By Bilal Zouheir · Founder of A Good Movie to WatchEvery Single ZipCode Where Google Fiber Operates
19 states · 47 cities · 673 zip codes · Updated 2026-05-07
I speak for all Vegas locals when I tell you: the arrival of Google Fiber is probably the one thing the city is most excited about. I know this to be the same in other places I've visited, like Austin, Salt Lake City, and Kansas City.
Other places are already living with Google Fiber as an every day option. Whether you live in the first basket or the second, here is a simple guide to which zipcodes Google Fiber is operating in. We start from Wikipedia's curated list of Google Fiber cities, which tracks announcements that the FCC dataset won't catch for another year or so. For each city marked live, we then pull the actual zipcodes from the FCC's June 2025 broadband filing. Cities marked "upcoming" have been announced but don't have any zips serviced yet. Las Vegas is a special case: Google announced Summerlin in March 2026 without naming specific zips, so the list there is our best inference, not officially confirmed.
For the latest, you can always check fiber.google.com; it updates faster than this dataset.
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Source: FCC Broadband Data Collection, June 2025 dataset published April 29, 2026 (file bdc_us_provider_summary_by_geography_J25_29apr2026). Google Fiber provider ID: 240041. ZIP codes are mapped to cities using the Census Bureau's 2020 ZCTA-to-Place crosswalk (dominant land area). One ZIP can fall in multiple cities; we list it under the city that holds the largest share of its land. Spot something wrong? Tell us.
