Map your connection
Map every endpoint your network needs.
Mark one business location for dedicated Internet, define both ends of a private path, or map a multi-site Ethernet network. Quad State will review the coordinates, capacity, topology, and route requirements with you.
User-placed coordinates
Public aerial imagery
Engineer-reviewed service request
Step 1 · Choose the request
What should we evaluate?
Your choice controls how many points to place. Dedicated Internet needs one business location, a point-to-point path needs A and Z, and a multi-site network can include several branches and a hub.
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Click the map to place your service pin
Zoom closer to identify the general site or route endpoint.
How to place your request
Six steps from map to review
- Choose Dedicated Internet, Point-to-Point Path, or Multi-Site Ethernet.
- Zoom until you can identify the general service location, demarc, cabinet, or route endpoint.
- For Dedicated Internet, place the business service location as accurately as the aerial image allows and drag the pin if needed.
- For private paths, place A and Z. For multi-site Ethernet, place each branch and the Z hub.
- Enter contact information and address or endpoint details.
- Submit for Quad State review. This is a lead and evaluation request, not automatic serviceability confirmation.
About this map
This public aerial map helps you place business and enterprise service locations. The pins and endpoint guide contain only the coordinates you place.
Step 3 · Define the service
Tell us what the connection needs to do.
Share enough detail for the first engineering review. Nothing submitted here confirms construction, availability, price, or a final route.
Place one service pin on the map before submitting.