United States of America·North America & Caribbean

Cellular One

OperatorTX-10, LLC and Central Louisiana Cellular, LLC (MTPCS)

Live2G4G2 bands
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LocationUnited States of AmericaUS
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PLMN ID · 310570

310
mcc
United States of America
570
mnc
Cellular One

MCC

Mobile Country Code

MNC

Mobile Network Code

PLMN

MCC + MNC

TADIG

Not on file

GSMA roaming code

Technology

2G · 4G on this network

2G

1 band

3G

Not on record

4G

1 band

5G

Not on record

Record

Updated 2025-04-09

Brand
Cellular One
Operator
TX-10, LLC and Central Louisiana Cellular, LLC (MTPCS)
Dialling code
Mobile Country Code
Mobile Network Code
PLMN ID
TADIG code
Technologies
2G · 4G2 bands on file
Status
Live

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About Cellular One

TX-10, LLC and Central Louisiana Cellular, LLC, operating under the brand Cellular One, provides mobile network services in the United States of America. Falling under the North America & Caribbean region, Cellular One (MTPCS) distinguishes itself with the Mobile Network Code (MNC) 570 in conjunction with the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 310, identifying it within the larger US mobile landscape. As a regional player, Cellular One primarily serves areas within central Louisiana, competing with nationwide giants and other regional carriers. They offer essential voice and data services to their customer base, focusing on providing coverage in areas other larger mobile networks might overlook. The combination of MCC 310 and MNC 570 is crucial for mobile devices to correctly identify and connect to the Cellular One network. In the United States, MCC 310 denotes mobile networks operating within the country, while the unique MNC pinpoints the specific carrier, in this case, Cellular One (MTPCS). This system enables seamless roaming and ensures correct billing for users. Compared to networks like Verizon or AT&T who own multiple MNCs, Cellular One’s regional focus allows them to concentrate on customer needs and localized service improvements within their operational footprint in the central Louisiana. Furthermore, by understanding their MCC/MNC a user can diagnose potential issues with their mobile network access, by determining whether the device is connecting to the correct network.

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