According to various reports, here are some of the cities with the fastest and slowest internet speeds:

Fastest Internet Speeds in the United States

    Kansas City, Missouri

    With an average internet speed of 159.74 Mbps, Kansas City has the fastest internet speed in the United States.

    Austin, Texas

    With an average internet speed of 132.22 Mbps, Austin is the second-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    San Francisco, California

    With an average internet speed of 123.07 Mbps, San Francisco is the third-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Seattle, Washington

    With an average internet speed of 115.36 Mbps, Seattle is the fourth-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Denver, Colorado

    With an average internet speed of 112.02 Mbps, Denver is the fifth-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Portland, Oregon

    With an average internet speed of 109.81 Mbps, Portland is the sixth-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Atlanta, Georgia

    With an average internet speed of 108.62 Mbps, Atlanta is the seventh-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Washington, D.C.

    With an average internet speed of 107.94 Mbps, Washington, D.C. is the eighth-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    San Jose, California

    With an average internet speed of 107.27 Mbps, San Jose is the ninth-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Boston, Massachusetts

    With an average internet speed of 105.59 Mbps, Boston is the tenth-fastest city for internet speeds in the United States.

Slowest Internet Speeds in the United States

    Lompoc, California

    With an average internet speed of 6.23 Mbps, Lompoc has the slowest internet speed in the United States.

    Fallon, Nevada

    With an average internet speed of 6.52 Mbps, Fallon is the second-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Clarksburg, West Virginia

    With an average internet speed of 6.61 Mbps, Clarksburg is the third-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Lake Charles, Louisiana

    With an average internet speed of 6.75 Mbps, Lake Charles is the fourth-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Hopkinsville, Kentucky

    With an average internet speed of 6.78 Mbps, Hopkinsville is the fifth-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Douglas, Arizona

    With an average internet speed of 6.81 Mbps, Douglas is the sixth-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Carlsbad, New Mexico

    With an average internet speed of 7.03 Mbps, Carlsbad is the seventh-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Coffeyville, Kansas

    With an average internet speed of 7.26 Mbps, Coffeyville is the eighth-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Brookings, South Dakota

    With an average internet speed of 7.31 Mbps, Brookings is the ninth-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

    Jackson, Wyoming

    With an average internet speed of 7.46 Mbps, Jackson is the tenth-slowest city for internet speeds in the United States.

Fastest Internet Speeds in the World

    Singapore

    With an average internet speed of 229.07 Mbps, Singapore has the fastest internet speed in the world.

    Hong Kong

    With an average internet speed of 180.57 Mbps, Hong Kong is the second-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Taipei

    With an average internet speed of 151.09 Mbps, Taipei is the third-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Shanghai

    With an average internet speed of 135.07 Mbps, Shanghai is the fourth-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Seoul

    With an average internet speed of 124.57 Mbps, Seoul is the fifth-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Tokyo

    With an average internet speed of 118.57 Mbps, Tokyo is the sixth-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Zurich

    With an average internet speed of 117.12 Mbps, Zurich is the seventh-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Bucharest

    With an average internet speed of 114.32 Mbps, Bucharest is the eighth-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Riga

    With an average internet speed of 105.48 Mbps, Riga is the ninth-fastest city for internet speeds.

    Vilnius

    With an average internet speed of 102.33 Mbps, Vilnius is the tenth-fastest city for internet speeds.

Slowest Internet Speeds in the World

    Lagos

    With an average internet speed of 4.12 Mbps, Lagos has the slowest internet speed in the world.

    Damascus

    With an average internet speed of 5.96 Mbps, Damascus is the second-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Dhaka

    With an average internet speed of 7.05 Mbps, Dhaka is the third-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Karachi

    With an average internet speed of 7.12 Mbps, Karachi is the fourth-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Algiers

    With an average internet speed of 7.17 Mbps, Algiers is the fifth-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Tripoli

    With an average internet speed of 8.75 Mbps, Tripoli is the sixth-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Tehran

    With an average internet speed of 8.99 Mbps, Tehran is the seventh-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Havana

    With an average internet speed of 9.11 Mbps, Havana is the eighth-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Managua

    With an average internet speed of 9.16 Mbps, Managua is the ninth-slowest city for internet speeds.

    Tashkent

    With an average internet speed of 9.23 Mbps, Tashkent is the tenth-slowest city for internet speeds.

It's important to note that these rankings are based on averages and may not reflect the actual experience of individual users in these cities.

The Speedtest Fixed Broadband Performance Report by Ookla had some good news for American internet users struggling with slow connections.

The analysis found that an expansion of gigabit internet connections has resulted in a 35.8 percent increase in download speed on average around the country. The U.S. is now the seventh-fastest country worldwide for downloads, though it still lags behind in uploads where it comes in at number 27.

The analysis was carried out with 25 million unique devices that provided over 115 million tests in the second and third quarters of this year. Kansas City boasts the fastest download speed in the country with an average fixed broadband download speed of 159.18 Mbps. Austin and Lubbox, both in Texas, come second and third with 143.66 and 141.38 Mbps respectively.

Google Fiber is the fastest Internet service provider in three of the top five cities with the fastest speeds for downloading. The situation isn't as rosy elsewhere, however, with things still moving along at a snail's pace in Memphis. That city only has an average download speed of 44.86 Mbps by comparison.

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