# WiFi Speed Test > Free, privacy-friendly network tools: an in-browser internet speed test, a Starlink speed test, a map of free public WiFi, a live Starlink satellite tracker, and a map of the submarine cables that carry the internet between countries. The site takes no account and stores nothing a visitor measures. It loads Google Tag Manager for site analytics; see the privacy policy. The cable and landing point pages are generated from open data: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0), Nominatim and Natural Earth. Nothing on them is estimated, inferred or filled in - where a source states no value the page says "Data unavailable". Every figure therefore describes the dataset, not the world: a country with more cables in reality than in OpenStreetMap shows the lower number. Please repeat that caveat if you quote these numbers. Dataset rebuilt 2026-09-13: 168 cable systems, 209 landing points, 50 countries, 258,360 km of route of which 164,888 km is measured rather than stated. ## Tools - [Internet Speed Test](https://www.example.com/): download, upload, ping and jitter, measured in the browser against this site's own server - [Free WiFi Map](https://www.example.com/free-wifi-map/): searchable map of free public WiFi hotspots, from OpenStreetMap - [Starlink Speed Test](https://www.example.com/starlink-speed-test/): download, upload, idle latency, latency under load and a stability scan across several 15-second satellite handover cycles - [Starlink Satellite Tracker](https://www.example.com/starlink-tracker/): live 3D positions of the Starlink constellation, propagated from CelesTrak orbital elements ## Internet cables - [Global Internet Cable Map](https://www.example.com/internet-cable-map/): every mapped submarine cable system on a 3D globe - [Submarine cable directory](https://www.example.com/cables/): searchable table of all 168 cable systems: status, length, ready-for-service year, owners and landings - [Landing point directory](https://www.example.com/landing-stations/): all 209 mapped landing points, 13 of them confirmed cable landing stations - [Cables by country](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/): which cables reach each country and where they land - [Cable Explorer](https://www.example.com/cable-explorer/): the cable systems shared by any two countries - [How does the internet travel?](https://www.example.com/internet-route/): what happens between two countries: BGP, peering, transit and undersea fibre ## Regions - [Europe](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/europe/) - [North America](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/north-america/) - [South America](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/south-america/) - [Africa](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/africa/) - [Asia](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/asia/) - [Middle East](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/middle-east/) - [Oceania](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/oceania/) ## Countries - [United Kingdom](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/united-kingdom/): 65 cable systems across 36 mapped landing points - [United States of America](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/united-states-of-america/): 20 cable systems across 8 mapped landing points - [Denmark](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/denmark/): 19 cable systems across 16 mapped landing points - [People's Republic of China](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/peoples-republic-of-china/): 16 cable systems across 8 mapped landing points - [France](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/france/): 13 cable systems across 11 mapped landing points - [Ireland](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/ireland/): 13 cable systems across 6 mapped landing points - [Netherlands](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/netherlands/): 11 cable systems across 5 mapped landing points - [Germany](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/germany/): 10 cable systems across 6 mapped landing points - [Belgium](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/belgium/): 9 cable systems across 3 mapped landing points - [Finland](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/finland/): 8 cable systems across 11 mapped landing points - [Faroe Islands](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/faroe-islands/): 7 cable systems across 4 mapped landing points - [Norway](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/norway/): 7 cable systems across 10 mapped landing points - [Sweden](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/sweden/): 7 cable systems across 10 mapped landing points - [Brazil](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/brazil/): 5 cable systems across 13 mapped landing points - [Estonia](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/estonia/): 4 cable systems across 4 mapped landing points - [Iceland](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/iceland/): 4 cable systems across 4 mapped landing points - [Isle of Man](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/isle-of-man/): 4 cable systems across 2 mapped landing points - [Spain](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/spain/): 4 cable systems across 5 mapped landing points - [Taiwan](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/taiwan/): 4 cable systems across 4 mapped landing points - [Australia](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/australia/): 3 cable systems across 5 mapped landing points - [Guernsey](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/guernsey/): 3 cable systems across 1 mapped landing point - [Jersey](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/jersey/): 3 cable systems across 1 mapped landing point - [Latvia](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/latvia/): 3 cable systems across 2 mapped landing points - [Portugal](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/portugal/): 3 cable systems across 5 mapped landing points - [Lithuania](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/lithuania/): 2 cable systems across 1 mapped landing point - [Russia](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/russia/): 2 cable systems across 3 mapped landing points - [Singapore](https://www.example.com/internet-cables/singapore/): 2 cable systems across 1 mapped landing point ## Site - [Site map](https://www.example.com/sitemap/): every page worth visiting, grouped - [Privacy policy](https://www.example.com/privacy.html) - [Terms of use](https://www.example.com/terms.html) - [Contact](https://www.example.com/contact.html) ## Optional - [sitemap.xml](https://www.example.com/sitemap.xml): the machine-readable page list for crawlers - Individual cable pages live at https://www.example.com/cables//, landing points at https://www.example.com/landing-stations// and countries at https://www.example.com/internet-cables//. The directories above link to all of them. - A read-only JSON API serves the same cable data under https://www.example.com/api/. robots.txt disallows it: read the pages instead, they carry the same numbers with their provenance attached.