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FCC Data · Updated April 2026

Montana Internet Overview

802 Mbps avg · 369 ZIP codes · 100% fiber · 56 counties

802
Avg Mbps
100%
Fiber Access
10
Avg Providers
369
ZIP Codes
Counties

County Grade Distribution

A
17
B
25
C
12
D
2
F
0
Best

Best Broadband Counties in Montana

CountyGradeAvg DownloadFiberZIPs
Golden ValleyA1000 Mbps100%2
DanielsA1000 Mbps100%4
FallonA1000 Mbps100%3
PrairieA1000 Mbps100%2
TetonA1000 Mbps100%6
MusselshellA1000 Mbps100%2
MadisonA1000 Mbps100%12
ChouteauA1000 Mbps100%7
ValleyA1000 Mbps100%10
Judith BasinA1000 Mbps100%6
RooseveltA1000 Mbps100%6
WheatlandA1000 Mbps100%4
MeagherA100 Mbps100%3
GallatinA1000 Mbps100%8
SheridanA1000 Mbps100%10
Needs Improvement

Slowest Counties in Montana

CountyGradeAvg DownloadFiberZIPs
Powder RiverD1000 Mbps100%7
TreasureD1000 Mbps100%3
CarbonC1000 Mbps100%10
BroadwaterC1000 Mbps100%3
PowellC100 Mbps100%7
JeffersonC1000 Mbps100%6
ParkC100 Mbps100%9
GlacierC100 Mbps100%4
Deer LodgeC1000 Mbps100%3
GraniteC100 Mbps100%4
MineralC100 Mbps100%6
StillwaterC1000 Mbps100%8
GarfieldC1000 Mbps100%6
SandersC100 Mbps100%9
RosebudB1000 Mbps100%9
Browse

All 56 Counties in Montana

AGolden Valley
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ADaniels
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AFallon
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
APrairie
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ATeton
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMusselshell
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMadison
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AChouteau
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AValley
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AJudith Basin
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ARoosevelt
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AWheatland
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMeagher
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
AGallatin
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ASheridan
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
APhillips
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ABlaine
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
BMcCone
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BLiberty
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BSweet Grass
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
BPondera
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BHill
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
BBig Horn
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BFergus
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BDawson
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BRichland
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BLake
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
BCascade
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BCarter
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BLewis and Clark
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BPetroleum
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BCuster
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BWibaux
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BMissoula
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BYellowstone
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BBeaverhead
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BLincoln
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BToole
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BFlathead
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BRosebud
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BSilver Bow
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BRavalli
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
CStillwater
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
CGarfield
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
CSanders
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
CMineral
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
CDeer Lodge
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
CGranite
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
CPark
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
CGlacier
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
CJefferson
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
CBroadwater
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
CPowell
100 Mbps · 100% fiber
CCarbon
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
DTreasure
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
DPowder River
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
Providers

Internet Providers in Montana

ProviderZIP CodesMax Speed
T-Mobile25 Mbps
Charter (Spectrum)1,000 Mbps
Lumen (CenturyLink)940 Mbps
Wispwest.net369200 Mbps
Montana Internet36960 Mbps
Triangle Communications369300 Mbps
Mid-Rivers Communications3698 Mbps
Nemont Telephone Cooperative, INC.36930 Mbps
Cities

Cities in Montana

Neighbors

Neighboring States

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average internet speed in Montana?

Montana has an average maximum download speed of 802 Mbps across 369 ZIP codes. 100% of areas have fiber internet access, and the state averages 10 providers per ZIP code.

Which counties in Montana have the best internet?

The counties with the best broadband in Montana include Golden Valley (Grade A), Daniels (Grade A), Fallon (Grade A). These areas have the fastest average speeds and most provider competition.

How does Montana compare to the national average?

The national average download speed is 876 Mbps, while Montana averages 802 Mbps — below the national average. Nationally, 96% of areas have fiber, compared to 100% in Montana.