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Upstream Network Availability by State


Arizona	2,057	1 gbps
California	35	1 gbps
Colorado	149	1 gbps
Florida	3,556	1 gbps
Illinois	2,959	1 gbps
Minnesota	2,150	1 gbps
New Jersey	317	1 gbps
North Carolina	6	1 gbps
Tennessee	1,359	1 gbps
Texas	8,612	1 gbps
Virginia	2,282	1 gbps
Wisconsin	54	1 gbps

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