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farrina
(newbie) Tue 20-Aug-13 09:14:39

FTTC node locations ?

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I was wondering if anyone knows if here is any central repository showing the location of BT's FTTC cabinets ?

My local exchange is due to go live in December and on my early morning run this morning I spotted no less that three apparent FTTC cabinets under construction, the location of which might be of interest to local residents.

TIA

Alan

Edited by farrina (Tue 20-Aug-13 09:17:16)

MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 20-Aug-13 09:28:56

Re: FTTC node locations ?

[re: farrina] [link to this post]

Openreach has one, but in terms of cabinet locations it has never made it into the public domain.

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
www.thinkbroadband.com - formerly known as ADSLguide.org.uk

The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.

R0NSKI
(fountain of knowledge) Wed 21-Aug-13 12:40:42

Re: FTTC node locations ?

[re: farrina] [link to this post]

Many people have mapped their local area, it's quite easy with google maps, just don't let anyone else edit it. The Hereford map was vandalised, fortunately someone had a backup copy.

My map link is in my signature.

View my FTTC cabinet map for Ramsgate, Broadstairs, Margate and Westgate
My TBB speed test result & my TBB ping monitor graph
Roadworks.org - the place to see what BT are up to - not all county's are covered
My Photobucket guide to installing a xDSL extension for a modem away from the master socket

hippyharry
(learned) Wed 21-Aug-13 13:55:51

Re: FTTC node locations ?

[re: R0NSKI] [link to this post]

Same as R0NSKI's, I mapped out Bridgeton, Glasgow.

http://goo.gl/maps/az6aJ

Everyone has their own formats on how its presented, but mine is still a work in progress as there is a lot of flats within this area, so there are several PCP's quite close to each other.

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