Coverage Area Maps
Our service signal now covers large parts of Plainfield, East Montpelier, Marshfield, and Calais (map links, below). More repeating stations for these towns are planned. We are building towers in Woodbury, Hardwick, and Wolcott in the fall of 2011 and plan to add service in other neighboring towns. As we expand, we’ll continually upgrade our currently covered areas to reach more residents.
Due to the nature of building a rural broadband network, expansions tend to progress slowly. However, steady installations continue month-by-month, all year round. Registered individuals will be contacted as soon we are able to schedule an installation. There are already hundreds on our list, so don’t delay! If you live outside the current coverage area, you should still register—this will help us determine where to focus our future expansion efforts. Register here.
The Cloud Alliance coverage maps provide a representation of our current service area. On each map, the green areas indicate strong signal, with a high likelihood of service. The blue areas indicate weaker signal, with somewhat less likelihood. The uncolored areas probably do not receive sufficient CloudBurst signal, at this time. If your location is not colored, though, please do not assume the worst. These maps are good, but not perfect (e.g. The locations of each of our broadcast stations appear as uncolored blotches in the midst of a sea of green!).
Service determinations are made when the installation team reaches your neighborhood and performs a signal test. Though our signals do not require a direct line-of-sight between station to subscriber, please keep in mind that every location in Vermont is unique, and some sites are blocked by terrain, structures, or dense forest. Therefore, we can’t make any service guarantees, in advance.
The first map shows our entire, current-coverage area, and the other four are close-ups.
Maps:
Town of Calais coverage
Town of Plainfield coverage
Town of Marshfield coverage
Town of East Montpelier coverage
