Originally Posted By: ToddW

I believe both counties you listed are VERY EXPENSIVE to live in.

Bordering State land or National forest (if different) would be awesome!


I think that you need to have a look at www.dslreports.com and you'll see the 1:1 Correlation between "Cheap Land" and "No Broadband"

For example, this map: http://www.dslreports.com/coinfo shows you a nice national map of telephone companies with DSL capable central offices. The red dots are places where DSL isn't offered at the Central Office. Just because DSL is at a central office, it does not mean there's DSL at a particular home served by the Central Office.

Now look at this map of home prices in the USA:

http://www.trulia.com/home_prices/ Select "Median Sale Price"

Interesting, right?