Starlink Ground Station Locations: Interactive Map (2025 List)


Have you ever wondered how Starlink internet works? The magic happens through special buildings called ground stations. These stations connect satellites to the internet. Today, I’ll show you where all these Starlink ground stations are located around the world.

Explore our interactive Starlink ground station map below to see all 150 locations worldwide and interact with them yourself

Starlink ground stations (sometimes called gateways) are buildings with special equipment. They talk to Starlink satellites flying overhead. When you use Starlink internet, your signal goes up to a satellite, then down to a ground station, then to the regular internet.

Think of ground stations like post offices for internet data. They help your messages find their way across the world!

Starlink Ground Stations Map
Starlink Ground Station Map • Last updated: April 2025

I made a special map showing all 150 Starlink ground stations around the world. Here’s how you can use it:

  • Click any dot to see details about that station
  • Use the colored buttons to filter stations by their status
  • The blue dots are planned stations
  • The orange dots are being built right now
  • The green dots are working stations
  • The gray dots are stations we don’t know much about
  • Click “Reset Zoom” to see the whole world again

The map helps you see how Starlink covers the whole Earth with internet. Each dot is a real place helping people connect!

Related: Check out our real-time Starlink satellite tracker to see exactly where Starlink satellites are flying over your location right now!

Let’s look at where all the Starlink ground stations are located. I’ll list them by continent.

Africa

Starlink has just started building in Africa. Right now there are two stations in Nigeria:

  • Ikire
  • Lekki

Asia

In Asia, you’ll find stations in:

Japan:

  • Akita
  • Hitachinaka
  • Otaru
  • Yamaguchi

Philippines:

  • Angeles

North America

North America has the most Starlink ground stations. Here they are by country:

Canada:

  • Marathon, Ontario
  • Saguenay, Quebec
  • Sambro Creek, Nova Scotia
  • St Johns, Newfoundland

Mexico:

  • Cabo San Lucas
  • Charcas
  • El Marques
  • Llano Grande
  • Mazahua
  • Merida
  • Monterey
  • PeƱuelas
  • Tapachula
  • Villahermosa

United States: The US has the most stations. There are too many to list them all here, but some examples include:

  • Anchorage, Alaska
  • Boca Chica, Texas
  • Fairbanks, Alaska
  • Hawthorne, California
  • Redmond, Washington

The US has stations in almost every state!

Central America and Caribbean

Starlink is growing in this region too:

Dominican Republic:

  • Caleta
  • Santiago de los Caballeros

Puerto Rico:

  • Ponce
  • Toa Baja

CuraƧao:

  • Willemstad

Europe

Europe has many Starlink ground stations spread across different countries:

France:

  • Villenave d’Ornon

Germany:

  • Aerzen
  • Frankfurt
  • Usingen

Ireland:

  • Ballinspittle
  • Elfordstown

Italy:

  • Foggia
  • Marsala
  • Milano

Lithuania:

  • Kaunas

Norway:

  • TromsĆø

Poland:

  • Wola Krobowska

Portugal:

  • Alfouvar de Cima
  • Coviha

Spain:

  • Ibi
  • Lepe
  • Villarejo de Salvanes

United Kingdom:

  • Chalfont Grove
  • Fawley
  • Goonhilly
  • Hoo
  • Isle of Man
  • Morn Hill
  • Wherstead
  • Woodwalton

South America

Starlink has been growing quickly in South America:

Argentina:

  • Falda del Carmen

Brazil:

  • CamaƧari
  • Guarapari
  • ItaboraĆ­
  • JoĆ£o CĆ¢mara
  • Luz
  • Manaus
  • Montes Carlos
  • Mossoró
  • Passa Quatro
  • Porto Alegre
  • Presidente Prudente
  • Rio Negro
  • Santana de ParnaĆ­ba
  • SĆ£o GonƧalo do Amarante
  • Surubim
  • Uruguaiana

Chile:

  • Caldera
  • Noviciado
  • Puerto Montt
  • Puerto Saavedra
  • Punta Arenas
  • San Clemente
  • Santa Elena
Comprehensive Starlink ground station locations map showing SpaceX's global satellite internet infrastructure

Do you know why there are so many Starlink ground stations? Each one helps more people get internet. The more stations there are:

  • The faster your internet can be
  • The more people can use Starlink at the same time
  • The better backup options if one station has problems

Starlink wants to put ground stations all over the world. This helps people in far-away places get good internet too.

Starlink is still growing! They’re building new gateway locations all the time. The blue and orange dots on our map show where new stations are coming soon.

Would you like to check if there’s a Starlink ground station near you? Just zoom in on the map to your area!

Conclusion

Starlink ground stations are key to making satellite internet work well. Our map shows all 150 Starlink ground station locations around the world. From Africa to South America, these stations help connect people everywhere.

Have you ever seen a Starlink ground station in real life? They’re usually fenced areas with several satellite dishes pointed at the sky. Next time you’re driving through a rural area, keep your eyes open – you might spot one!

I hope this guide helps you understand how Starlink works and where all their ground stations are located. The Starlink ground station map is a fun way to explore this amazing network!