All three of the new Galaxy S20 phones will work on T-Mobile’s low-band 5G network, and today T-Mo confirmed that that coverage is expanding to 95 new cities across the U.S.

The new upgrades are spread throughout the country, including in cities like Hood River, OR; Old Fort, NC; Skyline, MN; Crystal Lake, IA; Panhandle, TX; Hector, AR; and Desert Shores, CA.

The full list of new low-band 5G cities looks like this:

• Arkansas: Hector, Moorefield
• Arizona: Cordes Lakes, Huachuca City, Spring Valley, Winkelman
• California: Desert Shores
• Colorado: Ault, Collbran, Lakeside, Lynn
• Iowa: Bancroft, Crystal Lake, Frederika, Grafton, Hampton, Larchwood, Luxemburg, McCallsburg, Ocheyedan, Paullina, Plainfield, Ryan, Scarville, St. Anthony, Sutherland
• Illinois: McCook, Merrionette Park, Preston Heights
• Indiana: Bloomfield, Newburgh, Parkers Settlement, Riley, Royal Center, Versailles, Westport
• Kentucky: Brownsboro Farm, Dixon, Goose Creek, Lynnview, Manor Creek, Strathmoor Manor, Strathmoor Village, Watterson Park, Woodland Hills
• Louisiana: Richmond, Tallulah
• Maryland: Lonaconing
• Minnesota: Skyline
• Montana: Jette, Plains
• North Carolina: Old Fort
• North Dakota: Gardner
• Nebraska: Dunbar
• New Mexico: Hatch, Manzano
• Ohio: Brecon, Four Bridges, New Miami, Pleasant Hills, Remington
• Oklahoma: Carney, Eakly, Erick, Goodwell, Grand Lake Towne, Hennessey, Oktaha, Wyandotte
• Oregon: Hood River
• Pennsylvania: Avondale, Bryn Mawr, Conneaut Lake, Mercersburg, Perryopolis, Reynoldsville
• South Carolina: Folly Beach
• Texas: Fort Hancock, Hilltop, Karnes City, Mineola, Panhandle, Quitman, Richland, Santa Anna
• Utah: Junction, Lynndyl
• Washington: Esperance, Fife, Kettle Falls
• Wisconsin: Marion, Newburg, Tigerton
• West Virginia: Brandonville
• Wyoming: Shoshoni

Source: T-Mobile