Telecommunications
15 columns
200 rows
8 formats

Telecommunications Network Topology Maps

This dataset provides detailed, structured records of telecommunications network topologies, including nodes (such as routers, switches, and data centers), their locations, and the connections between them with bandwidth capacities and operational statuses. It is ideal for infrastructure planning, network optimization, and reliability analysis in telecom environments.

last updated 21 Aug 2025
by GoMask

The brief that made it

Telecommunications infrastructure planning and expansion

Sample rows

preview · 8 of 200 rows · all 15 columns

node_idstring	connection_typestring	connection_length_kmfloat	node_typestring	node_namestring	node_location_latitudefloat	node_location_longitudefloat	connection_idstring	source_node_idstring	destination_node_idstring	bandwidth_capacity_mbpsfloat	connection_statusstring	installation_datedate	last_maintenance_datedate	remarksstring
N0001	microwave	18.6	repeater	Repeater Adirondack East	44.3871	-74.6215	C0001	N0001	N0002	112.72	active	2019-05-24	2023-12-06	Rural microwave repeater, upgraded in 2023
N0002	fiber	54.2	hub	Hub Albany North	42.7712	-73.7928	C0002	N0002	N0003	12500.64	active	2018-03-11	2023-06-19	Albany backbone fiber, primary link
N0003	satellite	1200	gateway	Gateway Lake Ontario	43.2381	-76.5227	C0003	N0003	N0004	6.12	planned	blank	blank	Planned satellite link for remote gateway
N0004	microwave	32.8	repeater	Repeater Plattsburgh West	44.6995	-73.4682	C0004	N0004	N0005	210.44	maintenance	2021-08-14	2024-03-03	Interim repair, frequency calibration required
N0005	fiber	98.5	data_center	Data Center Buffalo Central	42.8864	-78.8784	C0005	N0005	N0006	82500.15	active	2016-07-19	2023-10-21	Buffalo DC fiber backbone, major upgrade 2023
N0006	copper	2.3	hub	Hub Syracuse Industrial	43.0481	-76.1474	C0006	N0006	N0007	55.34	inactive	2015-04-23	2019-09-30	Awaiting replacement, legacy copper
N0007	fiber	111.8	gateway	Gateway NYC Financial	40.7128	-74.006	C0007	N0007	N0008	62750.82	active	2017-10-05	2024-01-17	NYC financial district backbone, primary link
N0008	microwave	16.7	repeater	Repeater Upstate NY South	42.7432	-75.5681	C0008	N0008	N0009	97.56	maintenance	2022-01-14	2024-04-10	Maintenance ongoing, interim repair scheduled
N0009	copper	1.5	switch	Switch Bronx Terminal	40.8506	-73.8771	C0009	N0009	N0010	71.92	active	2018-06-02	2023-02-28	Bronx office connection, historic site
N0010	wireless	0.9	hub	Hub Queens Boulevard	40.7282	-73.7949	C0010	N0010	N0011	320.01	active	2020-12-09	2024-04-19	Wireless office segment, high throughput
N0011	fiber	9.5	repeater	Repeater Brooklyn South	40.6501	-73.9496	C0011	N0011	N0012	1600.23	maintenance	2022-02-16	2024-02-25	Major upgrade ongoing, Brooklyn repeater
N0012	fiber	27.6	data_center	Data Center NYC Uptown	40.7831	-73.9712	C0012	N0012	N0013	95000.41	active	2015-11-28	2023-07-18	Major NYC DC link, backbone upgrade
N0013	copper	1.2	switch	Switch Long Island North	40.7891	-73.1295	C0013	N0013	N0014	88.17	inactive	2013-09-25	2018-03-14	Seasonal outage, legacy copper
N0014	microwave	15.9	repeater	Repeater Upstate NY North	43.1056	-75.2327	C0014	N0014	N0015	134.65	active	2021-05-21	2024-03-15	Upstate repeater, frequency calibration
N0015	satellite	1800.1	gateway	Gateway Adirondack Central	44.0587	-74.563	C0015	N0015	N0016	19.99	planned	blank	blank	Extreme rural satellite, installation planned
N0016	fiber	31.6	hub	Hub Rochester East	43.1566	-77.6088	C0016	N0016	N0017	32000.89	active	2016-01-20	2023-11-09	Rochester fiber segment, backbone
N0017	microwave	19.2	repeater	Repeater Buffalo South	42.8861	-78.8783	C0017	N0017	N0018	201.44	active	2022-09-11	2024-02-09	Buffalo repeater, major upgrade ongoing
N0018	wireless	0.7	switch	Switch Queens College	40.7348	-73.8291	C0018	N0018	N0019	482.61	active	2021-03-05	2024-04-06	Campus wireless, high capacity
N0019	fiber	24.3	hub	Hub Yonkers Downtown	40.9312	-73.8988	C0019	N0019	N0020	15310.02	active	2017-06-30	2023-08-15	Yonkers fiber segment, primary link
N0020	microwave	14.1	repeater	Repeater Staten Island	40.5795	-74.1502	C0020	N0020	N0021	189.18	maintenance	2021-12-22	2024-03-22	Staten Island repeater, interim repair

What the 200 rows show

from the 200-row sample

Satellite (connection type) stands out: mean connection_length_km is 2,302, against 31.9 for the rest.

21.4median connection_length_km
4connection statuses
283.6median bandwidth_capacity_mbps

Mean connection_length_km by connection_type200 rows

connection_length_km200 rows, in bands of 1,000

Median 21.4, from 0.40 to 5,101.

node_type200 rows · 6 values

repeater61
hub49
gateway38
switch30
data_center15
router7

15 columns by typefrom the column list below

string 9
float 4
date 2

Columns

15 columns in three groups

blueprint · 15 columns
column	type	description	example
Text 9 columns
`node_id`	string	Unique identifier for each network node (e.g., router, switch, hub, data center).unique	N0001
`node_name`	string	Human-readable name or label for the network node.	Repeater Adirondack East
`node_type`	string	Type of network node (e.g., router, switch, hub, data_center).6 values	repeater
`connection_id`	string	Unique identifier for each network connection between nodes.unique	C0001
`source_node_id`	string	Identifier of the source node in the connection.	N0001
`destination_node_id`	string	Identifier of the destination node in the connection.	N0002
`connection_type`	string	Type of network connection (e.g., fiber, copper, wireless, satellite).fiber · copper · wireless · satellite · microwave	microwave
`connection_status`	string	Current operational status of the connection.active · inactive · maintenance · planned	active
`remarks`	string	Additional notes or comments about the node or connection.optional	Niagara backbone fiber
Numbers 4 columns
`node_location_latitude`	float	Latitude coordinate of the node's physical location.-90 to 90 · optional	44.3871
`node_location_longitude`	float	Longitude coordinate of the node's physical location.-180 to 180 · optional	-74.6215
`bandwidth_capacity_mbps`	float	Maximum bandwidth capacity of the connection in megabits per second (Mbps).0 or more	112.72
`connection_length_km`	float	Physical length of the connection in kilometers.0 or more · optional	18.6
Dates and times 2 columns
`installation_date`	date	Date when the connection was installed or became operational.optional	2019-05-24
`last_maintenance_date`	date	Date of the most recent maintenance performed on the connection.optional	2023-12-06

Use it for

A telecommunications dashboard
Connection_length_km by connection_type and a breakdown of node_type. Excel, Power BI or Tableau.
Why do the 23 satellite rows have a mean connection_length_km of 2,302?
A root-cause class exercise
Hand out the rows and one question. The answer is in the data, not in the brief.
Nodes200
N000118.6microwave
N000254.2fiber
N00031200satellite
A software demo
Believable nodes with node_name, node_type and node_location_latitude to fill a screen in front of a buyer.

This dataset200 rows15 columns

Yours1,000 rows15 columnsnode_location_latitude: UK only

blueprint · telecommunications-network-topology-maps

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These 200 rows came out of a blueprint — 15 columns with generation rules behind each one. Open it in Data Factory to retune a column, add your own, wire in foreign keys, and run it at the size you actually need.

Rules it was built with

Node ID and location provided
Connection type and capacity logged
Bandwidth utilization percentage included
Outage events flagged at connection level
Topology change events timestamped

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