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Verizon 5G Home Internet in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Verizon's Minnesota coverage steps down from Minneapolis to the metro to the rest of the state. The city itself also has plenty of fiber.

By Pablo Mendoza, Guide author · Reviewed by George Olfson

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Where is Verizon 5G in Minneapolis?

Verizon 5G in Minneapolis is the one Minnesota city on Verizon's 5G Home Internet list (checked Oct 27, 2026). In FCC data as of Dec 31, 2025, it reports fixed wireless at 80.3% of Minneapolis units, 66.1% across the metro and 53.8% statewide.

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Minnesota at a glance

Minnesota at a glance: one listed city, Verizon's statewide share and a Frontier presence.
FactValueSource
City Verizon names for 5G HomeMinneapolisListed by VerizonVerizon, Oct 27, 2026
Technology Verizon files hereLicensed fixed wireless onlyFCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Units where Verizon reports service53.8%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Units where Frontier reports service6.5%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Units with a gigabit-class service68%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Providers at least 0.5% of units38 providersFCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Households on cellular data only10.6%Census ACS 2020-2024
Households with no internet5.5%Census ACS 2020-2024
Minnesota's 2,853,970 residential units by technology from any provider (FCC map, Dec 2025).
TechnologyShare of locationsSource
Licensed fixed wireless90%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Cable76.7%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
DSL over copper59.6%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Fiber54.9%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Minnesota households (Census ACS 2020-2024).
Households
2,307,955 households
Census ACS 2020-2024
Pay for satellite
6.2%
Census ACS 2020-2024

Where Verizon lists service in Minnesota

Minneapolis on Verizon's 5G Home list, checked Oct 27, 2026, with its county from Census 2020 block files. Its Minnesota filing is all fixed wireless.
CityCountyPopulation (ACS 2020-2024)Listed by VerizonFCC-reported technology
MinneapolisHennepin County427,246Other serviceFixed wireless

City notes

Minneapolis

Some provider reports fixed wireless at 98.1% of Minneapolis units, and Verizon alone at 80.3%. Fiber from any provider reaches 72.1% of units, well above the 54.9% statewide, and cable 97.8%. Across the metro, fiber drops to 51.5%.

Only 7 wired and wireless firms file at least 0.5% of the city's units. Only 5% of homes have no internet at home and 9.2% rely on a phone plan alone, both under the state rates. Compare every provider in Minneapolis on Konecteaze.

Minneapolis facts
FactValueSource
Units where Verizon reports service80.3%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Same measure, Minneapolis-St. Paul metro66.1%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Units with fiber from any provider72.1%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Households with no internet5%Census ACS 2020-2024

Beyond Minneapolis

Ramsey County has the highest Verizon share of the six largest counties, at 78.7%. St. Louis County has the lowest, at 33.2%, and fiber from any provider reaches only 28.3% of its units. Washington County is the other outlier of the six: fiber reaches just 29.1% of its units.

The six Minnesota counties with the most residential units, largest first (FCC map, Dec 2025).
CountyResidential unitsUnits where Verizon reports serviceUnits with fiber from any provider
Hennepin County627,77272.3%56%
Ramsey County252,75478.7%56.1%
Dakota County196,25464.1%48.2%
Anoka County155,02363.4%35.4%
Washington County121,86255.8%29.1%
St. Louis County117,31233.2%28.3%

In 21 Minnesota counties, Verizon reports service at under a quarter of units.

Neither Rochester nor Duluth is on Verizon's list (checked Oct 27, 2026), and their counties look very different. In Olmsted County, which contains Rochester, Verizon reports service at 70.3% of homes and fiber from any provider reaches 75.5%. In St. Louis County, which contains Duluth, the figures are 33.2% and 28.3%.

Beyond Minneapolis facts
FactValueSource
Verizon share, Ramsey County78.7%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Verizon share, Hennepin County72.3%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Verizon share, St. Louis County33.2%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025
Verizon share, Olmsted County70.3%FCC-reportedFCC map, Dec 2025

Which product will my address get?

Verizon filed only fixed wireless in Minnesota in the Dec 31, 2025 FCC data. Confirm the product offered today in the address result. Fixed wireless from some provider reaches 90% of the state's units, well beyond Verizon's 53.8%.

Frontier, now a Verizon company, reports service at 6.5% of Minnesota's units in that dated filing. Check Frontier on its own for who can get it now. For a Frontier result, Order now.

How sure is each claim on this page?

  1. L1: ZIP estimate. A ZIP code covers many streets. We do not publish ZIP pages.
  2. L2: FCC-reported (used on this page). Providers report the technology at each location to the FCC National Broadband Map.
  3. L3: Provider-coverage (used on this page). Verizon names the place on its own locations page (shown as "Listed by Verizon").
  4. L4: Provider-confirmed address. Only the address check reaches this level. It returns the offer for your street address and unit.
  5. L5: User-confirmed orderable. We never claim this level. You confirm it when you place the order.

Deciding in Minnesota

If your address check returns fiber, cable and 5G Home offers in Minneapolis, compare the technologies in how fiber, cable and 5G home internet differ.

Across Minnesota, a service of at least 100 megabits down and 20 up reaches 97.1% of units, yet DSL is still reported at 59.6%.

8 providers each report 10% or more of Minnesota's units. Compare every provider in Minnesota on Konecteaze.

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Common questions

Is Verizon 5G Home available in St. Paul and the Minneapolis suburbs?

Verizon lists only Minneapolis for 5G Home in Minnesota (checked Oct 27, 2026), and names no suburbs. In FCC data as of Dec 31, 2025, Verizon reports fixed wireless at 78.7% of residential units in Ramsey County, which contains St. Paul, and 66.1% across the Twin Cities metro.

How common is fiber in Minneapolis?

Fiber from any provider reaches 72.1% of Minneapolis residential units, against 54.9% across Minnesota (FCC, Dec 31, 2025).

Does Verizon list Fios in Minnesota, and what service does Frontier report?

Minnesota is not on Verizon's Fios list (checked Oct 27, 2026), and Verizon files only fixed wireless here. Frontier, now a Verizon company, reports service in parts of the state, at 6.5% of Minnesota's residential units (FCC, Dec 31, 2025), against Verizon's 53.8%.

Is Verizon 5G Home available in Rochester or Duluth?

Neither Rochester nor Duluth is on Verizon's Minnesota 5G Home list (checked Oct 27, 2026). In FCC data as of Dec 31, 2025, Verizon reports fixed wireless at 70.3% of residential units in Olmsted County, which contains Rochester, and 33.2% in St. Louis County, which contains Duluth.

Sources and scope

  1. Verizon Home Internet locations Checked · Supports: Places Verizon names for 5G Home in Minnesota
  2. Federal Communications Commission — National Broadband Map data: Verizon's fixed broadband location files Checked · Data as of Dec 31, 2025 (released Sep 15, 2026) · Supports: Verizon's fiber and fixed-wireless residential locations by state and county, and the top download tier it files at each
  3. Federal Communications Commission — National Broadband Map data: provider summary by geography Checked · Data as of Dec 31, 2025 (released Sep 15, 2026) · Supports: Verizon's and Frontier's share of residential units, and how many providers report service
  4. Federal Communications Commission — National Broadband Map data: fixed broadband summary by geography Checked · Data as of Dec 31, 2025 (released Sep 15, 2026) · Supports: residential units and the share reached by each technology and speed level
  5. U.S. Census Bureau — American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates: internet subscriptions, computers and population Checked · Data as of 2020-2024 ACS 5-year estimates · Supports: households, how they connect and population
  6. U.S. Census Bureau — 2020 Census block assignment files Checked · Data as of 2020 Census geography · Supports: county

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