Submarine Cable Map
The undersea cables that carry the internet between continents
Infrastructure maps reveal the hidden systems that keep the world running: the cables carrying the internet under the sea, the power lines and pipelines across continents, and the real-time mix of electricity on the grid.
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The undersea cables that carry the internet between continents
Live carbon intensity and power sources of electricity grids worldwide
Worldwide map of railway lines, stations, signals and track speeds
Power lines, pipelines and telecoms infrastructure from OpenStreetMap
Trackers and maps of coal, gas, oil and renewable projects worldwide
Daily map of likely GPS interference around the world
Crowdsourced map of cell towers and mobile network coverage
Hundreds of maps on environment, energy, food and society
Map of Starlink and other satellite constellations, with ground stations
Map of internet outages and shutdowns by country and region
Where Starlink satellite internet is available and coming soon
Maps of US power plants, pipelines, refineries and energy resources
Solar energy potential for anywhere on Earth
Wind resource maps for anywhere on Earth
Map of global internet infrastructure: cables, data centres and exchanges
Mobile network coverage from speed tests, by operator
Every land-based and offshore wind turbine in the United States
Directory and map of data centres around the world
Where internet networks meet: the world's internet exchange points
Where 5G networks have been deployed worldwide
Open database and map of cell tower locations
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Open data from OpenStreetMap (Open Infrastructure Map) is often the most detailed public map of grids and pipelines. Official sources such as the US Energy Atlas are more authoritative but cover one country.
For live energy, Electricity Maps shows how clean each grid is right now, which is useful for timing electricity use.