We provide reliable connectivity for businesses across the Western United States.

Blackfoot's core network covers over 9,000 square miles across Western Montana and Eastern Idaho with redundant, geographically diverse paths. We also have several fiber construction projects underway! To provide additional coverage and carrier diversity for our clients, Blackfoot also leverages trusted network partners to deliver connectivity throughout the region.

  • Blackfoot's Core Network
  • Partner Network

Blackfoot's Core Network

Blackfoot’s core network spans Western Montana and Eastern Idaho and covers more than 9,000 square miles. Connecting rural Montana and Idaho can be challenging, but our knowledge of the terrain provides a unique viewpoint to help optimize connectivity. Our network is strategically designed for uptime, reliability, redundancy, and geographic diversity. With our mission to connect people, businesses, and communities, we’re also actively expanding our fiber network. Blackfoot is currently working on a multi-year, multi-million-dollar network upgrade project to connect rural areas with fiber.

Fiber Construction

Our fiber construction includes select opportunities to drop fiber to businesses in Missoula, Bozeman, Anaconda, and Hamilton. Contact us to see if your business is eligible for a fiber build.

Missoula

  • 2021: Completed fiber construction to the Stockyard Business Complex.
  • 2022: Fiber build down the Orange Street corridor.
  • 2023: Planned build down Clark Street.

Bozeman

  • 2021: Completed downtown fiber.
  • 2022: Completed Oak Street build.

Anaconda

  • 2022: Construction kicks off in select areas.

Hamilton

  • 2023: Planned build from Hamilton to Sula (east and west forks of the Bitterroot).

Partner Network

Blackfoot Communications leverages partnerships with trusted network providers across the Western United States. Our partnerships enable connectivity across 15 states: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, and Kansas. These relationships include stringent MSA/SLA terms that ensure reliable connectivity for your business. Plus, carrier diversity provides an added level of redundancy if there is a carrier-wide outage.

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