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''Information last updated: November 2021''
== 3GPP ==


=== 🇺🇸 United States ===
=== 2G GSM ===


====Verizon====
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
[[File:Verizon 2015 logo -vector.svg.png|120px|frameless|link=Special:FilePath/Verizon_2015_logo_-vector.svg.png]]
! GSM band !! ƒ (MHz) !! Uplink<br /> <small>(MHz)</small> !! Downlink<br /><small>(MHz)</small> !! Channel numbers
<br />
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Band
!Notes
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" |2G/3G
! T-GSM-380
| rowspan="2" |CDMA/1x/EVDO
| 380 || 380.2 – 389.8 || 390.2 – 399.8 || dynamic
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (0)
| rowspan="2" |To be shut down by December 31, 2022.
|-
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (1)
! T-GSM-410
| 410 || 410.2 – 419.8 || 420.2 – 429.8 || dynamic
|-
|-
| rowspan="6" |4G
! GSM-450
| rowspan="6" |LTE
| 450 || 450.6 – 457.6 || 460.6 – 467.6 || 259–293
|'''700 MHz''' (13)
|Nationwide low-band frequency.
|-
|-
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5)
! GSM-480
|Spectrum covers ~90% of the US.
| 480 || 479.0 – 486.0 || 489.0 – 496.0 || 306–340
|-
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (4/66)
! GSM-710
| rowspan="2" |
| 710 || 698.2 – 716.2 || 728.2 – 746.2 || dynamic
|-
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2)
! GSM-750
| 750 || 777.2 – 792.2 || 747.2 – 762.2 || dynamic
|-
|-
|'''3.5 GHz''' CBRS (48)
! T-GSM-810
| rowspan="2" |Additional capacity in select areas.
| 810 || 806.2 – 821.2 || 851.2 – 866.2 || dynamic
|-
|-
|'''5.2 GHz''' LAA (46)
! CLR-850
| 850 || 824.2 – 848.8 || 869.2 – 893.8 || 128–251
|-
|-
| rowspan="6" |5G
! P-GSM-900
| rowspan="6" |NR
| 90 || 890.0 – 915.0 || 935.0 – 960.0 || 1-124
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (n5)
| rowspan="3" |"5G Nationwide" network.  
Shared with 4G using Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS).
|-
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (n66)
! E-GSM-900
| 900 || 880.0 – 915.0 || 925.0 – 960.0 || 0–124, 975–1023
|-
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (n2)
! R-GSM-900
| 900 || 876.0 – 915.0 || 921.0 – 960.0 || 0–124, 955–1023
|-
|-
|'''3.7 GHz''' C-Band (n77/n78)
! T-GSM-900
|Network to launch on January 5, 2022.  
| 900 || 870.4 – 876.0 || 915.4 – 921.0 || dynamic
 
"5G Ultra Wideband" network.
|-
|-
|'''28 GHz''' mmWave (n261)
! DCS-1800
| rowspan="2" |Only available in select areas.
| 1800 || 1710.2 – 1784.8 || 1805.2 – 1879.8 || 512–885
"5G Ultra Wideband" network.
|-
|-
|'''39 GHz''' mmWave (n260)
! PCS-1900
|}<br />
| 1900 || 1850.2 – 1909.8 || 1930.2 – 1989.8 || 512–810
|}


====T-Mobile====
=== 3G UMTS ===
[[File:T-Mobile_US_Logo_2020_RGB_Magenta_on_Transparent.svg.png|120px|frameless|link=Special:FilePath/T-Mobile_US_Logo_2020_RGB_Magenta_on_Transparent.svg.png]]
<br />
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Bands
!Notes
|-
|2G
|GSM/GPRS/EDGE
| rowspan="2" |'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2)
|To be shut down by December 31, 2022.
|-
| rowspan="2" |3G
| rowspan="2" |UMTS/HSPA+
|To be shut down by July 1, 2022.
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (4)
|To be shut down by July 1, 2022.
|-
| rowspan="8" |4G
| rowspan="8" |LTE
|'''600 MHz''' (71)
|Nationwide low-band frequency.
|-
|'''700 MHz''' (12/13)
|Spectrum covers ~85% of the US.
Band 13 only used in Puerto Rico and the USVI.
|-
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5)
|Only used in the Myrtle Beach, SC area.
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (4/66)
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2/25)
|-
|'''2.5''' '''GHz''' BRS/EBS (41)
| rowspan="3" |Additional capacity in some areas.
|-
|'''3.5''' '''GHz''' CBRS (48)
|-
|'''5.2''' '''GHz''' LAA (46)
|-
| rowspan="8" |5G
| rowspan="8" |NR
|'''600 MHz''' (n71)
|"5G Extended Range" network.
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (n66)
|
|-
|'''2.5''' '''GHz''' BRS/EBS (n41)
|"5G Ultra Capacity" network.
|-
|'''3.7''' '''GHz''' C-Band (n77)
|Available for use starting December 2023.
|-
|'''24''' '''GHz''' mmWave (n258)
| rowspan="3" |Only available in parts of select cities.
"5G Ultra Capacity" network.
|-
|'''28''' '''GHz''' mmWave (n261)
|-
|'''39''' '''GHz''' mmWave (n260)
|-
|'''47''' '''GHz''' mmWave (n262)
|Acquired in 2020 auction, not yet in use.
|}<br />
 
====AT&T====
[[File:AT&T logo 2016.svg.png|120px|frameless|link=Special:FilePath/AT&T_logo_2016.svg.png]]
<br />
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Bands
!Notes
|-
| rowspan="2" |3G
| rowspan="2" |UMTS/HSPA+
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5)
| rowspan="2" |To be shut down by February 2022.
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2)
|-
| rowspan="6" |4G
| rowspan="6" |LTE
|'''700 MHz''' (12/14/29)
|Nationwide low-band frequency.
|-
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5)
|Spectrum has been moved to 5G in most areas.
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (4/66)
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2)
|-
|'''2.3''' '''GHz''' WCS (30)
| rowspan="2" |Additional capacity in some areas.
|-
|'''5.2''' '''GHz''' LAA (46)
|-
| rowspan="6" |5G
| rowspan="6" |NR
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (n5)
| rowspan="3" |Primary 5G network.
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (n66)
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (n2)
|-
|'''3.7''' '''GHz''' C-Band (n77/n78)
|Network to launch on January 5, 2022.
"5G+" network.
|-
|'''24''' '''GHz''' mmWave (n258)
|Acquired in 2019 auction, not yet in use.
|-
|'''39''' '''GHz''' mmWave (n260)
|Only available in parts of select cities.
"5G+" network.
|}<br />


====Dish Wireless====
=== 4G LTE ===
[[File:Dish Network 2019.svg.png|100px|frameless|link=Special:FilePath/Dish_Network_2019.svg.png]]
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Bands
!Notes
|-
| rowspan="9" |5G
| rowspan="9" |NR
|'''600 MHz''' (n71)
|Nationwide low-band frequency.
|-
|'''700 MHz''' (n29)
|Supplemental downlink in select areas.
|-
|'''800 MHz''' SMR (n26)
|Nationwide low-band frequency. Currently in use by Sprint's LTE and CDMA networks. Dish has agreed to purchase this spectrum from T-Mobile after Sprint's network is shut down.
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (n66/n70)
|AWS-3, AWS-H, and AWS-4 spectrum.
|-
|'''3.5''' '''GHz''' CBRS (n48)
|
|-
|'''24 GHz''' mmWave (n258)
|Owned primarily in the Los Angeles, CA and Dallas, TX areas.
|-
|'''28 GHz''' mmWave (n261)
|Owned primarily in the San Diego, CA, Phoenix, AZ, and Kansas City areas.
|-
|'''39 GHz''' mmWave (n260)
|Owned primarily in Puerto Rico.
|-
|'''47''' '''GHz''' mmWave (n262)
|Nationwide mmWave band.
|}


====Defunct Networks====
=== 5G NR ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Band
!Dates of Operation
!Primary Operators
|-
|1G
|AMPS
|850 MHz Cellular
|Launched: 1983
Decommissioned: 2008
|Verizon, AT&T
|-
| rowspan="6" |2G
| rowspan="2" |TDMA/D-AMPS
|850 MHz Cellular
| rowspan="2" |Launched: 1993
Decommissioned: 2008
| rowspan="2" |AT&T
|-
|1.9 GHz PCS
|-
| rowspan="2" |iDEN
|800 MHz SMR
| rowspan="2" |Launched: 1996
Decommissioned: 2013
| rowspan="2" |Nextel/Sprint
|-
|900 MHz SMR
|-
| rowspan="2" |GSM/GPRS/EDGE
|850 MHz Cellular
| rowspan="2" |Launched: 1995 (GSM), 2001 (GPRS), 2003 (EDGE)
Decommissioned: 2017-2022
| rowspan="2" |AT&T, T-Mobile
|-
|1.9 GHz PCS
|-
| rowspan="2" |2G/3G
| rowspan="2" |CDMA/1x/EVDO
|850 MHz Cellular
| rowspan="2" |Launched: 1995 (CDMA), 2001 (1x), 2003 (EVDO)
Decommissioned: 2022
| rowspan="2" |Verizon, Sprint
|-
|1.9 GHz PCS
|-
| rowspan="3" |3G
| rowspan="3" |UMTS/HSPA+
|850 MHz Cellular
| rowspan="3" |Launched: 2004-2005
Decommissioned: 2022
| rowspan="3" |AT&T, T-Mobile
|-
|1.9 GHz PCS
|-
|1.7/2.1 GHz AWS
|-
|4G
|WiMAX
|2.5 GHz BRS/EBS
|Launched: 2008


Decommissioned: 2016
== 3GPP2 ==
|Clearwire/Sprint
|}<br />


=== 🇨🇦 Canada ===
=== 2G/3G CDMA ===


====Rogers====
{| style="text-align: center;" class="sortable wikitable"
[[File:Rogers logo.svg.png|120px|frameless|link=Special:FilePath/Rogers_logo.svg.png]]
! Band<br /> class !! scope="col" | ƒ<br /> <small>(MHz)</small> !! Common<br /> name !! Uplink<br /> <small>(MHz)</small> !! Downlink<br /><small>(MHz)</small> !! Duplex<br /> spacing<br /> <small>(MHz)</small>
<br />
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Bands
!Notes
|-
|2G
|GSM/GPRS/EDGE
| rowspan="2" |'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5)
|To be shut down by December 31, 2021.
|-
|-
|3G
| 0 || 800 || 800 MHz CLR || 815 - 849 || 860 - 894 || 45
|UMTS/HSPA+
|To be shut down by December 31, 2025.
|-
|-
| rowspan="6" |4G
| 1 || 1900 || 1900 MHz PCS || 1850 - 1910 || 1930 - 1990 || 80
| rowspan="6" |LTE
|'''600 MHz''' (71)
| rowspan="3" |Nationwide low-band frequencies.
|-
|-
|'''700''' '''MHz''' (12)
| 2 || 900 || TACS || 872 - 915 || 917 - 960 || 45
|-
|-
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5)
| 3 || 850 || JTACS || 887 - 925 || 832 - 870 || -55
|-
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (4/66)
| 4 || 1800 || Korean PCS || 1750 - 1780 || 1840 - 1870 || 90
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2/25)
| 5 || 450 || 450 MHz || 410 - 483 || 420 - 493 || 10
|-
|-
|'''2.5 GHz''' BRS (7)
| 6 || 2100 || 2 GHz || 1920 - 1980 || 2110 - 2170 || 190
|Additional capacity in some areas.
|-
|-
| rowspan="5" |5G
| 7 || 700 || Upper 700 MHz || 776 - 788 || 746 - 758 || -30
| rowspan="5" |NR
|'''600 MHz''' (n71)
| rowspan="3" |Shared with 4G using DSS.
|-
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (n66)
| 8 || 1800 || 1800 MHz || 1710 - 1785 || 1805 - 1880 || 95
|-
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (n2)
| 9 || 900 || 900 MHz || 880 - 915 || 925 - 960 || 45
|-
|-
|'''2.5 GHz''' BRS (n41)
| 10 || 800 || Secondary 800 MHz || 806 - 891 || 851 - 940 || 45
| rowspan="2" |Primary mid-band 5G frequencies.
|-
|-
|'''3.5 GHz''' C-Band (n77/n78)
| 11 || 400 || 400 MHz European PAMR || 410 - 483 || 420 - 493 || 10
|}
''*Includes network/spectrum sharing agreement with Videotron.''
 
====Bell/Telus====
[[File:Bell Mobility logo.svg.png|frameless|50px|link=Special:FilePath/Bell_Mobility_logo.svg.png]]
[[File:Telus logo.svg.png|frameless|120px|link=Special:FilePath/Telus_logo.svg.png]]
<br />
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Bands
!Notes
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" |3G
| 12 || 800 || 800 MHz PAMR || 870 - 876 || 915 - 921 || 45
| rowspan="2" |UMTS/HSPA+
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5)
| rowspan="2" |To be shut down by December 31, 2025.
|-
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2)
| 13 || 2500 || 2.5 GHz IMT-2000 Extension || 2500 - 2570 || 2620 - 2690 || 120
|-
|-
| rowspan="5" |4G
| 14 || 1900 || U.S. PCS 1.9 GHz || 1850 - 1915 || 1930 - 1995 || 80
| rowspan="5" |LTE
|'''700''' '''MHz''' (12/13/29)
| rowspan="2" |Nationwide low-band frequencies.
|-
|-
|'''850 MHz''' Cellular (5/26)
| 15 || 1700 || AWS || 1710 - 1755 || 2110 - 2155 || 400
|-
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (4/66)
| 16 || 2500 || U.S. 2.5 GHz || 2502 - 2568 || 2624 - 2690 || 122
| rowspan="2" |
|-
|-
|'''1.9 GHz''' PCS (2/25)
| 18 || 700 || 700 MHz Public Safety || 787 - 799 || 757 - 769 || -30
|-
|-
|'''2.5 GHz''' BRS (7)
| 19 || 700 || Lower 700 MHz || 698 - 716 || 728 - 746 || 30
|Additional capacity in some areas.
|-
|-
| rowspan="3" |5G
| 20 || 1600 || L-Band || 1626.5 - 1660.5 || 1525 - 1559 || -101.5
| rowspan="3" |NR
|'''600 MHz''' (n71)
|Low-band 5G in some areas.
|-
|-
|'''1.7/2.1 GHz''' AWS (n66)
| 21 || 2000 || S-Band || 2000 - 2020 || 2180 - 2200 || 180
| rowspan="2" |Primary mid-band 5G frequencies.
|-
|-
|'''3.5 GHz''' C-Band (n77/n78)
|}
|}
''*Includes network/spectrum sharing agreement with SaskTel.''
====Defunct Networks====
{| class="wikitable"
!Generation
!Protocol
!Frequency Band
!Dates of Operation
!Primary Operators
|-
|1G
|AMPS
|850 MHz Cellular
|Launched: 1985
Decommissioned: 2007-2008
|Rogers, Bell, Telus
|-
| rowspan="4" |2G
| rowspan="2" |TDMA/D-AMPS
|850 MHz Cellular
| rowspan="2" |Launched: Early 1990s
Decommissioned: 2007
| rowspan="4" |Rogers
|-
|1.9 GHz PCS
|-
| rowspan="2" | GSM/GPRS/EDGE
|850 MHz Cellular
| rowspan="2" |Launched: 1995 (GSM), 2001 (GPRS), 2003 (EDGE)
Decommissioned: 2021
|-
|1.9 GHz PCS
|-
| rowspan="2" |2G/3G
| rowspan="2" |CDMA/1x/EVDO
|850 MHz Cellular
| rowspan="2" |Launched: 1995 (CDMA), 2002 (1x), 2005 (EVDO)
Decommissioned: 2017-2019
| rowspan="2" |Bell, Telus
|-
|1.9 GHz PCS
|}<br />
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