Internet Providers in George, Washington

Internet Access in George, Washington

Broadband availability and competition in the George area is not strong in comparison with other parts of Washington. Presently, a surprising 100 percent of the population are limited to one or fewer options forbroadband access at their location. George's level of connectivity ranks 173rd out of 444 cities in Washington.

Ziply Fiber is the most widespread option in George. The provider is available to close to one hundred percent of George census blocks. Viasat Internet is the most likely second option in the area, serving practically one hundred percent of local addresses with predominantly Satellite service. The fastest package listed by Viasat for George is 100 Mbps.

The data on this page is primarily sourced via FCC reports, and is confirmed with private data sources and direct provider reporting to output more granular resources than is available from government websites. Speeds and pricing data is generated by our data analysis division, who collect tens of thousands of data points every year.

Looking at network tech offered across the area, we see that the most prevalent hardwired broadband technology options are DSL (close to one hundred percent coverage) and Satellite (close to one hundred percent coverage). Phone providers usually offer DSL Internet, which makes technical sense because DSL, or "Digital Subscriber Line," transmits data packets over telephone lines. As copper wires go, the twisted copper bundle construction of telephone lines provides slightly less bandwidth compared to newer wire types such as cable and several times less than fiber.

While the main ISPs are Ziply Fiber and Viasat, HughesNet also serves George with a recorded top speed of 25 Mbps. Explore the interactive map on this page to compare how many options residents have at a granular level.