Verizon Wireless
Overview
Verizon Wireless is a mobile network operator in the United States.
It operates a 4G LTE network along with a 5G NR network operating primarily in NSA mode with SA currently being deployed.
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4G LTE
Macro Sites
(Todo)
Microcell
(Todo)
DAS / Femtocell
Commercial
(Todo)
Network Extender
Like other operators, Verizon sells indoor femtocells to their customers for home or business use. They are identified by a distinct 7-digit eNB and will likely appear out of place on the map. It is currently advised to mark these femtocells as decommissioned on the map and not pin them to any location. Do not mark femtocells as a DAS. Verizon LTE Network Extenders are B13-only.
5G NR
Verizon's 5G Standalone network is currently under development but is not available for consumer use yet. Note that it is still possible to map these networks on some devices via band locking. For best results, try locking n5 or n77 using an AT&T-based SIM card which may actively avoid locking on to AT&T's own 5G SA network.
Cell ID Layout
Note: this is currently a guess based on pinned towers.
| Sector ID | Frequency Band | Band | Direction |
| ? | 1900 MHz (CLR) | n2 | - |
| ? | |||
| ? | |||
| 63 | 850 MHz (CLR) | n5 | Northwest (3 sector) |
| 31 | Northeast (3 sector) | ||
| 47 | South (3 sector) | ||
| ? | 1700/2100 MHz (AWS) | n66 | - |
| ? | |||
| ? | |||
| 58 | 3700 MHz (C-Band) | n77 | Northwest (3 sector) |
| 26 | Northeast (3 sector) | ||
| 42 | South (3 sector) |