Complete site map
Every page on the High Desert Internet Services website, organized.
705pages
3plans
36places
35ZIP codes
136guides
100help articles
Main pages 10
Start here.
Plans and services 17
Three published plans; home, rural and business internet; hosting, email, domains.
- Internet plans
- Bronze plan
- Silver plan
- Gold plan
- 1 Gig / 1 Gig ultra-low-latency service
- Home internet
- Rural internet
- Business internet
- How installation works
- The equipment
- Local support
- Switching to High Desert
- No-contract internet
- Web hosting
- Customer email and webmail
- Domain registration
- Network management and terms
Internet for the way you live 15
- Internet for the way you live
- Internet for working from home
- Internet for streaming
- Internet for gaming
- Internet for security cameras and a smart home
- Internet for ranches and acreage
- Internet for farms
- Internet for manufactured homes
- Internet for home businesses
- Internet for small offices
- Internet for large households
- Internet for seniors
- Internet for students and homework
- Internet when you are new to rural Nevada
- Switching from satellite internet
Service area 39
Six counties, 36 places. Availability is checked address by address.
- Internet in Washoe County
- Internet in Lyon County
- Internet in Storey County
- Internet in Churchill County
- Internet in Douglas County
- Internet providers in Reno, NV
- Internet providers in Sparks, NV
- Internet in Sun Valley, NV
- Internet in Spanish Springs, NV
- Internet in Lemmon Valley, NV
- Internet in Golden Valley, NV
- Internet in Verdi, NV
- Internet in Mogul, NV
- Internet in Washoe Valley, NV
- Internet in Palomino Valley, NV
- Internet in Cold Springs, NV
- Internet in Wadsworth, NV
- Internet in Stead, NV
- Internet providers in Fernley, NV
- Internet in Dayton, NV
- Internet in Silver Springs, NV
- Internet in Yerington, NV
- Internet in Stagecoach, NV
- Internet in Smith Valley, NV
- Internet in Mound House, NV
- Internet in Lockwood, NV
- Internet in McCarran, NV
- Internet in Virginia City, NV
- Internet in Fallon, NV
- Internet providers in Carson City, NV
- Internet in Minden, NV
- Internet in Gardnerville, NV
- Internet in Gardnerville Ranchos, NV
- Internet in Johnson Lane, NV
- Internet in Indian Hills, NV
- Internet in Genoa, NV
- Internet in Ruhenstroth, NV
- Internet in East Valley, NV
- Internet in Topaz Ranch Estates, NV
ZIP codes 36
Every ZIP code area, with Census internet figures.
- Internet by ZIP code
- Internet in ZIP 89403
- Internet in ZIP 89406
- Internet in ZIP 89408
- Internet in ZIP 89410
- Internet in ZIP 89411
- Internet in ZIP 89423
- Internet in ZIP 89429
- Internet in ZIP 89431
- Internet in ZIP 89433
- Internet in ZIP 89434
- Internet in ZIP 89436
- Internet in ZIP 89439
- Internet in ZIP 89440
- Internet in ZIP 89441
- Internet in ZIP 89442
- Internet in ZIP 89444
- Internet in ZIP 89447
- Internet in ZIP 89460
- Internet in ZIP 89501
- Internet in ZIP 89502
- Internet in ZIP 89503
- Internet in ZIP 89506
- Internet in ZIP 89508
- Internet in ZIP 89509
- Internet in ZIP 89510
- Internet in ZIP 89511
- Internet in ZIP 89512
- Internet in ZIP 89519
- Internet in ZIP 89521
- Internet in ZIP 89523
- Internet in ZIP 89701
- Internet in ZIP 89703
- Internet in ZIP 89704
- Internet in ZIP 89705
- Internet in ZIP 89706
Business internet by town 20
- Business internet in Reno
- Business internet in Sparks
- Business internet in Carson City
- Business internet in Fernley
- Business internet in Fallon
- Business internet in Minden and Gardnerville
- Business internet in Dayton
- Business internet in Yerington
- Business internet in Spanish Springs
- Business internet in Silver Springs
- Business internet at the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center
- Business internet in Virginia City
- Business internet in Stead
- Business internet in Sun Valley
- Business internet in Cold Springs
- Business internet in Verdi
- Business internet in Washoe Valley
- Business internet in Palomino Valley
- Business internet in Smith Valley
- Business internet in Genoa
Comparisons 24
Each provider's own published facts, dated.
- Comparisons
- High Desert vs Spectrum
- High Desert vs AT&T
- High Desert vs Starlink
- High Desert vs HughesNet
- High Desert vs Viasat
- High Desert vs T-Mobile Home Internet
- High Desert vs Verizon 5G Home
- High Desert vs Rango
- High Desert vs Sky Fiber
- High Desert vs Net NV
- High Desert vs CC Communications
- High Desert vs Avant Wireless
- High Desert vs XNET
- High Desert vs EarthLink
- High Desert vs Choice Broadband
- High Desert vs Preferred Networks
- Fixed wireless vs satellite internet
- Fixed wireless vs cable internet
- Fixed wireless vs fiber
- Fixed wireless vs DSL
- Fixed wireless vs 5G home internet
- Fixed wireless vs a phone hotspot
- Geostationary vs low-earth-orbit satellite vs a tower hop
Guides 137
Plain answers on wireless, Wi-Fi, billing and Northern Nevada.
- Guides
- What fixed wireless internet is and how it works
- Is fixed wireless the same as satellite?
- What line of sight means and why we check it first
- Trees, hills and buildings: what blocks a wireless link
- What "up to" means on an internet plan
- Download vs upload speed: why up to 200 Mbps up matters
- What latency (ping) is and what a good number looks like
- How much internet speed a household needs
- How to check which providers reach your address
- How to file a challenge when the FCC map is wrong about your address
- Internet options when cable stops at the end of your road
- Rural internet in Northern Nevada: every type explained
- What the FCC 100/20 Mbps benchmark means
- How to read a broadband label
- No-contract internet: what to ask before you sign up with anyone
- What a data transfer limit is and how to see your usage
- TV without cable: streaming over your internet connection
- What Nevada's High Speed NV build-out means for rural roads
- How Northern Nevada gets online: the Census numbers
- Wind, snow, heat and smoke: what weather does and does not do to a wireless link
- Internet for a home on well, propane and a long driveway
- Building or buying on acreage in Lyon County: check internet first
- Buying in Storey County or the Virginia City Highlands: internet questions
- Carson Valley ranchettes: internet options east of US-395
- North Valleys: why options change street by street
- Fernley and Wadsworth: where cable ends
- US-50 corridor: internet options from Dayton to Silver Springs
- Working at the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center and living rural
- The Affordable Connectivity Program ended: what help still exists
- The internet is fine but the Wi-Fi is slow: how to tell
- Where to put your router
- Whole-home Wi-Fi and mesh: when you need it
- Wi-Fi to a shop, barn or guest house
- 2.4 GHz vs 5 GHz vs 6 GHz Wi-Fi
- How to run a speed test the right way
- How many devices is too many
- Ethernet for the things that matter
- Wi-Fi calling on a rural property
- Setting up a smart TV and streaming boxes
- Security cameras: how much upload each camera uses
- Guest networks and Wi-Fi passwords
- Parental controls basics
- Why video calls freeze and how to fix it
- Protecting equipment from power surges and outages
- Gaming: NAT types, ping and what to ask your provider
- What happens on installation day
- How to get ready for your install
- What you pay on day one
- How billing works and when a bill is past due
- How to pay your bill online
- Moving house: what to do with your service and equipment
- How to cancel: two weeks notice and returning equipment
- Who owns the antenna and what happens if it is damaged
- What a service call covers
- Switching from cable: a step-by-step
- Switching from satellite: a step-by-step
- Switching from a phone hotspot
- What we need from a landlord or HOA (the FCC OTARD rule)
- Internet for a rental or a second home
- Internet for a home office vs a storefront
- Card readers and point-of-sale: what connection they need
- VoIP phones over fixed wireless
- Backup internet for a small business
- Guest Wi-Fi for customers
- Remote cameras on a yard, lot or job site
- Email on your own domain: how hosting, email and domains fit together
- Website hosting basics for a small Nevada business
- POP3 vs IMAP in plain words
- Keeping email when you change devices
- What a domain name is and who owns it
- Moving a website to a new host
- SSL certificates in plain words
- Spotting phishing email that pretends to be your internet provider
- Licensed-spectrum and unlicensed fixed wireless: what BEAD's wording means
- How a wireless internet network is built: towers, backhaul and the roof
- How to compare the real cost of an internet plan over a year
- Promotional prices: what happens after the first year
- Building a new home: plan the internet before the drywall
- Questions to ask any internet provider before you sign up
- Fixed wireless by the numbers: what the FCC's 2026 report says
- Satellite internet by the numbers: what the FCC's 2026 report says
- How the FCC measures home broadband speeds
- CGNAT: what it means for cameras, gaming and remote access
- IPv6 at home: what it is and whether you need to do anything
- Power shutoffs and outages: keeping the internet on in rural Nevada
- Smith Valley and Mason Valley: internet questions for farms and ranchettes
- Pyramid Highway corridor: internet from Spanish Springs to Palomino Valley
- Churchill County farms outside Fallon: internet options and questions
- Nevada privacy law and your internet provider (NRS 603A)
- Is internet service taxed in Nevada?
- How to read the Census internet numbers on this site
- Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7: do you need a new router?
- Secure your home network: a ten-minute checklist
- Stucco, adobe and metal walls: why Wi-Fi dies between rooms
- Powerline and MoCA adapters: wired speed without new cable
- Put video calls first: QoS settings in plain words
- Bufferbloat: why the internet lags when someone uploads
- How to see what is using your bandwidth
- End-of-life routers: why an old router is a security risk
- A VPN at home: what it does and does not do
- DNS filtering for a family network
- What smart thermostats, locks and doorbells do when the internet drops
- How much data streaming video uses
- How much data security cameras use in a month
- How much data video calls use
- How much data game downloads and updates use
- How much data cloud backups and photo sync use
- How much data music, podcasts and audiobooks use
- How to cut data use without giving anything up
- Estimate your household's monthly data use
- Why your data use jumped this month
- Data use on a work-from-home day
- Choosing a router to buy for a fixed wireless connection
- Returning your old provider's equipment after you switch
- Setting up internet for an aging parent
- Your first week with a new internet connection: a checklist
- The High Desert service agreement in plain words
- Cloud backup for a small business: what upload speed buys you
- Working on the office computer from home: VPN and remote desktop
- Opening a new business location: an internet checklist
- Securing a small business network and card payments
- Internet for a short-term rental: guest Wi-Fi, cameras and rules
- DNS records for your domain: A, MX, CNAME and TXT explained
- Why business email lands in spam: SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- Fake domain renewal notices and how to spot them
- Choosing a domain name for a local business
- Backing up your email when it lives on one computer
- Website accessibility basics for a small business
- Tech support scam calls and pop-ups: how to spot them
- Online scams that target older adults
- Passwords and password managers in plain words
- Two-step verification: the one setting worth turning on
- You clicked a phishing link: what to do next
- Public Wi-Fi safety when you travel
- Smart cameras, doorbells and plugs: basic security
- Backing up family photos and files: the 3-2-1 rule
Help center 101
For customers: settings, outages, billing.
- Help center
- Set up HDISS email in Outlook
- Set up HDISS email in Apple Mail on a Mac
- Set up HDISS email on an iPhone or iPad
- Set up HDISS email on Android (Gmail app)
- Set up HDISS email in Thunderbird
- Set up HDISS email in Windows Mail
- Change your webmail password
- Restart your equipment in the right order
- No internet: five checks before you call
- Slow internet checklist
- One device is slow
- Wi-Fi dead spots
- After a power outage
- After a wind storm: what to look at from the ground
- High Desert Internet outage: check and report
- The lights on the power injector
- Pay your bill online
- Read your bill
- Update your card on file
- Move or transfer service
- Pause or cancel service
- Return equipment
- Change plans
- Add a second building
- Set up a new router
- Open a port or get a static IP
- Contact support
- Set up HDISS email in classic Outlook for Microsoft 365
- Set up HDISS email in Outlook 2021 and Outlook 2024
- Set up HDISS email in Outlook 2016 and Outlook 2019
- Set up HDISS email in the new Outlook for Windows
- Set up HDISS email in Outlook for Mac
- HDISS email and the Outlook app on a phone
- Set up HDISS email in Apple Mail on macOS Ventura through Tahoe
- Set up HDISS email in Apple Mail on macOS Monterey or Big Sur
- Set up HDISS email in Apple Mail on macOS Catalina or older
- Set up HDISS email on an iPhone or iPad with iOS 18 or iOS 26
- Set up HDISS email on an iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or earlier
- Set up HDISS email in the Samsung Email app
- HDISS email and the Gmail app on an iPhone
- HDISS email and Gmail on the web: checking mail from other accounts
- Set up HDISS email in eM Client
- Email arrives but will not send
- Your email app keeps asking for the password
- An email bounced back: how to read the message
- Missing email: where to look first
- Set up a Netgear Nighthawk router on your High Desert connection
- Set up Netgear Orbi mesh on your High Desert connection
- Set up a TP-Link Archer router on your High Desert connection
- Set up TP-Link Deco mesh on your High Desert connection
- Set up an ASUS router or ZenWiFi mesh on your High Desert connection
- Set up a Linksys router or Velop mesh on your High Desert connection
- Set up eero on your High Desert connection
- Set up Google Nest Wifi on your High Desert connection
- Set up a Ubiquiti UniFi or AmpliFi router on your High Desert connection
- Can I use my old cable modem or gateway with High Desert?
- Factory reset a router the right way
- Split 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz so a smart device can join
- Give a camera or printer a fixed address on your router
- Update your router's firmware
- Connect a Roku or Roku TV and fix buffering
- Connect an Apple TV and fix buffering
- Connect an Amazon Fire TV and fix buffering
- Connect a Google TV Streamer or Chromecast and fix buffering
- Connect a Sony, TCL or Hisense Google TV and fix buffering
- Connect a Samsung smart TV and fix buffering
- Connect an LG smart TV and fix buffering
- Connect a Vizio smart TV and fix buffering
- Connect a PlayStation 5 and read its connection test
- Connect an Xbox Series X or S and read its network test
- Connect a Nintendo Switch and read its connection test
- Reconnect Amazon Echo devices after a new router or password
- Reconnect Google Nest speakers and displays after a new router or password
- Ring cameras and doorbells on your High Desert connection
- Arlo cameras on your High Desert connection
- Blink cameras on your High Desert connection
- Google Nest Cam and Doorbell on your High Desert connection
- Wyze cameras on your High Desert connection
- eufy cameras on your High Desert connection
- Reolink cameras on your High Desert connection
- Lorex recorder and cameras: remote viewing on your High Desert connection
- SimpliSafe cameras on your High Desert connection
- TP-Link Tapo cameras on your High Desert connection
- Set up Ooma home phone on your High Desert connection
- Set up Vonage home phone on your High Desert connection
- Set up magicJack on your High Desert connection
- RingCentral phones and app on your High Desert connection
- Google Voice calls on your High Desert connection
- Put an HP printer on your Wi-Fi
- Put an Epson printer on your Wi-Fi
- Put a Canon printer on your Wi-Fi
- Put a Brother printer on your Wi-Fi
- Printer shows offline after a new router or password
- Connect a computer by Ethernet and confirm it is wired
- Chromebook Wi-Fi and Ethernet: connect and troubleshoot
- Windows 11 Wi-Fi keeps dropping
- Mac Wi-Fi keeps dropping
- Private Wi-Fi addresses on phones and your router's device list
- Run a ping test before you call support
- Find your router's address and sign in to it
Questions by topic 13
- Questions and answers
- Plans and prices: questions and answers
- Availability and line of sight: questions and answers
- Installation: questions and answers
- Equipment: questions and answers
- Billing and payment: questions and answers
- Data and fair use: questions and answers
- Speed and latency: questions and answers
- Weather and reliability: questions and answers
- Business: questions and answers
- Email, hosting and domains: questions and answers
- Switching and cancelling: questions and answers
- Support and outages: questions and answers
Glossary 121
- Glossary
- Fixed wireless
- WISP
- Line of sight
- Fresnel zone
- Latency
- Ping
- Jitter
- Packet loss
- Mbps
- Gigabit
- Bandwidth
- Download speed
- Upload speed
- Symmetrical speed
- "Up to" speed
- Data transfer limit
- Throttling
- Microwave link
- Backhaul
- Tower access point
- Customer radio (CPE)
- Power-over-Ethernet injector
- Router
- Mesh Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi bands (2.4, 5 and 6 GHz)
- Wi-Fi 6
- Ethernet
- IP address
- Static IP
- DNS
- VPN
- VoIP
- POP3
- IMAP
- Domain name
- Web hosting
- Geostationary satellite
- Low-earth-orbit satellite
- Broadband label
- FCC National Broadband Map
- Modem
- SSID (network name)
- NAT (network address translation)
- SMTP
- Webmail
- IPv6
- DSL
- Cable internet (DOCSIS)
- Fiber to the home
- 5G home internet
- BEAD
- Tower
- Point-to-multipoint
- Point-to-point link
- Licensed spectrum
- Unlicensed spectrum
- CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service)
- Millimeter wave
- MIMO
- Beamforming
- Channel width
- Interference
- Signal strength (dBm)
- Signal-to-noise ratio
- DHCP
- Gateway
- MAC address
- Port forwarding
- UPnP
- CGNAT
- Bufferbloat
- QoS (quality of service)
- Firewall
- WPA2 and WPA3
- Band steering
- Wi-Fi 6E
- Wi-Fi 7
- Powerline adapter
- MoCA
- Cat 6 cable
- Network switch
- Traceroute
- UPS (battery backup)
- Surge protector
- Network congestion
- MX record
- SPF record
- DKIM
- DMARC
- SSL/TLS certificate
- Phishing
- Two-factor authentication
- Domain registrar
- Nameserver
- DNS record
- Email client
- Lifeline
- Affordable Connectivity Program (ended)
- Universal Service Fund
- OTARD rule
- FCC Form 477
- Broadband Data Collection
- FCC broadband benchmark (100/20)
- Unserved and underserved locations
- Broadband serviceable location
- Nevada OSIT
- High Speed NV
- NTIA
- Subgrantee
- Community anchor institution
- American Community Survey
- ZCTA (ZIP Code Tabulation Area)
- Month-to-month service
- Early termination fee
- Promotional rate
- Proration
- Acceptable use policy
- Hybrid fiber-coax
- Mobile hotspot
- LTE
Northern Nevada data 11
Census and FCC numbers, tabulated, downloadable.
- Northern Nevada internet data
- Internet access in Washoe County, by the numbers
- Internet access in Lyon County, by the numbers
- Internet access in Storey County, by the numbers
- Internet access in Churchill County, by the numbers
- Internet access in Carson City, by the numbers
- Internet access in Douglas County, by the numbers
- Satellite reliance in rural Northern Nevada, by town and ZIP
- Homes with no internet subscription, by ZIP
- Working from home in Northern Nevada, by town
- Who reported broadband service in each county in 2021 (FCC Form 477)
Questions answered in full 46
One question, one page.
- How much does High Desert Internet cost per month?
- Is the price the same every month, or is it a promotional rate?
- Which plan do I need for a family that streams on several TVs?
- Is there a cheaper plan for one person or a senior?
- Can I buy or sign up for High Desert Internet online?
- Do you offer internet and TV bundles?
- Why can't you just tell me if my town is covered?
- How far from a tower can I be?
- Can the antenna go on a pole or a mast if the roof does not see the tower?
- Do you come out and look before I commit?
- Is there a High Desert Internet coverage map?
- The FCC map lists a provider at my address. Does that mean I can get service?
- Can I get internet in a brand-new subdivision with no cable yet?
- What happens if the address check says no?
- Do I need to be home for the install?
- Where will the antenna go on my house?
- Do you drill holes in my house?
- Do I need my own router?
- Can you install on a metal roof or a metal shop building?
- Do you need power near the antenna?
- Can I move the antenna myself?
- How much electricity does the radio on my roof use?
- Is the connection inside the house wired or Wi-Fi?
- Can I pay by phone, by check or automatically?
- Why is my bill different this month?
- What counts toward the data transfer limit?
- Is torrenting or peer-to-peer file sharing allowed?
- Can I run a server, security cameras or a VPN on my connection?
- What ping should I expect on High Desert Internet?
- Is it fast enough for Zoom and Teams calls all day?
- Why is my speed test lower than my plan?
- Why is my internet slower in the evening?
- Do you have 24/7 support?
- Can I get a credit for an outage?
- How often does the connection go down?
- Is there a service-level agreement for business customers?
- What are the hdiss.net email server settings?
- Can I keep my hdiss.net email if I cancel internet?
- Should I cancel my old service before the install?
- Do you match prices or buy out contracts?
- Is there a cancellation fee?
- Can I keep my old email address when I switch to you?
- Can you fix a problem remotely?
- Can the chat assistant help me with my bill?
- Should I climb up and check the antenna?
- How do I report a problem after hours?
Providers county by county 60
The dated record for each provider in each county.
- Spectrum in Washoe County: what the records show
- Spectrum in Lyon County: what the records show
- Spectrum in Storey County: what the records show
- Spectrum in Churchill County: what the records show
- Spectrum in Carson City: what the records show
- Spectrum in Douglas County: what the records show
- AT&T in Washoe County: what the records show
- AT&T in Lyon County: what the records show
- AT&T in Storey County: what the records show
- AT&T in Churchill County: what the records show
- AT&T in Carson City: what the records show
- AT&T in Douglas County: what the records show
- Starlink in Washoe County: what the records show
- Starlink in Lyon County: what the records show
- Starlink in Storey County: what the records show
- Starlink in Churchill County: what the records show
- Starlink in Carson City: what the records show
- Starlink in Douglas County: what the records show
- HughesNet in Washoe County: what the records show
- HughesNet in Lyon County: what the records show
- HughesNet in Storey County: what the records show
- HughesNet in Churchill County: what the records show
- HughesNet in Carson City: what the records show
- HughesNet in Douglas County: what the records show
- Viasat in Washoe County: what the records show
- Viasat in Lyon County: what the records show
- Viasat in Storey County: what the records show
- Viasat in Churchill County: what the records show
- Viasat in Carson City: what the records show
- Viasat in Douglas County: what the records show
- T-Mobile Home Internet in Washoe County: what the records show
- T-Mobile Home Internet in Lyon County: what the records show
- T-Mobile Home Internet in Storey County: what the records show
- T-Mobile Home Internet in Churchill County: what the records show
- T-Mobile Home Internet in Carson City: what the records show
- T-Mobile Home Internet in Douglas County: what the records show
- Verizon 5G Home in Washoe County: what the records show
- Verizon 5G Home in Lyon County: what the records show
- Verizon 5G Home in Douglas County: what the records show
- Rango in Washoe County: what the records show
- Rango in Lyon County: what the records show
- Rango in Storey County: what the records show
- Rango in Churchill County: what the records show
- Rango in Carson City: what the records show
- Rango in Douglas County: what the records show
- Sky Fiber in Washoe County: what the records show
- Sky Fiber in Lyon County: what the records show
- Sky Fiber in Storey County: what the records show
- Sky Fiber in Churchill County: what the records show
- Sky Fiber in Carson City: what the records show
- Sky Fiber in Douglas County: what the records show
- Net NV in Washoe County: what the records show
- Net NV in Lyon County: what the records show
- Net NV in Storey County: what the records show
- Net NV in Churchill County: what the records show
- Net NV in Carson City: what the records show
- Net NV in Douglas County: what the records show
- CC Communications in Storey County: what the records show
- CC Communications in Churchill County: what the records show
- Avant Wireless in Washoe County: what the records show
High Speed NV (BEAD) projects 50
The state's provisional project list, from OSIT's data files.
- High Speed NV (BEAD) projects in the six counties
- High Speed NV (BEAD) projects in Washoe County
- High Speed NV (BEAD) projects in Lyon County
- High Speed NV (BEAD) projects in Storey County
- High Speed NV (BEAD) projects in Churchill County
- High Speed NV (BEAD) projects in Carson City
- High Speed NV (BEAD) projects in Douglas County
- McTarnahan Hill: High Speed NV project in Carson City
- Kings Canyon: High Speed NV project in Carson City
- Marlette Lake South: High Speed NV project in Carson City
- Virginia City North Deer Run: High Speed NV project in Carson City
- Carson City South Carson: High Speed NV project in Carson City
- Sheckler Reservoir: High Speed NV project in Churchill County
- Stillwater: High Speed NV project in Churchill County
- Fallon: High Speed NV project in Churchill County
- Long: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Gardnerville: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Carter Springs: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Pine Nut Valley: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Bosler Way: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Fish Springs North: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Ruhenstroth: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Tramway: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Johnson: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Genoa: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Sleeping Elephant: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Topaz Ranch Estates: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Gardnerville Ranchos: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- East Valley: High Speed NV project in Douglas County
- Fernley East: High Speed NV project in Lyon County
- Dayton Valley: High Speed NV project in Lyon County
- Flowery Peak: High Speed NV project in Lyon County
- Misfits Flat: High Speed NV project in Lyon County
- Stockton Flat Well: High Speed NV project in Lyon County
- Fernley: High Speed NV project in Lyon County
- Patrick: High Speed NV project in Storey County
- Six Mile Canyon: High Speed NV project in Storey County
- Steamboat: High Speed NV project in Storey County
- Golden Valley: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Reno-Sparks Indian Colony: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Mount Rose Northeast: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Sun Valley: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Lemmon Valley: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Cold Springs White Lake Parkway: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation Nixon: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Arrowcreek Parkway: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Reno North McCarran: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Spanish Springs: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Cantlon: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
- Geiger Grade: High Speed NV project in Washoe County
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- Since 2002
High Desert Internet Services, PO Box 11353, Reno NV 89510. info@hdiss.net