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Fiber internet offers advantages, but deploying it across Washington state remains a challenge due to various factors.

Building a fiber network requires significant infrastructure investments across the state, with aging utility infrastructure further complicating installation. Additionally, coordinating with local municipalities and existing utilities varies by county, affecting deployment timelines and costs.

Washington's diverse terrain poses unique challenges. The Cascade Mountains divide the state and make east-west connections complex. Areas prone to landslides or seismic activity also demand additional engineering considerations.

While dense urban areas around Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver see faster fiber deployment, connecting rural communities in Eastern Washington or along the coast is more challenging. The distance between homes in agricultural regions means higher costs per connection, often delaying expansion to these areas.