Cellular License Maps complete for the lower 48 states

> These maps show the licenses for the Cellular Band (A and B side).
> These are in the 800 MHz range. Nextel uses spectrum that isn't in the
> cellular band - it is the SMR band. This is also near or in the 800 MHz
> range, but different from the cellular band, so it not listed. Spring
> (along with other carriers) use PCS band in the 1900 MHz range which
> uses different licenses than the cellular band, and these maps don't
> show that info either.
>
> Rich

And where can the SMR and PCS maps be found?

Something else that would be useful is a map pointing out where the cellular
towers are located.

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Here's Andrew Shephgerd's main page, with more maps:

http://people.ku.edu/~cinema/wireless/main.html

> Great map. I'm wondering though why Sprint and Nextel don't show up at all.

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Frank Harris in San Francisco

Rich <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Russ wrote:
> > [email protected] (XFF) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> >
> >>The cellular license maps for the north-central (great plains) states
> >>have been posted earlier this week. This completes the initial puzzle
> >>and we now have complete cellular license maps for the lower 48 states
> >>available at http://people.ku.edu/~cinema/wireless/regions.html Take
> >>a look and let me know if you have any comments or corrections.
> >>Enjoy!
> >
> >
> > Great map. I'm wondering though why Sprint and Nextel don't show up at all.
>
> These maps show the licenses for the Cellular Band (A and B side).
> These are in the 800 MHz range. Nextel uses spectrum that isn't in the
> cellular band - it is the SMR band. This is also near or in the 800 MHz
> range, but different from the cellular band, so it not listed. Spring
> (along with other carriers) use PCS band in the 1900 MHz range which
> uses different licenses than the cellular band, and these maps don't
> show that info either.
>
> Rich


Thanks to you for the reply and Frank for the additional map info.