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Here's Every US City With 5G Coverage - AT+T, T-Mobile + Verizon - Android

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As 5G continues to roll out across the US, it’s important to take a look at the coverage from each of the three major networks in the US. That includes AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. Now that Sprint is officially gone, and part of T-Mobile. Dish is working on a 5G network, but we don’t expect [...]

AT&T

AT&T is rolling out both Sub-6 and mmWave 5G networks right now. It has branded its mmWave network as 5G+, which is starting to roll out in major cities and at major venues now. mmWave will mostly be available at stadiums, arenas and major metro-areas. Where the capacity could be very useful.

Cities

Arizona
- Phoenix
California
- Los Angeles
- Menlo Park
- Oakland
- Redwood City
- San Bruno
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- San Jose
- West Hollywood
Florida
- Jacksonville
- Miami
- Miami Gardens
- Orlando
- Tampa
Georgia
- Atlanta
Indiana
- Indianapolis
Illinois
- Chicago
Kentucky
- Louisville
Louisiana
- New Orleans
Maryland
- Baltimore
- Ocean City
Michigan
- Detroit
North Carolina
- Charlotte
- Raleigh
Nevada
- Las Vegas
New York
- New York City
Ohio
- Cleveland
Oklahoma
- Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania
- King of Prussia
- Philadelphia
Tennessee
- Nashville
Texas
- Austin
- Dallas
- Houston
- San Antonio
- Waco
Wisconsin
- Milwaukee

Airports

Florida
- Tampa International Airport

Arenas and Venues

California
- Dodger Stadium – Los Angeles
- Oracle Park – San Francisco
Colorado
- Ball Arena – Denver
Florida
- Hard Rock Stadium – Miami
- Raymond James Stadium -Tampa
Georgia
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta
Illinois
- United Center – Chicago
Indiana
- Lucas Oil Stadium – Indianapolis
Louisiana
- Mercedes-Benz Superdome – New Orleans
Minnesota
- U.S. Bank Stadium – Minneapolis
Nevada
- Las Vegas Convention Center – Las Vegas
North Carolina
- Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte
- Spectrum Center – Charlotte
Texas
- AT&T Dallas Stadium – Arlington
- AT&T Center – San Antonio
- Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center – Dallas
- Toyota Center – Houston
Utah
- Vivint Arena – Salt Lake City
Wisconsin
- American Family Field – Milwaukee
- Fiserv Forum – Milwaukee

T-Mobile

T-Mobile is working on rolling out its 5G layer cake. Which is essentially is using its 600MHz, 2.5GHz spectrum and then mmWave. So you get the coverage with 600MHz, then some added capacity with the 2.5GHz spectrum, and in dense areas you’ll get mmWave for the faster speeds. Currently there are only six cities with mmWave available (and the entire 5G layer cake). Those include Atlanta, Cleveland, Dallas, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and New York.

Arizona
- Eloy
Arkansas
- Jacksonville
- North Little Rock
- Trumann
California
- Azusa
- Baldwin Park
- Citrus
- Florence-Graham
- Garden Grove
- La Puente
- Los Angeles
- Monrovia
- Norwalk
- Ontario
- Paramount
- San Fernando
- Temple City
- Walnut Park
- West Carson
- Willowbrook
Connecticut
- New Haven
Delaware
- Wilmington
Florida
- Azalea Park
- Dunedin
- East Lake-Orient Park
- Elfers
- Holiday
- Inwood
- Key Vista
- Longwood
- Minneola
- New Port Richey
- Nokomis
- Oak Ridge
- Port Richey
- Progress Village
- Ridgecrest
- Sky Lake
- Venice
- Westchase
- Zephyrhills
Georgia
- Atlanta
- Dallas
- Gainesville
- Grayson
- Johns Creek
- Mableton
- Newnan
- North Atlanta
- Riverdale
- Scottdale
- Smyrna
- Winder
Illinois
- Addison
- Arlington Heights
- Aurora
- Batavia
- Belleville
- Bellwood
- Bloomington
- Bradley
- Bridgeview
- Buffalo Grove
- Burbank
- Calumet City
- Carol Stream
- Champaign
- Channahon
- Chicago
- Chicago Heights
- Chicago Ridge
- Cicero
- Crestwood
- Dolton
- Eglin
- Elk Grove Village
- Elmwood Park
- Evergreen Park
- Forest Park
- Glendale Heights
- Granite City
- Hanover Park
- Hazel Crest
- Hoffman Estates
- Indian Creek
- Ingalls Park
- Kankakee
- Lake Zurich
- Lansing
- Lemont
- Lockport
- Lombard
- Lyons
- Markham
- Maywood
- Melrose Park
- Midlothian
- Mount Prospect
- Mundelein
- Naperville
- Niles
- Normal
- Norridge
- North Chicago
- Northlake
- Oak Lawn
- Palos Hills
- Park Forest
- Paxton
- Pekin
- Plainfield
- Richton Park
- River Grove
- Riverdale
- Romeoville
- Schaumburg
- South Chicago Heights
- Stone Park
- Streamwood
- Swansea
- Tinley Park
- University Park
- Urbana
- Vernon Hills
- Waterloo
- Waukegan
- Wheaton
- Wheeling
- Woodridge
- Worth
Indiana
- Crown Point
- Evansville
- Greenwood
- Hammond
- Indianapolis city (balance)
- Lawrence
- Merrillville
Kansas
- Overland Park
- Pittsburg
- Wichita
Maryland
- Crofton
- Largo
- Laurel
- Lochearn
- Maryland City
- Melrose
- Middle City
- Middle River
- Parkville
- Revere
- Saugus
- Severn
- Towson
- Urbana
Massachusetts
- Holbrook
- Waltham
Michigan
- Bangor
- Center Line
- Clinton
- Decatur
- Eastpointe
- Inkster
- Warren
- Ypsilanti
Minnesota
- Columbia Heights
- Elk River
- Hilltop
- Hopkins
- Maplewood
- Minneapolis
- St. Paul
Missouri
- Black Jack
- Carthage
- Charlack
- Clayton
- Cliff Village
- Columbia
- Dennis Acres
- Flordell Hills
- Foristell
- Grandview
- Houston Lake
- Joplin
- Kirkwood
- Lake Mykee Town
- Lawson
- New Bloomfield
- Raytown
- St. Joseph
- St. Louis
- University City
- Warrensburg
Nevada
- Enterprise
New Jersey
- Atlantic City
- Brooklawn
- Camden
- Cliffside Park
- Clifton
- Dover
- East Newark
- East Orange
- Echelon
- Edgewater
- Elizabeth
- Elmwood Park
- Englewood
- Fair Lawn
- Fairview
- Fort Lee
- Franklin Center
- Garfield
- Glen Rock
- Guttenberg
- Hasbrouck Heights
- Hoboken
- Interlaken
- Jersey City
- Kearny
- Linden
- Lodi
- Morristown
- Newark
- North Arlington
- Palisades Park
- Passaic
- Paterson
- Pine Hill
- Pine Valley
- Ridgefield
- Rockaway
- Roselle
- Rutherford
- Secaucus
- Somerville
- Totowa
- Trenton
- Union City
- Victory Gardens
- Wallington
- Wanamassa
- West New York
- Wharton
- Wood-Ridge
New York
- Amsterdam
- Babylon
- Central Islip
- Copiague
- East Williston
- Franklin Square
- Freeport
- Garden City
- Garden City Park
- Green Island
- Harbor Isle
- Hempstead
- Island Park
- Lake Mohegan
- Lindenhurst
- Long Beach
- Malverne Park Oaks
- Middle Island
- Mineola
- New York
- Plainview
- Shrub Oak
- South Hempstead
- Terryville
- Troy
- University Gardens
- West Babylon
- West Hempstead
- Williston Park
North Carolina
- Apex
- Asheville
- Charlotte
- Clemmons
- Concord
- Cornelius
- Hendersonville
- Kernersville
- Pineville
- Piney Green
- Stallings
- Statesville
- Valley Hill
- Vanceboro
- Winston-Salem
- Youngsville
Ohio
- Avalon
- Brooklyn
- Cincinnati
- Columbus
- Finneytown
- Hamilton
- Hanover
- Lancaster
- London
- McKees Rocks
- Monroe
- Rossmoyne
- Sandusky
Oklahoma
- Broken Arrow
- Choctaw
- Del City
- Smith Village
Oregon
- Aloha
- Newberg
- Sherwood
Pennsylvania
- Aldan
- Aliquippa
- Allentown
- Arnold
- Beaver
- Bellmawr
- Bethlehem
- Blawnox
- Brackenridge
- Braddock
- Bridgewater
- Bryn Mawr
- Chalfant
- Chester
- Collingswood
- Colwyn
- Darby
- Duryea
- East Lansdowne
- Folsom
- Kerrtown
- Lansdowne
- Levittown
- Liberty
- Meadville
- Millbourne
- Munhall
- New Kensington
- North Braddock
- Philadelphia
- Phoenixville
- Rankin
- Ridley Park
- Rutledge
- Tarentum
- Upland
- Verona
- Whitaker
- Yeadon
- Youngstown
Rhode Island
- Woonsocket
South Carolina
- Goose Creek
- Sangaree
Tennessee
- Berry Hill
- Franklin
- Hendersonville
- Knoxville
- Lebanon
- Maryville
- Oak Ridge
- Sevierville
- Shelbyville
Texas
- Bacliff
- Cloverleaf
- Dallas
- Fifth Street
- Galena Park
- Houston
- Jacinto City
- La Porte
- Nassau Bay
- Shenandoah
- South Houston
- Stafford
Virginia
- Alexandria
- Arlington
- Bailey’s Crossroads
- Brambleton
- Broadlands
- Bull Run
- Falls Church
- Hampton
- Herndon
- Highland Springs
- Lake Barcroft
- Loudoun Valley Estates
- Manassas
- Manassas Park
- Merrifield
- Newport News
- Norfolk
- Richmond
- Springfield
- Sudley
- Tysons Corner
- Virginia Beach
- Washington
- Yorkshire
Washington
- Burien
- Geneva
- Monroe
- Oak Harbor
- Snohomish
Washington D.C.
Wisconsin
- Beloit
- Milwaukee
- Neenah
- South Milwaukee
- West Allis

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Verizon

Verizon’s network is expanding pretty quickly, though they did start building it out a bit differently from its competitors. While AT&T and T-Mobile focused on Sub-6 5G first, Verizon focused on mmWave. Which has sort of backfired on them, because of how mmWave works. Because mmWave coverage is so short, there’s plenty of jokes about how bad the coverage is, especially if the wind is blowing.

But it does now have Sub-6 rolled out nationwide. So you can get 5G virtually anywhere. But again, because that is the same spectrum as its 4G LTE network, it’s not necessarily faster than 4G LTE. At least for now.

To bolster its 5G network, Verizon spent a whopping $52.9 billion to secure more C-Band spectrum in an FCC auction in 2021. Verizon is expecting to cover around 100 million people with this new spectrum by March 2022. For those that might be unaware, C-Band is Sub-6 5G spectrum that ranges from 3.7GHz to 4.2GHz. Which would help Verizon compete with T-Mobile’s 2.5GHz spectrum it got from buying Sprint.

Akron, OH
Albuquerque, NM
Anaheim, CA (5G Home)
Ann Arbor, MI
Arlington, TX (5G Home)
Atlanta, GA (5G Home)
Baltimore, MD
Boise, ID
Boston, MA
Charlotte, NC (5G Home)
Chicago, IL (5G Home)
Cincinnati, OH (5G Home)
Cleveland, OH (5G Home)
Colorado Springs, CO
Columbia, SC
Columbus, OH
Dallas, TX (5G Home)
Denver, CO (5G Home)
Des Moines, IA
Detroit, MI (5G Home)
Durham, NC
Fort Wayne, IN
Fresno, CA (April 22)
Grand Rapids, MI
Greensboro, NC
Hampton Roads, VA
Hartford, CT (5G Home)
Hoboken, NJ
Houston, TX (5G Home)
Indianapolis, IN (5G Home)
Jersey City, NJ
Kansas City, MO (5G Home)
Knoxville, TN
Las Vegas, NV (5G Home)
Little Rock, AR
Los Angeles, CA (5G Home)
Louisville, KY (5G Home)
Memphis, TN (5G Home)
Miami, FL (5G Home)
Milwaukee, WI (5G Home)
Minneapolis, MN (5G Home)
Nashville, TN
New Orleans, LA (April 22)
New York, NY
Norfolk, VA
Oklahoma City, OK
Omaha, NE (5G Home)
Orange County, CA (5G Home)
Panama City, FL
Pensacola, FL
Philadelphia, PA
Phoenix, AZ (5G Home)
Providence, RI
Raleigh, NC
Richmond, VA
Riverside, CA (April 22, 5G Home)
Sacramento, CA (5G Home)
Salt Lake City, UT (5G Home)
San Antonio, TX (April 22, 5G Home)
San Diego, CA (5G Home)
San Francisco, CA (5G Home)
San Jose, CA (5G Home)
Sarasota, FL
Seattle, WA
Sioux Falls, SD
Spokane, WA
St. Louis, MO (5G Home)
St. Paul, MN (5G Home)
St. Petersburg, FL
Syracuse, NY
Tampa, FL (5G Home)
Tucson, AZ
Washington D.C.

5G Frequencies

As was the case with 4G LTE, each of the carriers use different bands for 5G. Below is a quick cheat sheet to find out which bands are used by which carriers. This can be very useful for those that are buying an unlocked smartphone to use on a 5G network in the US.

AT&T
- n5 (850MHz)
- n260 (39GHz)
T-Mobile
- n71 (600MHz)
- n41 (2.5GHz)
- n260 (39GHz)
- n261 (28GHz)
Verizon
- n5 (DSS for Sub-6)
- n261 (28GHz)

There will be more bands added as the C-Band spectrum is rolled out and baked into these networks. And as older 3G and 4G LTE networks are sunset, in favor of 5G.

mmWave vs Sub-6

We’ve talked a lot about mmWave vs Sub-6 5G networks in the past, but it’s a pretty simple thing to explain. Sub-6 is basically any spectrum that is under 6GHz. This is great for coverage, as the lower spectrum is better with coverage, but doesn’t offer as much capacity for speed. This is what T-Mobile used to launch its nationwide 5G network, as it is essentially the same spectrum that is used for 4G LTE.

mmWave is where you’ll see those speeds. You’ve likely seen those speed tests of 1GBPS or eve 2GBPS on a smartphone. That comes from mmWave. As it can offer a ton of speed, but the coverage on mmWave networks is completely garbage. It really only works outdoors, and if the wind blows to hard, you’ll be knocked off of it. And we’re not kidding.

However, when you blend Sub-6 and mmWave together, you get the best of both worlds. The incredible Gigabit speeds that 5G promises, but also the great coverage that allows it to work indoors, and maybe even replace your ISP. So that is important to remember here.