CenturyLink internet coverage map
CenturyLink is available in 16 states in the northern Midwest and Western parts of the U.S. Internet plans start at $30/mo. for 200 Mbps.
Is CenturyLink available in your area?
CenturyLink is available from Washington to Minnesota and includes Utah, Florida and Oregon. Internet plans start at $30/mo. for 200 Mbps. The company is also growing its fiber internet footprint in major cities.
Internet availability is based on specific addresses. Although your neighborhood may have CenturyLink access, it’s smart to check your address even if you know CenturyLink internet is available in your area.
Top cities with CenturyLink fiber internet coverage
CenturyLink provides DSL to parts of 16 states, but its fiber internet is expanding in most major cities of those states including:
CenturyLink TV availability
Centurylink doesn’t provide TV services on its own, but you can bundle with DISH or DIRECTV.
CenturyLink availability FAQs
CenturyLink is available in select markets in across 16 states including Florida, Arizona and Nebraska. Check your address to see if you are serviceable.
Most plans offered by CenturyLink are fiber-based in metro areas, but DSL service may be your only choice depending on your address.
Yes, CenturyLink is expanding its fiber internet service to metro cities within its coverage area, like Phoenix, Denver and Seattle.
You can take your CenturyLink service with you if you are moving to a serviceable area. If not, you can cancel your service without worry since CenturyLink doesn’t have contracts.
Written by:
Robin LaytonEditor, Broadband Content
Robin Layton is an editor with Allconnect. She works closely with the content team writers to ensure consumers get a fair and balanced reporting of the state of broadband services to help them understand the pro… Read more 
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