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From the beautiful Georgia coast to the Atlanta suburbs, it’s easy to find out if you can access CenturyLink services. Simply view the CenturyLink availability map and the list of Georgia cities with CenturyLink to learn more.

CenturyLink is Available in These Georgia Cities

Allenhurst, GA

Max Speed: 40+ Mbps

Available in 92.8% of your area

Fort Stewart, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 99.97% of your area

Hinesville, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 96.28% of your area

Ludowici, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 78.65% of your area

Midway, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 98.38% of your area

Richmond Hill, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 98.83% of your area

Savannah, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 100% of your area

Hinesville, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 96.28% of your area

Midway, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 98.38% of your area

Richmond Hill, GA

Max Speed: <40 Mbps

Available in 98.83% of your area

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The Most Future-Focused Cities in Georgia

Georgia, a leader when it comes to forward-thinking, sustainable states, has provided greater internet access to its residents, along with different modes of public transportation. In addition, the state makes widespread use of solar energy.

What Makes a City Ready for the Future?

Connectivity

A city’s connectivity score measures the percent of its population that have access to some form of high-speed internet, as well as at least one computing device (smartphone, laptop, tablet, etc.).

Transportation

The more public transportation options a city offers, the more the city combats greenhouse gas emissions as a result of traffic.

Green Infrastructure

Green infrastructure draws on sustainable technology to ensure a more economical, environmental-friendly future. Solar installations, or solar panels, use energy from the sun to generate electricity. Electric charging stations charge electric cars, which mitigate the need for car owners to drive only gas-fueled vehicles.

The Greenest and Most Connected Cities in your State

The Greenest and Most Connected Georgia Cities

#1 Atlanta

Atlanta has the highest number of electric charging stations on our list of Georgia cities: 145.88 per 100,000 residents. 88.40% of Atlanta’s population has access to a connected device, and 78.09% of its population is connected to a broadband connection.
#2 Augusta

Augusta has high numbers across the board. 84.71% of its population use at least one computing device and 72.31% of its population have access to a broadband connection. Plus, the city has 78.14 solar installations per 100,000 residents and 18.47 electric charging stations per 100,000 residents.
#3 Columbus

Of all the cities on our list, Columbus has the highest number of solar installations: 292.08 per 100,000 residents. Also, Columbus offers three types of public transit.
#4 Macon

With 113.77 solar installations per 100,000 residents littered throughout the city, Macon has one of the most impressive green infrastructures of any city in Georgia. To add to that, Macon also has 22.41 electric charging stations per 100,000 residents.
#5 Savannah

Over 87% (87.50%) of Savannah’s population have access to a computing device. Plus, nearly 80% (77.92%) have access to a broadband connection.
#6 Athens

90.15% of Athens’ population has access to at least one computing device. And for those with connected cars, finding an electric charging station shouldn’t be difficult: the city has 34.26 per 100,000 residents.
#7 Sandy Springs

Sandy Springs is one of few cities on our list with over 90% of its population connected to both computing devices (95.67%) and a broadband connection (90.33%).
#8 South Fulton

93.55% of South Fulton’s population has access to at least one computing device—which is incredibly high. 83.78% of its population also has access to broadband connection, which is also impressive, especially compared to other cities in Georgia.
#9 Roswell

Roswell has a boastworthy number of solar installations in its city: 162.65 per 100,000 residents. Also, 96.20% of its population is connected to a computing device. 90.94% of its population has access to a broadband connection.
#10 Johns Creek

Johns Creek may be at the bottom of the top ten, but 98.29% of its population have access to a computing device—which is more than any other city on our list. The city also boasts the highest percentage of its population with access to a broadband connection: 95.47%.

Methodology

We weighed three factors to evaluate which Georgia cities are committed to making its cities better connected and more efficient: connectivity, transportation, and green infrastructure.

Connectivity (50%):

Percent of households with at least one computing device (e.g., laptop, smartphone, etc.) and percent of households with access to broadband internet.

Transportation (25%):

Access to different modes of public transportation including buses, trains, public bikes, and electric scooters.

Green Infrastructure (25%):

Number of electric car charging stations and solar installations per 100,000 residents.

Safest States for Kids Online: Georgia Ranks #8

Between the below average rate of internet crime victims and above average number of cyberbullying laws, it’s no surprise The Peach State sits in the top 10 Safest States for Kids Online.

What Makes Georgia Safe for Kids Online?

Cyberbullying and Sexting Laws

The average state in America has about 8 cyberbullying and sexting laws, but Georgia has 11, proving just how seriously they take minor safety.

Internet Crimes Against Children

Georgia falls well below the national average number of childhood victims of internet crime—the state has 2.5 victims per 100,000 people compared to 3.35 nationwide.

Malware

With only 1 victim per 100,000 people, Georgia excels at protecting residents from malware.

Methodology

We analyzed all states in the United States including the District of Columbia and adjusted our data to reflect the state population under 20 years old. To achieve our final ranking, we created a weighted score based on the number of internet crime victims (25%), internet crimes against children (40%), malware victims (10%), and cyberbullying and sexting laws (25%). The data for each category came from the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, United State Census, and the Cyberbullying Research Center’s Bullying Laws database.

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Live in Georgia? CenturyLink Internet is Here for You