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FCC Data · Updated April 2026

North Dakota Internet Overview

1000 Mbps avg · 389 ZIP codes · 100% fiber · 53 counties

1000
Avg Mbps
100%
Fiber Access
10
Avg Providers
389
ZIP Codes
Counties

County Grade Distribution

A
48
B
4
C
1
D
0
F
0
Best

Best Broadband Counties in North Dakota

CountyGradeAvg DownloadFiberZIPs
EmmonsA1000 Mbps100%7
SargentA1000 Mbps100%8
RansomA1000 Mbps100%4
SteeleA1000 Mbps100%6
BarnesA1000 Mbps100%11
NelsonA1000 Mbps100%8
PembinaA1000 Mbps100%12
CavalierA1000 Mbps100%10
RamseyA1000 Mbps100%10
RoletteA1000 Mbps100%7
PierceA1000 Mbps100%3
TownerA1000 Mbps100%7
BottineauA1000 Mbps100%9
BensonA1000 Mbps100%10
WellsA1000 Mbps100%7
Needs Improvement

Slowest Counties in North Dakota

CountyGradeAvg DownloadFiberZIPs
Golden ValleyC1000 Mbps100%3
Grand ForksB1000 Mbps100%16
BillingsB1000 Mbps100%3
CassB1000 Mbps100%25
BurleighB1000 Mbps100%12
TraillA1000 Mbps100%9
MortonA1000 Mbps100%8
WardA1000 Mbps100%14
RichlandA1000 Mbps100%15
WalshA1000 Mbps100%11
RenvilleA1000 Mbps100%5
McKenzieA1000 Mbps100%6
EmmonsA1000 Mbps100%7
SargentA1000 Mbps100%8
RansomA1000 Mbps100%4
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All 53 Counties in North Dakota

AEmmons
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ASargent
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ARansom
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ASteele
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ABarnes
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ANelson
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
APembina
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ACavalier
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ARamsey
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ARolette
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
APierce
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ATowner
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ABottineau
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ABenson
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AWells
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AEddy
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AStutsman
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMcIntosh
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ALaMoure
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AGriggs
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AFoster
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AKidder
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ASheridan
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ADickey
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ALogan
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMercer
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ASioux
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AGrant
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AOliver
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMcLean
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AStark
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ASlope
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ABowman
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ADunn
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AAdams
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AHettinger
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMcHenry
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ABurke
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ADivide
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AWilliams
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMountrail
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMcKenzie
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ARenville
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AWalsh
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ARichland
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AWard
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
ATraill
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
AMorton
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BBurleigh
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BCass
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BBillings
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
BGrand Forks
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
CGolden Valley
1000 Mbps · 100% fiber
Providers

Internet Providers in North Dakota

ProviderZIP CodesMax Speed
T-Mobile25 Mbps
Consolidated Communications3891,000 Mbps
Midcontinent Communications3891,000 Mbps
West River Telecommunications Cooperative3891,000 Mbps
Bek Communications Cooperative3892,500 Mbps
North Dakota Telephone Company3891,000 Mbps
Srt Communications, INC.3891,000 Mbps
Dickey Rural Telephone Cooperative3891,000 Mbps
Polar Communications Mutual Aid Corporation3891,000 Mbps
Cities

Cities in North Dakota

Neighbors

Neighboring States

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average internet speed in North Dakota?

North Dakota has an average maximum download speed of 1000 Mbps across 389 ZIP codes. 100% of areas have fiber internet access, and the state averages 10 providers per ZIP code.

Which counties in North Dakota have the best internet?

The counties with the best broadband in North Dakota include Emmons (Grade A), Sargent (Grade A), Ransom (Grade A). These areas have the fastest average speeds and most provider competition.

How does North Dakota compare to the national average?

The national average download speed is 876 Mbps, while North Dakota averages 1000 Mbps — above the national average. Nationally, 96% of areas have fiber, compared to 100% in North Dakota.