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Long Lines
FCC matchedLong Lines is listed in the FCC Broadband Data Collection under Long Lines. Its latest imported filing covers 3 states and reports Cable / HFC, Fiber to the Premises, Copper, Unlicensed Fixed Wireless service, with advertised speeds up to 1,500 Mbps download and 1,500 Mbps upload.
United StatesMarket130757FCC provider ID4Technologies
Population share1.3%0 served locations
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PROVIDER OVERVIEW
About Long Lines internet service
Long Lines reports Cable / HFC, Fiber to the Premises, Copper, Unlicensed Fixed Wireless availability in 3 states in the latest imported FCC Broadband Data Collection filing. The highest advertised tier in these records is up to 1,500 Mbps download and 1,500 Mbps upload.
Imported state coverage includes Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska. Notable imported coverage areas include County FIPS 31043, County FIPS 19133, County FIPS 46127, County FIPS 19093, County FIPS 19021. Availability must still be confirmed for a complete street address.
Long Lines coverage
Provider-declared availability from the latest imported FCC vintage.
Coverage map
Click a highlighted state to open its coverage profile.
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Technology
Connection types reported to the FCC.
Cable / HFC internet15,603 residential · 1,983 business locationsUp to 1,500 Mbps down · 50 Mbps up · Low latencyFiber to the Premises internet9,959 residential · 1,140 business locationsUp to 1,500 Mbps down · 1,500 Mbps up · Low latencyCopper internet205 residential · 115 business locationsUp to 25 Mbps down · 3 Mbps up · Low latencyUnlicensed Fixed Wireless internet7 residential · 1 business locationsUp to 25 Mbps down · 3 Mbps up · Low latency
FCC FILING HISTORY
0 imported vintagesCoverage trend
A trend appears after at least one enhanced FCC import.
ADVERTISED SPEED TIERS
Download / upload MbpsCoverage by speed threshold
Availability by state
Provider-reported FCC coverage summarized at state level. Select a state to open its profile.
| State | Served locations | Total locations | Residential share | Business share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iowa | 0 | 0 | 1.3% | — |
| South Dakota | 0 | 0 | 0.8% | — |
| Nebraska | 0 | 0 | 0.5% | — |
FCC availability intelligence
Location-level records aggregated without publishing licensed address data.
Availability by speed tier
Unique residential locations meeting both advertised thresholds.
100/20 Mbps24,768 of 2,548,340 locations1.0%
250/25 Mbps24,768 of 2,548,340 locations1.0%
1000/100 Mbps9,959 of 2,548,340 locations0.4%
Geographic provider ranking
Ranked by served-location share within each imported area.
County FIPS 31043— served locations#5 · 55.1%
County FIPS 19133— served locations#2 · 50.5%
County FIPS 46127— served locations#2 · 43.2%
County FIPS 19093— served locations#4 · 39.9%
County FIPS 19021— served locations#6 · 36.2%
County FIPS 19085— served locations#5 · 33.1%
County FIPS 19193— served locations#8 · 15.5%
County FIPS 19167— served locations#7 · 11.0%
Iowa— served locations#28 · 1.3%
South Dakota— served locations#30 · 0.8%
Competition and unserved areas
Market structure and gaps at FCC speed thresholds.
County FIPS 3104313 providers · 533 single-provider locations111 below 100/20853 below 250/25 · 1,970 below 1000/100
County FIPS 1913311 providers · 877 single-provider locations835 below 100/201,193 below 250/25 · 3,122 below 1000/100
County FIPS 4612714 providers · 890 single-provider locations296 below 100/20730 below 250/25 · 2,286 below 1000/100
County FIPS 1909313 providers · 396 single-provider locations325 below 100/20459 below 250/25 · 2,472 below 1000/100
County FIPS 1902115 providers · 81 single-provider locations283 below 100/201,157 below 250/25 · 5,494 below 1000/100
County FIPS 1908511 providers · 716 single-provider locations1,201 below 100/202,355 below 250/25 · 4,819 below 1000/100
County FIPS 1919317 providers · 2,172 single-provider locations547 below 100/20874 below 250/25 · 4,944 below 1000/100
County FIPS 1916715 providers · 1,547 single-provider locations87 below 100/20102 below 250/25 · 782 below 1000/100
Coverage history
Changes between successive FCC reporting vintages.
A history chart appears after the first enhanced import.
Technology availability
Share of locations with each fixed technology in the leading coverage area.
Licensed fixed wireless6,430 locations85.1%
Cable / HFC5,946 locations78.7%
Fiber5,770 locations76.4%
Copper5,175 locations68.5%
Unlicensed fixed wireless3,242 locations42.9%
Licensed-by-rule fixed wireless230 locations3.0%
Additional FCC geographies
Census Place, Congressional District and Tribal Area.
These views require the public geography relationship tables. No geography is inferred from names or approximate coordinates.
Mobile broadband4G LTE and 5G-NR modeled coverage
Mobile state files are queued for the annual FCC synchronization.
Availability challenges
No bulk challenge-status dataset is listed in the current public download catalog
Long Lines data notes and common questions
Long Lines is listed using a normalized provider identity and FCC Broadband Data Collection provider ID 130757. This page summarizes provider-reported technology and geographic availability from the latest imported public dataset; it does not confirm service at an individual address.
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Cable / HFC | Up to 1,500 / 50 Mbps | 15,603 residential locations; low latency reported |
| Fiber to the Premises | Up to 1,500 / 1,500 Mbps | 9,959 residential locations; low latency reported |
| Copper | Up to 25 / 3 Mbps | 205 residential locations; low latency reported |
| Unlicensed Fixed Wireless | Up to 25 / 3 Mbps | 7 residential locations; low latency reported |
Methodology
We match normalized provider identities to public FCC BDC records, aggregate served-location records by geography and technology, and retain the reporting vintage. Availability percentages are not independently measured performance results.
Full methodology →Data freshness
- Page updated
- Data period
- December 31, 2025
- Responsible editor
- Internet Analysis Research Team
Primary sources
- FCC National Broadband MapProvider-reported broadband availability
- FCC Broadband Data CollectionPrimary program documentation
- Internet Analysis methodology
Limitations
- Availability is provider-reported and may be challenged or revised.
- A listed geography does not guarantee availability at every address.
- Maximum advertised speeds are not measured user speeds.
- Address-level licensed Fabric records are not displayed.
Related questions
Is Long Lines available everywhere in the listed states?
No. A state-level record indicates some reported availability in that geography, not statewide service at every location.
Are Long Lines speeds measured by Internet Analysis?
No. Speeds on this profile are maximum advertised values from FCC filings. Measured performance is reported separately.
How can I verify service at my address?
Check the provider’s official availability tool and the FCC National Broadband Map for the specific location.
LOCAL AVAILABILITY
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How to interpret this data
Coverage percentages describe imported provider filings, not measured network performance. Advertised maximum speeds are the highest reported tier and may not be available at every location. Residential and business availability are shown separately where the public dataset supports that distinction.
For observed performance, use the Internet Analysis speed test and compare it with the relevant United States internet speed report.
Where this profile comes from
Legal nameLong Lines
Brand nameLong Lines
FCC Provider ID130757
FRNNot available
Reporting entityLong Lines
Primary sourceFCC Broadband Data Collection
FCC data vintageDecember 31, 2025
Data last updatedAugust 4, 2026