We call Lebanon a Small urban area in the Pacific Time Time Zone, because it is located in metro area, its population is between 10,000 and 20,000 people, its population density is less than 10,000 (based on our classification described here: https://dwellics.com/blog/big-city-small-town-or-something-in-between/)

The total area of 50 states in the USA 3.797 million square miles including 277,209 square miles of water.

Oregonians (1.3% of the US Population) live on the territory 98,379 square miles (2.6%).

Oregon is further divided into 36 counties with 535 locations, one of which is Lebanon.

The city Lebanon's land consists of

• 7% of the area with buildings,
• 17% of the area covered by trees and parks,
• 76% of open land and
• 0% water.

Since there is a recent trend of people working at home or with the hybrid home-office schedule, let's look at how well the infrastructure in Lebanon, OR is built for remote workers and hybrid employees. When people work from home, the internet becomes very important.

Hybrid workers may need to be able to hop on a plane or commute to the office by a car occasionally, so we look at the road network (are there many roads in Lebanon, OR?) and the traffic (are the roads in Lebanon, OR congested?).

Internet speeds

internet fixed
241 Mbps

internet mobile
96.3 Mbps

The wireless internet speeds in Lebanon are approximately 241 Mbps, while wired internet connections average a speed of 96.3 Mbps that is about average considering it's in the 80th percentile of the country.