The chart shows extensive broadband infrastructure expansion across rural states from 2020 to 2025, led by Texas with 120 square miles, highlighting its massive investment in connectivity for underserved areas. California follows closely with 110 square miles, demonstrating its strong focus on improving internet access in rural communities. Georgia records 95 square miles, while Pennsylvania and New York achieve 87 and 85 square miles respectively, signaling strategic efforts to close the digital divide. States such as North Carolina (82), Ohio (80), and Illinois (78) show steady expansion, while Michigan (76) and Florida (75) round out the top 10, contributing significantly to rural broadband coverage. This consistent growth pattern reflects national efforts to increase connectivity and support rural economic development, education, and healthcare through improved digital infrastructure.
| Labels | Broadband Expansion (square miles) 2020–2025 |
|---|---|
| Texas | 120 |
| California | 110 |
| Georgia | 95 |
| Pennsylvania | 87 |
| New York | 85 |
| North Carolina | 82 |
| Ohio | 80 |
| Illinois | 78 |
| Michigan | 76 |
| Florida | 75 |
