There's 4 starlink earth stations in Washington state. The starlink r&d team and office is also based in Redmond.
1. Redmond office site
2. North bend, colocated with CenturyLink long haul fiber hut
3. Brewster, commercial teleport facility, as a tenant, larger site is run by USEI. This is also a TT&C (tracking, telemetry and control) site for starlink space segment network operations.
4. Prosser, also colocated with CenturyLink fiber huts.
It is also worth noting that one of the first major internet traffic exchange points which the starlink AS has joined is the SIX (Seattle internet exchange). It's my theory that their IP network and other common ISP-like infrastructure is the most fully developed in Seattle.
If you take a look at their peeringdb page it will give you an idea of where they're publicly announcing availability for peeing and PNIs. Presently only Seattle.
1. Redmond office site
2. North bend, colocated with CenturyLink long haul fiber hut
3. Brewster, commercial teleport facility, as a tenant, larger site is run by USEI. This is also a TT&C (tracking, telemetry and control) site for starlink space segment network operations.
4. Prosser, also colocated with CenturyLink fiber huts.
It is also worth noting that one of the first major internet traffic exchange points which the starlink AS has joined is the SIX (Seattle internet exchange). It's my theory that their IP network and other common ISP-like infrastructure is the most fully developed in Seattle.
If you take a look at their peeringdb page it will give you an idea of where they're publicly announcing availability for peeing and PNIs. Presently only Seattle.
https://www.peeringdb.com/net/18747