How to Get Internet Access in Rural Areas

Living in the countryside has many benefits; Internet access, however, is usually not one of them. Internet access in rural areas ─ where DSL, cable, broadband and T1 lines are not available ─ can be a challenge. Dial-up, wireless and satellite are the three main options and their success varies depending on location and the local provider’s offering. To learn more about the options and factors that impact rural Internet speeds, see the How to Get Internet Access in Rural Areas article in the Resources section.

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