Granted, the maps for all three are much spottier. T-Mobile’s fast 5G reaches about 12.5% of the country, AT&T’s is at 10.9%, and Verizon’s is at 8.1%.

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Nationally, T-Mobile’s fast 5G reaches about 12.5% of the country, AT&T’s is at 10.9%, and Verizon’s is at 8.1%. In South Dakota, the maps are much spottier for T-Mobile and Verizon.

We took a closer look at the coverage around Oregon from the three largest companies, AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...

While Verizon has some gaps in coverage around Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, AT&T’s gaps appear to be in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Meanwhile, T-Mobile covers 35.3% of the country ...