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Internet in Bushland, Texas

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State

TX

County

Potter

Fiber status

none

Plans available

Up to 6

About Bushland

Around Bushland.

Worth a stop

The USDA-ARS Conservation and Production Research Laboratory, a federal agricultural research station known for its work on soil, water, and beef cattle research on the Southern High Plains. The town's grain elevators along old Route 66 are its most visible landmark.

A little history

Bushland got its start as a station on the Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railway, named for William Henry Bush, who donated land for the townsite from the Frying Pan Ranch. The townsite was dedicated on July 3, 1908, and the post office opened the following January.

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On the map since

1908. Started as a station on the Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railway, named for William Henry Bush of Chicago, who gave the land for the townsite and the right-of-way.

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Most towns up here were put on the map by a railroad inside about twenty years. Here is how that happened →

Bushland and the west side

Bushland sits west of Amarillo with a federal agricultural research station in it, which means there are people here doing serious data work surrounded by a lot of open ground. It is also close enough to the city to get overlooked, and far enough out to get skipped.

That in-between spot is a common story. Past the last subdivision and short of open country is exactly where the cable footprint quietly stops, and it is a big part of why we built what we built.

Licensed fixed wireless covers Bushland and the Potter County land around it. A radio path from a tower to a small antenna on your roof, no trenching, no waiting on somebody to decide your road has enough houses on it.

Ask about upload if you work from home. It is what determines whether video calls hold and backups finish, and it is the number rural service has always been worst at.

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Plans available

What you can get in Bushland.

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