Sprint brings 4G LTE to 17 new markets across the US, did your city make the cut?

• Chris Chavez
• 10 years ago

After introducing their customers to 4G LTE back in 2012, Sprint is finally making some headway across the US. Back in June, we told you guys about 28 new markets receiving high-speed 4G LTE and today, Sprint’s ongoing 4G LTE list has been updated with an additional 17 brand new cities. Here are the new markets for the month of July:

• Auburn, N.Y.
• Bethesda, Md.
• Bloomsburg/Berwick, Pa.
• Buffalo, N.Y.
• Danville, Ill.
• Dubuque, Iowa
• Eau Claire, Wis.
• EurekaArcata/Fortuna, Calif.
• Hattiesburg, Miss.
• Hopkinsville, Ky.
• Indiana, Pa.
• Marion/Herrin,  Ill.
• Mt. Vernon, Ill.
• Pittsburgh
• Redding, Calif.
• Rochester, Minn.
• Utica, N.Y.

Keep in mind this has nothing to do with Sprint Spark (currently deployed in 24 cities across the US), the carrier’s high-speed tri-band network comprised of their 800MHz, 1.9GHz and 2.5GHz spectrum and capable of 100Mbps download speeds (although currently hitting around 60Mbps).

For a full list of the 491 cities Sprint has launched their 4G LTE network, check out their newly updated page here.