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Internet in Pampa, Texas

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State

TX

County

Gray

Fiber status

none

Plans available

Up to 6

About Pampa

Around Pampa.

Worth a stop

The White Deer Land Museum sits in the 1916 brick building that once served as headquarters for the White Deer Land Company, with its original tin ceilings and tile floors still intact.

A little history

Pampa started as a railroad station in 1887, and its name comes from the Argentine pampas grasslands, which reminded a land company manager of the local flat country.

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Mark the calendar

The Top O' Texas Rodeo has run every August in Pampa since 1946, one of the longest-running rodeos in the Panhandle.

On the map since

1887. Designated a station on the Southern Kansas Railway in the summer of 1887.

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Planning a move or just curious? Visit the Pampa chamber of commerce → Most towns up here were put on the map by a railroad inside about twenty years. Here is how that happened →

Getting connected in Pampa

Pampa started as a railroad station in 1887 and grew into one of the bigger towns in this part of the Panhandle. It is big enough to have options and small enough that the options thin out fast once you get toward the edges of town.

Licensed fixed wireless covers Pampa and the Gray County country around it. It works by radio from a tower to a small antenna on your roof, so the twelve empty miles between you and the next place are not a problem. That is the whole reason it exists out here, and the reason it reaches addresses cable never bothered with.

Worth asking about upload if you work from home or run a business. Video calls, cloud accounting, cameras, and backups all live on upload, and it is the part most rural connections skimp on.

Local techs handle installs and repairs. When something breaks you are talking to somebody in the Panhandle.

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What you can get in Pampa.

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