps below to compare Internet options on a granular level in Crane.