Internet in Cordell, Oklahoma

Licensed fixed wireless starting at $45 a month. Fiber is live in a handful of towns we serve and we are building more every year.

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State

County

Washita

Fiber status

none

Plans available

Up to 6

About Cordell

Around Cordell.

Worth a stop

The Washita County Courthouse anchors the town square and is worth a slow lap. After a fire took the original building in 1909, the county rebuilt it by 1911 with the firm of Solomon Layton, the same architect behind the Oklahoma State Capitol, and former Governor George Nigh once called it the godfather of all Oklahoma courthouses.

A little history

Cordell got its start in 1892 after the Cheyenne and Arapaho lands opened, named for Wayne W. Cordell, a longtime postal employee in Washington, D.C. In 1897 the town moved about a mile and a half to a spot with better water, which is why the new site became New Cordell, and it won the county seat from Cloud Chief for good in 1906.

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Mark the calendar

Every October the Cordell Pumpkin Festival and Car Show fills the historic downtown square with a vendor market, a parade, a baking contest, and a burnout contest.

On the map since

1892. Named for Wayne W. Cordell, a postal employee in Washington. It became the Washita County seat after the courthouse moved over from Cloud Chief in 1906.

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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 →

Cordell

Cordell got its courthouse when the county seat came over from Cloud Chief in 1906, and the Washita County Courthouse on the square is still worth a slow lap. The town has been the center of things here ever since.

Washita County spreads out a long way from that square, and the further you get the fewer wired options there are. Licensed fixed wireless is built for that spread. A tower sends a signal to a small antenna on your roof, and the ground in between stops being the deciding factor.

For farms and small businesses, ask about upload. Equipment data, cameras, contracts, and video calls all run on it, and it is where rural service has always fallen short.

Local techs install it and come out when something needs fixing.

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