Metro Fiber Maps: Rust Belt

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A collection of metro fiber maps for networks in the region often called the Rust Belt. In this case, the Rust Belt is defined as the states of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Illinois. but not including the Tier-1 Chicago Metro Area which has its own page.

CompanyMapsLit/DarkComments
123.NetMichiganliton-net buildings
Crown CastleMilwaukeebothPDF, KMZ also
ACD.netMichiganboth
CFNElkhart County IN lit
Charter BusinessMichigan, WisconsinlitPDFs
EnliteColumbus, Mansfielddark
EverstreamOhio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsinbothon-net buildings
FairlawnGigFairlawn
FibertechColumbus, Indianapolisboth
CityNetColumbuslit
HorizonSoutheastern Ohiolit
iFiberNorthwestern Illinoisboth
Independents Fiber NetworkToledo and NW Ohiolit
Indiana Fiber NetworkColumbus, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Kokomo, South Bend, Terre Haute, WarsawbothOr zoom in on this map.
LakeNetHemlock, Merrill, Marion Springs and St. Charles, MIlit
Level 3 CommunicationsDetroit, Lansing, Kalamazoo, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Akron, Cleveland bothGoogle Maps, zoom in
SegraIronton, ColumbuslitGoogle Maps, zoom in
MeritMichiganboth
Metronet ZingSouth BenddarkMulti-tenant buildings
Midwest Fiber NetworkMilwaukee, Madison, Kinosha, Racine, Green Bay, Chicago, Appleton, Sheboygan, Detroit, Lansing
RocketFiberDetroitlit
Uniti FiberIllinoisboth
Unite Private NetworksIN: Winchester
IL: Bridgeview – Hickory Hills, Buffalo Grove – Arlington Hieghts, Chicago, Naperville
dark
US SignalDetroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Lansing, Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Indianapolis, Bloomington, Fort Wayne, Kalamazoo, South Bend, Grand Rapids, LafayetteLitInteractive map, click on desired city
Vergennes BroadbandLowell, MIlit
WindstreamCleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Detroit, Cincinnati, Toledo, Indianapolis, Detroit, Grand Rapidsboth
Wisconsin Independent NetworkWisconsin regional/metro coverage
WOW! BusinessEvansvilleClevelandColumbusDetroit
Mid-Michigan
litKMZ
ZayoIndianapolis, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Lafayette, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, Cincinnati, Youngstown, Ann Arbor, LansingbothGoogle Maps interface, zoom in
Still seeking maps for the following known providers:
CogentCleveland, Detroit, Indianapolisliton-net buildings tool
Extra Mile FiberDayton
XODetroit, Cleveland, Columbus,both

Where possible, all links are to material offered on the websites of the company operating the fiber.  I prefer such links, but will sometimes host the files myself where the operator agrees, and in rare cases may point to third party sources.  Where available, links to on-net building lists are also given.

Additional maps of metro fiber networks that ought to be on this list are very welcome, as are corrections to the above links. Please just leave a comment below or send an email to info@telecomramblings.com.

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