On this page and its children, I collect links to intercity network maps from around the world. They may be owned or leased, they may be wavelengths, fiber, or conduit, or most likely they are a combination of each. Yes, I care which is which but for the purposes of this list I collect them all. The organization is by geographical region, with the regions chosen for convenience according to the density of fiber maps available in each. For instance, the US has both national and regional pages of its own because there are many providers and maps to list. On the other hand, there is a single page for the Asia/Australia/Pacific region. The regions chosen will change as the available map resources change. If you would like to jump-start my efforts in a region or just add a map I seem to be missing, just send me an email.
- Network Maps: Africa
- Network Maps: Asia/Pacific/Australia
- Network Maps: Canada
- Network Maps: Europe
- Network Maps: International
- Network Maps: Latin America
- Network Maps: Other Map Collections
- Network Maps: Transatlantic Cables
- Network Maps: Transpacific Cables
- Network Maps: USA Longhaul
- Network Maps: USA Regional
How can we get in contact with you in order to share with you our fiber and capacity footprint in Mexico and the USA? We would love to be able to collaborate as well.
Edgar
You just did, I have added Transtelco’s map to both the US and Latin American pages.
Is there a source that you know of that has a historical reporting of DS-3 long-haul pricing? Trying to demonstrate continued price erosion to the long-haul providers.
Someone like Telegeography might have that, but offhand I don’t know of a source that is publicly available.
I’m in need of connection from my POP in Africa to the Data Center in US. What’s the best way forwards, pls.
Perhaps you could be a little less vague? Africa is a big place.
Rob,
With the amount of money going to states to build out their own networks, would you see any benefit to providing their fiber network maps on the site?