CENTRAL U.S. -- Centennial Wireless Coverage Viewer Now Available

[cellular_freak]

I'm not sure if anybody else was aware of this, or if you care, but I came across Centennial Wireless' website and found that they now have an interactive coverage viewer. It's actually quite accurate, but you can't get right to the street level, but you can get pretty close. I thought it was pretty nifty. It'll be nice to know where AT&T will be able to increase their coverage footprint. I'm kinda shocked that Centennial doesn't seem to have that many towers in some of the rural areas of Michigan. They cover Grand Rapids, Lansing, Kalamazoo, etc. much better than their rural areas, which should be their main priority.

Here it is:

Centennial Wireless: myBlueService Coverage Prediction Map

[RadioFoneGuy]

Not bad it looks similar to a propagation map.

If you notice they didnt include Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands.

[cellular_freak]

Originally Posted by RadioFoneGuy

Not bad it looks similar to a propagation map.

If you notice they didnt include Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands.

Yeah, I like what they've done, normally smaller carriers like this don't show you their coverage maps. It's nice to know where Centennial's towers are finally.

The closest Centennial tower to me would be the Breckenridge one, which is right near where my friend lives in Merrill. I always wondered who was on the tower in Breckenridge, and now it makes that picture so much clearer.