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MeshCore Coverage Map

See where MeshCore repeaters and room servers are active across Europe. Find nodes near you and discover coverage gaps where new repeaters are needed.

MeshCore Network Coverage

The map below shows known MeshCore repeaters and room servers across Europe. Coverage depends on terrain, antenna height, and transmit power. A repeater on a hilltop or tall building can cover a radius of 5 to 20 km or more.

How to Read the Map

  • Repeater nodes relay messages between devices, extending the range of the network. Their coverage radius depends on elevation and antenna setup.
  • Room servers are group communication hubs that also provide routing. They appear as distinct markers on the map.
  • Coverage circles are approximate. Actual range varies with terrain, buildings, vegetation, and antenna quality. Hilltop repeaters often reach far beyond their indicated radius.

The map shows reported and verified nodes. There may be additional private nodes not shown on the map.

Regional Maps and Monitoring Tools

In addition to the official MeshCore map, several community-operated tools provide detailed regional coverage information.

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Official MeshCore Map

The primary map showing repeaters and room servers across the entire MeshCore network.

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LocalMesh Netherlands

Detailed map of MeshCore nodes in the Netherlands, including coverage analysis and node status.

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ValleiRug Live Map

Real-time node status for the Vallei region in the Netherlands.

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MeshRadio UK Map

Coverage map for the United Kingdom, maintained by the MeshRadio UK community.

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LetsMesh Network Analyzer

Network analysis tool showing node connectivity, message routes, and network health metrics.

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TechSpeeltuin Dashboards

Technical dashboards and monitoring tools for MeshCore network analysis.

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How Coverage Improves

Every node added to the network improves coverage for everyone. The most impactful additions are:

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Repeaters at Elevation

A single repeater on a hilltop, tall building, or radio tower can cover tens of kilometers and bridge gaps between isolated clusters of users.

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Repeaters in Gap Areas

Placing a repeater between two existing coverage zones connects them, creating a continuous mesh.

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Room Servers in Populated Areas

Room servers in cities and towns provide group communication hubs and also improve message routing.

See a gap in coverage?

Help grow the network by deploying a repeater in your area.

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